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Mother Seeks Answers After Son Dropped Off at Incorrect Bus Stop

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An El Paso mother, Deanna Ortiz, is demanding accountability from the El Paso Independent School District (EPISD) after her 11-year-old son, Luke, was mistakenly dropped off an hour away from his designated bus stop. Instead of being released at Braden Aboud Memorial Park, he was left near Sandoval Apartments. Ortiz criticized the district's policy that does not require bus drivers to track student drop-offs for grades three and up, calling it irresponsible. In response, EPISD stated that they are committed to safety and will introduce a new app, Stopfinder, next school year to enhance communication and tracking for families.

Key Details: • Incident occurred on a school day, affecting student safety. • EPISD will launch the Stopfinder app next school year for better tracking. • Parents are encouraged to stay informed about their child's transportation.

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