Students in Clarksville-Montgomery County are heading back to school. As they return to classrooms, local police are taking steps to ensure their safety. The police are reminding drivers and families about certain rules.
These rules are designed to protect children, particularly in relation to bus safety. Further details about the rules and safety measures are available from local sources, including FOX 17 WZTV Nashville.
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