Summary
A school bus driver named Diane Crawford was fired for posting a sign on her bus that said students could only speak English. She claimed her intention was to maintain a respectful environment, not to offend anyone. The incident has led to discussions about cultural sensitivity in schools.
Key Facts
- Diane Crawford was a school bus driver for the Juniata County School District in Pennsylvania.
- She put up a sign on her bus saying only English could be spoken.
- Crawford said the sign was meant to address a bilingual student who bullied others.
- Rohrer Bus, contracted by the school district, ended her contract over the sign.
- Crawford said she did not face an investigation or suspension before her contract ended.
- She is currently struggling financially and has started an online fundraiser.
- The story has sparked debate about cultural sensitivity and safety in schools.
