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Students, drivers honored for actions during bus fire

Above, the Rhea County School Board honored four students and two bus drivers for their actions during a bus fire in October. Pictured, from left, are Brandie Newman, Matthew Morgan, Jade Hope, Rhea Director of Schools Jerry Levengood, April Dunn, Danny Pryor and Jacob Edge.

Published: 5:08 PM, 11/13/2012

Last updated: 5:20 PM, 11/13/2012

Author: John Sprague
Source: The Herald-News

Two bus drivers and four students were honored for their actions of acting calmly and following procedures when a school bus had an electrical fire in October.
The Rhea County Board of Education honored the group at the board's regular monthly meeting on Thursday.

For further details, see the Wednesday edition of The Herald-News.