Pennsylvania school districts are required to provide free transportation to students whose parents live at two different residences within the same district, the state Supreme Court has ruled.
On Aug. 26, a divided court ruled that a school district must provide transportation to the homes of both parents if they have split custody and both live within the district. The decision in Watts v. Manheim Township School District upheld a ruling from the Commonwealth Court.
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