A school bus in Cleveland caught fire while transporting 15 students to Monticello Middle School. The bus driver quickly evacuated all students to safety, and no injuries were reported. The fire, which broke out from behind one of the rear wheels, was brought under control by the Cleveland Heights Fire Department. Superintendent Liz Kirby commended the driver and students for their quick and calm response during the incident. The cause of the fire is still under investigation. The district has conducted safety inspections on all buses as a precaution. The incident occurred at the corner of Cambridge and Northhampton, with photos showing smoke and flames engulfing the bus. Immediate support was provided to the students upon arrival at school. The district is working with the fire department and state highway patrol to determine the cause of the fire and will keep parents and staff informed. The bus had passed its state inspection before the incident, and additional safety measures have been taken to ensure the safety of all buses in the fleet. Overall, everyone involved acted swiftly and effectively to ensure the safety of the students during the frightening ordeal.
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