Among “anomalies” cited by Chi Trib in an article about school busing is OPRF High School, which “won an exemption from [state] busing requirements by demonstrating that adequate public transportation was available.” It’s busing by Pace in the two villages or (healthily) hiking. And since nonexistent school buses do not get stuck in snow and ice, the high school never calls classes off for weather reasons.
Meanwhile, the eastbound Metra train drops a busload of Fenwick students every morning. That school draws them from far & wide. And those who keep going downtown on their way to St. Ignatius find a bus waiting for them at the Ogilvie Center. Or did a while back.
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