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Six Brooklyn Special Education Students Left on School Bus for More Than Four Hours

The city’s Special Commissioner of Investigation found that a school bus driver and bus matron failed to get the students to P.S. 289 on time on Dec. 16, 2025, according to ABC News.

According to ABC News, a school bus driver and bus matron have been barred from supervising students after investigators found that they kept six nonverbal special education students aboard a school bus for more than four hours. The students, ages 6 to 8, were scheduled to arrive at P.S. 289 in Brooklyn before 9:00am on Dec. 16, but did not reach the school until approximately 1:25pm, according to the city’s Special Commissioner of Investigation.

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