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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forumsjust your average everyday superhero superwoman
She got 56 kids off a burning bus in 1 minute. That's superwoman stuff
http://www.cbsnews.com/news/teresa-stroble-school-bus-driver-hailed-as-hero-56-students-bus-bursts-into-flames/
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just your average everyday superhero superwoman (Original Post)
AmandaRuth
May 2017
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shenmue
(38,506 posts)1. Yes
luvMIdog
(2,533 posts)2. yay! Good news. Good for her!
canetoad
(17,190 posts)3. Yep a true hero
As soon as school bus driver Teresa Stroble heard two 9th graders yell about seeing smoke, she jumped into action.
South Carolina school bus driver Teresa Stroble is credited with saving the lives of 56 students on board after the vehicle burst into flames.
WSPA
The Duncan, South Carolina, school bus driver ushered all 56 students -- from Duncan Elementary, Beech Springs Intermediate and Byrnes High School -- off her bus, and radioed the transportation office to call 911 before the vehicle burst into flames Tuesday morning.
The "7-year veteran driver and teacher assistant for [Spartanburg School District 5] did exactly as she was trained and quickly and calmly evacuated all 56 students from the bus, and got them to a safe location," the school district said in an online statement several hours after the incident. "She is a true hero!"
Firefighters arrived on the scene minutes later to contain the fire.
"She did exactly what she was trained to do," Superintendent Scott Turner told CBS affiliate WSPA. "She was calm. She kept the students calm. She made sure they were safe. They were her first priority. She's our hero today."
babylonsister
(171,094 posts)4. Thanks so much for a good story for a change. nt
irisblue
(33,034 posts)5. He'll to the yes!
lostnfound
(16,191 posts)6. She deserves a bonus... at least as much as typical corporate director gets for meeting profit goals
Doesn't work that way, does it... for some reason our wonderful economic system doesn't reward the people that save the lives of a bunch of kids, just the people who make a little more money for The Owners.