ISSAQUAH, Wash. (AP) — The Issaquah School District is spending $400,000 on a GPS system to track school buses.
The money comes from a $33 million technology levy approved in February by voters.
A district spokeswoman told KIRO-FM the tracking system will save money by improving efficiency.
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Information from: KIRO-FM, http://mynorthwest.com/
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