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The Northwest ISD board of trustees approved a resolution on hazardous transportation routes at its Aug. 8 meeting. (Kaushiki Roy/Community Impact Newspaper)
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Northwest ISD lists hazardous routes to school to access state funds for busing students

By Kaushiki Roy

The designation allows the district to receive state funds to help with busing students who would encounter hazardous traffic conditions if they walked to school, according to the approved resolution.

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