No kids injured in Bamberg County school bus incident

ShareAdd Us On GoogleAdd as a preferred source on GoogleBAMBERG, S.C. – Bamberg County School District officials say students are safe after a bus incident involving Bus 11 on Tuesday.In a series of Facebook updates, the district said the bus was involved in an incident in Bamberg, but no injuries were reported. Nurses were brought to the scene to check students before they were allowed to leave the bus.South Carolina student achievement could generate billions in economic growthA South Carolina study found improving student achievement could deliver billions of dollars in economic benefits for the state in the years ahead. District officials said all students appeared to be OK and were moved onto another bus to be taken home. Alternate transportation was arranged to make sure students got home safely, and parents and guardians of students on the bus are being contacted with any necessary updates.The district emphasized that student safety remains its top priority and thanked the community for its patience and support.Copyright 2026 WRDW/WAGT. All rights reserved.BAMBERG, S.C. – Bamberg County School District officials say students are safe after a bus incident involving Bus 11 on Tuesday.In a series of Facebook updates, the district said the bus was involved in an incident in Bamberg, but no injuries were reported. Nurses were brought to the scene to check students before they were allowed to leave the bus.South Carolina student achievement could generate billions in economic growthA South Carolina study found improving student achievement could deliver billions of dollars in economic benefits for the state in the years ahead. District officials said all students appeared to be OK and were moved onto another bus to be taken home. Alternate transportation was arranged to make sure students got home safely, and parents and guardians of students on the bus are being contacted with any necessary updates.The district emphasized that student safety remains its top priority and thanked the community for its patience and support.