The Rowan-Salisbury school board is now requiring teaching assistants to also know how to drive a bus. It’s all to help fill a huge gap in bus drivers in the district, but not everyone’s on board.

On this episode of #WakeUpCLT To Go, we’re discussing the new program and asking viewers if they think it’s fair that teaching assistants must also drive a school bus.

Do you believe it’s fair or OK to expect teaching assistants or substitute teachers to drive a bus? Comment below or text us at 704-329-3600.

Things to Do in Charlotte, North Carolina

Located within the Piedmont region of North Carolina, Charlotte is the second largest city in the southeastern United States. The city’s population is 872,498. It is also the fastest growing city in North Carolina. It has a population that grows by about 100 people a day.

Charlotte is a cosmopolitan city that has a warm southern hospitality. It is also home to a wide range of sports teams. There are also a number of museums in Charlotte.

The Bechtler Museum of Modern Art is one of the best art-related attractions in Charlotte. It has nearly one million pieces of art, including works by Edgar Degas and Jasper Johns. The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day except Tuesday.

The NASCAR Hall of Fame is another great attraction in Charlotte. It features interactive exhibits and films to celebrate auto racing. During the summer, the museum is open from noon to five p.m. It has a butterfly pavilion and hands-on science exhibitions.

The Charlotte Hornets, the Panthers, and the Knights are some of the local sports teams. The University of North Carolina is also a popular spot in Charlotte. It is an iconic location that draws visitors from all over the world.

There is also plenty of nightlife to be had in Charlotte. The city is also known for its many breweries. Some of the top breweries in the area are Triple C Brewing, Catawba Brewing, NoDa Brewing, and Legion Brewing. There are tours available for these breweries.