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Forest Hill Families Celebrate Longtime North Harford Bus Driver’s Return
After a two-year battle with cancer, Thelma is back behind the wheel — and parents and kids showed just how much she means to them.
Forest Hill, MD — Back-to-school season brings a mix of excitement and nerves — for students, parents and staff alike. Thankfully, Forest Hill is home to everyday school heroes who help make the transition smoother and the school year a little brighter.
From teachers and tutors to bus drivers, cafeteria staff, crossing guards and more, these caring individuals bring steady support and positivity to our schools. To recognize their many contributions — big and small — Patch has partnered with T-Mobile to salute the unsung heroes of back-to-school.
This submission comes from Jonathan, who nominated Thelma of North Harford High, Middle and Elementary.
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What is the school hero’s name?
Thelma
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Where does this school hero work?
North Harford High, Middle and Elementary
Please describe why this individual is a hero at your school.
She has been a bus driver for over 20 years. Just went back to work after a two-year battle with cancer. Parents and kids on her route were holding signs welcoming her back. It just shows how much she means to her kids and the parents.
How do you know the school hero you’re nominating?
Fiance
What should your community know about this person?
She is a bus driver who works for Cleary's Transportation. She takes her job very seriously, and the kids and parents trust and respect her very much.
What three words best describe the school hero?
Awesome, witty and trustworthy.
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