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Jordan Collins

‘Kindness should be encouraged’: Parents campaign for Maryland bus driver who was fired after allowing student to rescue injured kitten

Outraged parents have rallied behind a 67-year-old school bus driver in Maryland after she was fired for allegedly allowing a student on board to exit the vehicle and rescue an injured kitten from the side of the road.

Cynthia Morgan had worked as a bus driver for Harford County Public Schools in Pylesville for 11 years. The kitten in question was spotted alongside a desolate road by Alex Thomas, the only student on board at the time. Morgan pulled over and allegedly allowed the ten-year-old boy to get off the bus and retrieve the animal.

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