The Eastern Pulaski Community School Corporation Transportation Department is in the process of getting new tracking and routing software for its buses.
The current tracking software was expected to go offline on Tuesday. Therefore, parents and guardians will no longer be able to track their child's bus.
In a social media post the school corporation noted that it will be sending out information about the new tracking app once it becomes available.
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