SALISBURY — Salisbury Central School Board of Education member Jeffrey Lloyd’s effort to change the bus stop at Salisbury School didn’t get much traction from his colleagues Monday. The bus now pulls onto the private school’s property to pick up about 15 to 20 students. Lloyd said he has watched and the children appear to take their time getting on the bus, making the trip longer. He said he would like to see the children assemble on Route 44, ready to get on the bus when it arrives, so the route would not go up on school property. He said the buses rarely go on private property and his proposal would only make it fair.
“I’m not sure we’re acting on a problem or there’s a concern for equity,” member Jennifer Weigel said. “I’m not sure what problem we’d really be solving.” “Every other student is not 
“My question is, where does it stop?” asked Lloyd. “What’s Hotchkiss going to ask for? It lays the groundwork for other requests.”
“It’s not catering,” said member Stephanie Thomas. “We like the kids to be safe.” Weigel said getting the bus off the road allows cars following it to move on. “I think this is a good solution.”