Why Kids Got Trapped on Kansas School Bus

Startling video shows elementary school students screaming hysterically, desperate to get off their bus, after the driver reportedly said they weren't going home because they were too noisy. The bus pulled into a parking lot, where the students were filmed calling for help from the windows. School officials in Wichita, Kansas, say the driver followed school policy, but one parent told Inside Edition her son is refusing to ride the bus again. #InsideEdition

[@unfitforconsumption]

Driver: I’ll keep you overnight!

[@yungreezy.]

My Crazy ass would’ve opened the emergency door or jumped out the window

[@Toaster_Ghost01]

Unfortunately, something like this happened to me once. I was in 2nd grade and the substitute bus driver forced half of the kids to get off at a stop that wasnt theirs. Then she purposefully passed by the only 2 entrances to my neighborhood, despite the rest of the kids including me had that same stop.

[@alicia3594able]

All those people were mad and scared for their children but the school is like no it’s all fine everything is fine she did what she was told to do. LIKE DUDE THAT SCHOOL SHOULD BE ASHAMED!

[@princesslhaurein8570]

Of course they're gunna be noisy, They're literally trapped inside a school bus

[@gamercarmen3957]

Bus Driver: "Your going to spend the night here"

[@chaserovira8975]

Kids=*screams*

[@LM-2005]

both the school and the bus driver should be ashamed of themselves for this.

[@vibinghamster5791]

1 IQ: Waiting

[@melonchaa07]

the emo, quiet kid in the back: i am surrounded by idiots

[@Nobody-iv2ot]

A: Being too noisy qualifies as “out of control”?!

[@sylvani1]

i am a bus attendant on a school bus . our policy, on my bus, is

[@polish_filipino]

Bus driver holds kids hostage because they were noisy

[@fuyumi4309]

i get that rule about pulling over, that's fine, what's not fine is saying they're gonna stay there overnight, and keeping them on the side of the road for so long that parents have to track the bus down themselves.

[@er_lray]

Imagine being the last kid on the bus.

[@filipplayz8772]

emergency door: im i a joke to you?

[@DarkMxtter09]

Yes, you should follow the policy. What you shouldn’t do is threaten to kidnap like 30 children. Like seriously, people should know when to draw the line.

[@k1kiana]

HOW CAN SCHOOL OFFICIALS MAKE THAT A RULE!? THEY CANT EXPECT CHILDREN TO NOT GET LOUDER ONCE THEY THINK THEY WON'T BE GOING HOME!?

[@ginwolf3691]

If they're screaming, why the hell would you want to keep them on your bus???

[@0mg_abbyyy]

Ok, I know that they weren’t behaving, but this is just too far. That can be very very scary for children. That is just horrible.