i'm jenny dean, in for allison. and i'm ian reitz. a story parents absolutely need to hear this morning before sending your kids off to school: hillsborough county is looking to cut routes for about 7,000 kids. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the hillsborough county bus barn. sarah, do we know why they making this big change? it all boils down to money. so students that their own. these changes would impact middle and high school students who are considered "courtesy riders". here's why this is such a sticking point for the district: the state the district for the expense, because they think within two miles should be up to parents. and cutting those extra routes could save 8-10 million bucks. 6th grader janette rincone depends on the bus to get her to and from wilson middle, because her parents have to leave for work early. these cuts on tuesday at their board meeting, and they're hoping parents on both sides will weigh in. here's what i'm digging into at 5- 30...what else will they use this money for? i'm finding out for

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we'll be back with another i'm jenny dean, in for allison. and i'm ian reitz. a story parents absolutely need to hear this morning before sending your kids off to school: hillsborough county is looking to cut routes for about 7,000 kids. 10news reporter sarah hollenbeck is live at the hillsborough county bus barn. sarah, do we know why they making this big change? it all boils down to money. so students that