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Julie Hrebicek, the transportation director for Magnolia ISD, stepped into the role in 2022. (Courtesy Magnolia ISD)

Q&A: Magnolia ISD transportation director discusses staffing, safety, start time changes

By Julianna Washburn

With the new school year underway, Community Impact interviewed Julie Hrebicek, the transportation director for Magnolia ISD.

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