In Houston County, 235 school buses are on the road on a typical day.

There are seven mirrors on a school bus, each hitting a different angle to ensure all sides are covered.

"We teach our drivers to look into those mirrors, how to move around, how to look at all points in the mirror and if ever in doubt, get up and make sure you put that brake on and get on out of that seat and look," says head driver trainer Nancy Bernard.

Besides checking out blind spots, there's a safety arm that sweeps the front of the bus when it stops, gently nudging children out of the way.

"It's been stressed over and over to me that what you can see might not be enough," says driver trainee Felix St. Peter.

That's one of many lessons bus drivers learn before they get behind the wheel.

Here are your prep scores reported to 13WMAZ for Monday, April 22:

Baseball

Veterans 13  Mary Persons 3 (17th straight win for Warhawks)

East Laurens 3  Treutlen 1

Johnson Co. 8  Glascock Co. 7

Lamar Co. 7  Macon Co. 0

Bleckley Co. 6  Monticello 4

Dodge Co. 11  Dublin 2

Perry 13  Westside 1

Good new: You don't have to fight the cabin fever anymore! Spring has rounded the corner -- and maybe hit you in the face with a poof of pollen, but that's okay because there's a lot to do when Spring is in the air. 

Central Georgia has plenty in store to help you ignore the yellow, especially if you're in the mood for some Spring cleaning.

1. Nothing says spring like cleaning out old junk like paperwork you don't need anymore! When you do, take it to Robins Federal Credit Union Zebulon branch for shredding Friday between 9 a.m. and noon.

2. If you can't make it to the Friday shredding event, take your yellowing files down to the Better Business Bureau's shred event on Saturday from 9-noon in the Walmart parking lot on Zebulon Road in Macon.