The 70-year-old driver involved in a crash that killed a fourth-grade student near Sugar Mill Elementary School last year will not be charged, Port Orange police said.

The 'Ghost Bike' memorial was just removed after a family laid it there last week in honor of a 9-year-old girl who was killed in May.

Students and parents noticed several changes showing up to school this year in Volusia County.

The first day of school consisted of several safety changes following the death of Shaolan Kamaly, 10, who was struck and killed while riding her bike on the crosswalk back in May.

A set of newly-installed speed bumps in the parent loop at Sugar Mill Elementary is one of many safety improvements that Volusia County Schools says are coming to the area, where a fourth-grade student was struck and killed.

Port Orange police conduct a formal interview with a 70-year-old woman who was involved in the crash that killed a 10-year-old girl.

Parents and people living near Sugar Mill Elementary School in Port Orange said they want to see additional crossing guards and police presence around the school after a fourth-grade student was hit while riding her bike to school.

Students are returning to Sugar Mill Elementary for the first time since a 10-year-old girl was struck and killed by a vehicle near the school entrance.

Police say a girl was struck and killed by a vehicle that had just dropped off another student near Sugar Mill Elementary School in Port Orange.

Following a regularly scheduled test, Volusia County school officials announced Tuesday that lead levels in the drinking water of Sugar Mill Elementary School were "higher than normal."