"For middle-school parents like Trinell Scott, algebra homework is
often the easy part. The tougher part of parenting is figuring out what
your kid is off doing when the homework's done.
"Monte says he
didn't tell his mom what he was doing. 'He saw a need and he felt like
he could meet that need, so that's why he did what he did,' Trinell
said.
"It all started one day when Trinell was driving around her
hometown in Muskegon Heights, Michigan. The road was a moonscape of
potholes, and one crater was so deep it took out her tire and [axle].
"Monte was mad."
In a recent "On the Road" segment, CBS News reporter profiled Monte Scott's pothole initiative.
To access the complete report, please visit:
CBS News: On the Road: Why a 12-year-old boy is on a mission to solve his town's pothole problem (13 APR 19)
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