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A red, white, and blue graphic with pictures of Thomas Gray and text reading "Honoring U.S. Veterans: Thomas Gray's Story."

Management•by Elora Haynes•May 4, 2026

What Happens When Battle-Tested Leadership Meets Student Transportation?

See how Thomas Gray brings Marine Corps discipline and logistics expertise to Dayton Public Schools in this article celebrating National Military Appreciation Month.

Large monsoon dust and rain wall moving across a field in Pinal County, Arizona, as severe weather brought flash flooding and hazardous driving conditions during school transportation operations.

Disaster Response•by Shannon Weber, Florence USD•April 30, 2026

School Bus Safety & Severe Weather: Florence USD’s Monsoon Response

A late-fall monsoon tested Florence USD’s emergency preparedness. Here’s how training, communication, and teamwork kept 2,700 students safe.

Graphic with yellow background and bold text reading “Lessons from Hurricane Helene” and “From Asheville, NC,” alongside a photo taken from inside a school bus driving through a muddy, debris-covered street with damaged vehicles and buildings visible.

Disaster Response•by Amanda Rigsby, Asheville City Schools•April 30, 2026

Lessons Learned from Hurricane Helene for School Transportation

How student transportation became both a service and a signal in community recovery.

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How School Bus Fleets are Getting Ahead of Breakdowns

Don’t let bus downtime wear you down. Here’s how bus operators are shifting from manual processes to AI-powered, data-driven maintenance systems for improved reliability and safety.

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Management•by Melody Coniglio, West Geauga Local School District•April 20, 2026

From Overwhelmed to Optimized: How AI Is Transforming School Transportation Leadership

Artificial intelligence is quickly becoming one of the most practical tools in today’s transportation office. Here’s how it is improving parent communication, board reporting, training development, and overall efficiency — without replacing professional judgment.