Explore a decade of outstanding leadership in student transportation as we revisit past School Bus Fleet Contractor of the Year recipients and call to nominate the next.
No matter how you say it, the meaning of "school bus" is consistent around the world as a source of safe, reliable transportation for students from home to school.
David Wright, president of commercial vehciles for Forest River Bus, looks ahead to the future envisioned for Collins Bus after the bus manufacturer's acquisition in January.
Liz Thies spearheads modernization efforts as the transportation director for Mohave Valley Elementary School District. Her proactive approach, including securing grants for electric buses and implementing advanced technology, has revolutionized local student transportation. Thies fosters a positive work environment, boosting morale and setting a standard for districts nationwide.
How GPS-supported apps are revolutionizing the way school districts like Elgin U-46 manage and schedule field trips and special events, saving time, and increasing efficiency for teachers and transportation officials alike.
Delve into the remarkable journeys of four women shaping the school transportation industry. Through their stories, discover how their contributions resonate beyond measurable metrics, fostering innovation, leadership, and community support.
Saenz, 33, serves as director of operations for the Texas school district's transportation department.
Harford County Public Schools in Maryland collaborates with AngelTrax, implementing the Child Safety Program to address rampant school bus violations. The system uses automated cameras to capture violations, leading to increased public awareness and enhanced student safety.
Shirey, 38, serves as transportation director for the Michigan school district.
Empire State politicians and school district leaders are among those pushing back against the plan to phase out fossil-fuel school buses in the next decade.
Rowls, 31, serves as the district's director of transportation.
These solutions can help school districts master data that drive cost savings in their fuel tanks.
Technology can transform the daily bus ride for special-needs students into a safe and inclusive experience.
Borror, 39, serves as electric vehicle sales director for IC Bus.
The duo brings decades of experience to the school bus manufacturer, helping customers navigate choices between propane, electric, and diesel school buses.
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