
Zum Reaches 19 States With New York Expansion
The addition of the Empire State to the student transportation company's roster marks a growing expansion in the Northeast as it scales its tech and school bus services.
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The addition of the Empire State to the student transportation company's roster marks a growing expansion in the Northeast as it scales its tech and school bus services.
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A roundup of recent incidents and crimes involving school buses, including kidnapping charges dropped against a former Oklahoma bus driver, and a former bus driver in New York who will not face charges for reportedly drinking while driving.
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Candidates are in the running for the National Association for Pupil Transportation’s president-elect, Region 4 director, and affiliate director for the association’s board of directors.
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School districts can use funding from the E-Rate program beginning in 2024, as the Emergency Connectivity Fund sunsets.
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Critics of the proposal argue that the added Wi-Fi would increase children’s access to risky and potentially harmful social media apps in an environment with limited supervision.
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SBFX keynote recap: A look at how former U.S. Navy Commander Kirk Lippold’s leadership played a role in his crew’s response to the attack by al Qaeda in Yemen.
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Kowalczewski, who joined Student Transportation of America in 2009, most recently served as COO of the company's North American operations.
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The partnership ultimately could yield benefits for 1.2 million students in Texas schools.
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How diversity, equity, and inclusion look similar for both students and pupil transportation employees.
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The organization offers new and used equipment ownership and leasing options, extended service contracts, and service solutions - with more on the way.
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American Student Transportation Partners, Inc. (ASTP) partners with Assisted Transportation Services, Inc. (ATS), to further provide transportation services to students and families in the Midwest.
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