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More than two million student trips. Nearly 28million miles. Here's what that data reveals about the future of alternative student transportation.
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As a related service provider who attends IEP meetings regularly, I am amazed that I am often the person responsible for leading the team in its discu...
Read More →In a small rural town in Iowa, 10-year-old Josh, who has autism, rode the bus to school each morning. After picking him up, the driver would go about ...
Read More →At one point or another in our professional lives we've all been handed an employee manual filled with regulatory code and overly complex explanations...
Read More →Although it seems obvious, one of the best ways to determine the training needs of your special-needs drivers and aides is to simply ask them. Rather ...
Read More →On March 23, a 15-passenger van transporting members of a track team from Missoula, Mont., swerved off an interstate highway and crashed into a tree. ...
Read More →There is no federal standard requiring student medical information on school buses, regardless of whether or not the buses transport students with spe...
Read More →An introduction gives trainers a chance to set the right tone for instruction. Although experienced trainers inevitably develop their own style of ope...
Read More →Ray Turner, Ed.D., provided the pupil transportation community a valuable resource when he wrote “Transporting Medically Fragile or Technology-A...
Read More →Located at the front of the neck, a tracheotomy (also called a stoma) is a surgical opening into the windpipe through which an artificial airway or tr...
Read More →Beginning July 1, the Colorado School Districts Self Insurance Pool (CSDSIP) will stop adding new or used 15-passenger vans to its insurance coverage....
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