February 2017

Special-Needs Partnership Boosts Driver Training

At CUSD 300 in Illinois, the transportation and special-education departments have joined forces to develop new training tools for drivers and aides and to provide a consistent experience for students.

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Photo courtesy Des Moines (Iowa) Public Schools

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NAPT News & Views — Through the Looking Glass at 2017

Many industry stalwarts have retired in the past year, including Derek Graham, the veteran state...

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Will Someone Be Ready to Fill Your Shoes?

NAPT President Keith Henry says that dealing with school bus driver shortage “includes factoring...

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5 Questions: Keith Henry on Driver Shortage, Safety Priorities

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Pupil Transporters Work to Meet Changes Aimed at Helping More Homeless Students

NSTA Advocacy in Action — How to Seek Funds From the VW Settlements

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NSTA Advocacy in Action — How to Seek Funds From the VW Settlements

Driver Safety Devices Help Enforce Policies on the Road

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Driver Safety Devices Help Enforce Policies on the Road

Former Newport-Mesa (Calif.) Unified School District bus driver Steve Black operates a...

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Understanding, Managing Difficult Special-Needs Student Behavior