2 School Districts Named to ‘100 Best Fleets’ List
Humble ISD and San Antonio ISD in Texas are ranked in this year’s edition of the list, which recognizes exemplary fleet performance.
Thomas McMahon・Executive Editor
May 1, 2017
San Antonio ISD and Humble ISD in Texas are ranked on the "100 Best Fleets" list. Seen here are (from left) Miguel Flores, Nathan Graf, and Michael Daly of San Antonio ISD.
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San Antonio ISD and Humble ISD in Texas were named to this year's "100 Best Fleets" list. Seen here are (from left) Miguel Flores, Nathan Graf, and Michael Daly of San Antonio ISD.
Two school district operations in Texas were among the fleets recognized for exemplary performance in this year's "100 Best Fleets" list.
The fleets are chosen based on a variety of documented criteria, including accountability, use of technology and information, staff development and training, quick and efficient repair turnaround, and resource stewardship.
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The 100 Best Fleets honorees for 2017 were announced at the NAFA Institute and Expo in Tampa, Florida, last week. The list is sponsored by consultant and author Tom C. Johnson.
Here are the selected school district fleets and their places on the list:
59. Humble (Texas) Independent School District (ISD) 62. San Antonio ISD
Also, four school district fleets earned honorable mentions:
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