TISHOMINGO, Okla. — Two high school coaches were fired recently for reportedly taking a school bus to buy beer while students were attending basketball camp on a college campus, a school board member confirmed to KXII.
The camp took place at Connors State College, which does not allow alcohol on campus, according to the news source. Kyle Miller, a student who attended the three-day camp, told KXII that the students noticed that the bus was gone, but were told to stay in their dorms and didn’t find out what happened until the next day.
A school board member told the news source that a store clerk reported the coaches to college officials. Officials at the high school were notified and the coaches were immediately fired, according to KXII.
To read the full story, go here.
Coaches Fired for Reportedly Taking School Bus on ‘Beer Run’
A store clerk reports the two high school basketball coaches for taking a school bus during a three-day camp on an alcohol free college campus to buy beer. High school officials fire them.
More Management

Nominations Open for 2026 Contractor of the Year
We're looking for an amazing school bus contractor executive who embodies dedication, excellence, and innovation. Nominate the greats you know for SBF's 2026 award! Nominations close March 31.
Read More →
Honoring Heroes Behind the Wheel: Award Nominations Open
Nominations are now open for the second annual 2026 School Bus Driver Hero Award. Help us honor the drivers who selflessly dedicate themselves to ensuring the safety, well-being, and success of the students they transport every day.
Read More →
A New Chapter for Tennessee Pupil Transportation: A Vision Grounded in Service, Partnership, and Purpose
Check in with Tennessee’s new state transportation manager, Josh Hinerman, as he reflects on his journey, path to leadership, and priorities for student-centered transportation.
Read More →
Bobit Business Media Launches B2X Rewards for School Transportation Professionals
The new program rewards B2B audience readers for engaging with trusted content and suppliers, earning them points toward events, travel, and more.
Read More →
8 Ways To Simplify and Streamline School Bus Fleet Operations
What if your fleet technology actually worked together? Learn eight practical strategies to integrate multiple systems into one platform, unlocking clearer insights, stronger safety standards, and smoother daily operations.
Read More →
NAPT Announces Two New 2026 Regional Directors
NAPT announced the results of its 2026 special election, naming new regional directors for Regions 3 and 6.
Read More →
Building Stronger Partnerships: How School Transportation Can Improve Relationships With School Boards
Strong communication and trust between transportation leaders and school boards are essential to safe, effective operations. Here’s how to build a better partnership.
Read More →
NAPT Releases 2026 Love the Bus Toolkit
Get ready to promote our industry's favorite month of the year! Gear up to recognize Love the Bus Month with these new resources.
Read More →
5 Questions: Inside Micro Bird’s Market Growth
Let’s check in with the Canadian manufacturer with a new U.S. presence! Hear first-hand about Micro Bird’s expansion and the company’s long-term North American vision.
Read More →
School Bus Business Briefs: Tech Updates & Industry Recognition
From software updates to AI video search, major contracts, and global ratings, here’s the latest school bus supplier and OEM news.
Read More →
