Love the Bus Month 2022: Collection 3

A selection of tweets recognizing the annual celebration of the big yellow bus in 2022.

by SBF Staff

February 21, 2022

Love the Bus Month 2022: Collection 3 — Greenville County Schools in South Carolina celebrated bus drivers at Taylors Bus Center.
Photo courtesy Greenville County Schools

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From time to time during February 2022, School Bus Fleet will post selections of social media posts celebrating the big yellow bus during Love the Bus Month. Feel free to send your photos and stories to info@schoolbusfleet.com. Follow us on Twitter @SchoolBusFleet!

Greenville County Schools

A little rain couldn’t dampen the spirits on our #LovetheBus Bus Week Appreciation Tour. First stop - Taylors Bus Center! We truly appreciate the hard work and dedication of every GCS Transportation employee! Thanks again to @gcsFANS for the cinnamon roll treats! pic.twitter.com/nMDOdtX26c
— Greenville County Schools (@gcschools) February 17, 2022

Rosenwald Elementary School

Celebrating Love The Bus Month at the "Wald" Rosenwald! @TSDPBC @WeLoveTheBus #LoveTheBus pic.twitter.com/Is80hxoFJ3
— Rosenwald Elementary (@RosenwaldES) February 18, 2022

Wellington Landings Middle School

We can't contain our love to just 4 photos! #LoveTheBus pic.twitter.com/jbue2LNX1M
— WLMS Gators (@GatorsWlms) February 18, 2022

Sunrise Park Elementary School

We ❤️ our @ShineonSPES bus drivers! Thank you for taking such good care of our kiddos! #lovethebus @KristinMenschel @SandyWoonton pic.twitter.com/w0aO3o9NTh
— Alicia Steiger (@SPESleader) February 18, 2022

Union County Public Schools

We are still showing ❤️ to our #UCPS Transportation Staff. We want to thank Stallings United Methodist Church for providing lunch for staff at the transportation center. @AGHoulihan #LovetheBus pic.twitter.com/ihvZr4HeS9
— Union County Public Schools (@UCPSNC) February 21, 2022

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