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Behavior problems exhibited by students with disabilities are not uncommon on the school bus.
Read More →Emergency evacuations require staff to make vital decisions under tremendous pressure. Make sure they're properly prepared.
Read More →How we speak to and about the students with disabilities who ride school buses can influence their perception of themselves and others' perceptions of them.
Read More →One of the many challenges of transporting students with disabilities is properly spec'ing the school bus, which must be equipped to meet the varying demands of disabled children.
Read More →The questions are drawn from the competency examination included in the "Train the Trainers Text - Transporting Individuals With Disabilities," written by Dr. Robert J. Cross and published by the National School Transportation Academy.
Read More →The heat-sensitive are prone to heat exhaustion or heat prostration during their bus ride. Cold-sensitive students require steady temperature levels high enough for their safety, health and comfort.
Read More →Injuries to students and staff during wheelchair lift use are probably less rare than you think. Although school bus operators have varying wheelchair lift procedures, there are some basic safety tips that can be shared with all drivers and aides.
Read More →More and more transportation officials are realizing how important therapists are in school transportation. The question, then, is how can we begin to bridge the gap between therapists and the transportation department?
Read More →By far, the most pressing issue for school bus contractors these days is the driver shortage.
Read More →Relationship-savvy drivers perceive the needs that underlie problem behavior, understand those needs aren't going away and find constructive ways to fulfill them.
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