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Sai Darshana Yekolu of Moseley Middle School in Prosper, Texas, was named the newest winner for her artwork, bringing the theme of “Safe Rides, Everyday Heroes” to life.
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From family influences to industry leaders, SBF’s editor reflects on the women who shaped her path and why representation in school transportation leadership matters.
Read More →School transportation contractors weigh in on recent trends, costs, driver shortages, and the rise of multimodal student transportation.
Read More →Plus, federal lawmakers seek new funding for school bus safety as states weigh stop-arm enforcement, disability protections, and education spending.
Read More →Careers aren’t linear. Neither is progress. These women share what it really takes to lead in school transportation.
Read More →Heath, 30, is a director in North Carolina who is driven by the desire to lead with a student-centered approach to both education and transportation.
Read More →The state moves to review special education transportation policies following safety concerns raised by families and advocates.
Read More →Last week, the first National School Bus Safety Summit brought together leaders from government, public safety, technology, and education to address the growing threat of illegal stop-arm passing.
Read More →From North Dakota public charter school regulations, tracking illegal school bus passing consequences in multiple states, and the continued debate on New York’s electric school bus mandate, here’s the latest in school bus legislation across the U.S.
Read More →Every day, millions of students climb aboard. But few realize the yellow school bus has helped transform education, connect communities, and come to symbolize civic responsibility.
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