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SBF’s Special-Needs Survey finds that child-check devices are common, but student tracking systems aren’t. Meanwhile, many operations are transporting more special-needs students this year.
Read More →The Arizona high school senior writes a letter to his bus driver from his elementary school days. He recalls her positive attitude and how she protected him from bullying.
Read More →Youngstown City School District debuts Zonar’s Z Pass at one of its elementary schools.
Read More →Saratoga Springs City School District adds Tyler Drive, which provides directions and other route and ridership information. The system also includes a parent portal.
Read More →The 3-year-old Indiana boy is reportedly left behind for nearly five hours. The substitute driver who is apparently involved is suspended while the incident is investigated.
Read More →Working with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and local police and fire departments, the South-Western City School District’s transportation department places an emphasis on training drivers to keep students safe.
Read More →The survey covers such topics as student ridership, driver pay, and special-needs bus equipment.
Read More →State Sen. Jeff Klein is recognized for supporting safe student transportation and tougher penalties for passing stopped school buses.
Read More →News that drew the most traffic on the School Bus Fleet website this year covered an attendance-based cash incentive, Collins’ new low-floor bus, and student fatalities in the danger zone.
Read More →Hyung Lee of Virginia is charged with assaulting a 12-year-old boy with autism on his bus in two separate incidents in October.
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