A researcher’s study finds that the difference between bus drivers who experience bullying often and those who don’t is the relationship between drivers and school administrators.
The fleet safety solutions supplier awards a total of $50,000 to promote anti-bullying efforts in local communities.
The company is offering a total of $50,000 in funding to support bullying prevention and kindness initiatives for students. The grant application deadline is March 31.
Eleven winners were selected to receive prizes and grants for kindness or bullying prevention initiatives at their schools.
The company’s 2018 United to End Bullying Coloring and Poster Contest is accepting entries through Nov. 30.
The company relaunches its anti-bullying campaign as United to End Bullying.
The school bus company’s “Bully-Free Buses” campaign starts with Blue Shirt Day. Employees wear blue shirts as a symbol of unity taking a stance against student bullying.
The fleet safety solutions supplier awards a total of $50,000 to help prevent bullying and promote kindness initiatives.
The company will award a total of $50,000 to people working with students to start or to sustain existing programs to end bullying in their communities. The grant application deadline is April 23.
Cuomo’s 2018 agenda includes initiatives to address illegal passing, replacement of old buses, and bullying.