Shoring Up Student Safety When Buses Don’t Show Up on Time—Or at All
Campus security starts on the school bus and there are technologies available to improve student safety during pickup and drop-off.
Campus security starts on the school bus and there are technologies available to improve student safety during pickup and drop-off.
Before driving the bus on the interstate, the teen drove it across town to a gas station where he hit a diesel fuel pump.
Video surveillance shows students being thrown against the seats in front of them after the driver abruptly hit the brakes to “educate” them on bus safety.
The victim, Tyree Smith, was standing at a school bus stop with two other students when he was shot and killed in a drive-by shooting.
The school bus driver shortage is so bad in Massachusetts that it has called up members of the National Guard to become temporary drivers.
The Martin County School District has installed an $800,000 Centegix alert system.
These incidents emphasize the need for school buses to have surveillance cameras and for drivers to be involved in emergency trainings.
The school bus driver reacted to the hijacking appropriately thanks to safety training required by the South Carolina State Department of Education.
A ransomware attack is affecting several critical systems in Hartford, Connecticut and has forced the city to delay the first day of school.
A school climate expert provides three easy strategies school bus drivers can use to maintain order and respect on their bus.