PEOPLE
Karen Holstein of Klein (Texas) In-
dependent School District recently completed the NAPT Special Needs Trans- portation (SNT) Training Program. Other student transporters to receive SNT cer- tification include: David Weissman, transportation director for School District Five of Lexington and Richland Counties in South Carolina; Joy E. Winnie, CDPT, transportation supervisor for Northamp- ton (Mass.) Public Schools; NAPT Region 2 Director Barry Sudduth, assistant trans- portation director at Stafford County (Va.) Schools; and Dona Beauchea, cor- porate safety manager at First Student. Gary Catapano, senior vice president of safety for FirstGroup America, received the
2011 Distinguished Service to Safety Award from the National Safety Council (NSC), which was presented at the organization’s Congress & Expo. Sam Jenkins is the new executive vice
president at Diamond Companies, a holding company for a chain of International Truck and IC Bus dealerships. Jenkins has been on the Diamond Companies board of directors since 2010. Maxon Lift Corp. recently made two
new additions to its sales team: Shauna Schneider is district sales manager for the Los Angeles market, and Mark Johnson is covering the northern Texas region as an area sales representative. Rolling V Bus Corp. and Gershowitz
Transportation in South Fallsburg, N.Y., promoted Patricia Decker to terminal manager. Jaimie Stickle, who is complet- ing a School Transportation Management certificate program, was promoted to charter manager for Rolling V, and Sar- ahbeth Biedinger was promoted to Fallsburg Terminal administrative assis- tant after earning her master’s degree. Valerie Mott also became a certified New York State school bus driver instructor. Jerry Kinney, one of Guilford Technical
Community College’s key training experts, retired Dec. 31. Kinney, GTCC director of economic development, has tailor-made em- ployee-training programs for manufacturing companies such as Tomas Built Buses.
ASBC Has Partnered With NHTSA to Raise Awareness About School Bus Ridership Please Visit
www.AmericanSchoolBusCouncil.com For More Information.
My choice… their ride. FACT:
01ASBC_HH.indd 1 School buses keep an annual estimated 17.3 million cars
off roads surrounding schools each morning. SOURCE: AMERICAN SCHOOL BUS COUNCIL.
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