STN ONLINE REDESIGNED EXPO SITE GOES LIVE
Te 2013 STN EXPO is now open for registration. Visit our
newly designed website (
www.stnexpo.com) and register today! You may also view a schedule-at-glance and list of topics to be covered among this year’s workshops. We are excited to cele- brate our 20th anniversary at the EXPO, so make sure to come celebrate with us!
STN on the Go
Early bird registration is available now until March 31. Save $150 and register as a main conference attendee for just $149. Also, look in the coming months as we near the EXPO for photos of memorable moments throughout these past 20 years. We will be sharing photos in our magazine, our website and on our Facebook page!
RESULTS OF WEB POLL FOR CONCEALED WEAPONS ON SCHOOL BUS STN posted a web poll where we asked the question: “Should
teachers, administrators and other staff be trained in using and carrying firearms on campus or on board school buses to immediately respond to an active shooter incident?” You may be surprised by the responses. To find out what percentage of people agreed and disagreed visit
stnonline.com/go/1m.
SCHOOL CHIEFS HEIGHTEN SECURITY AFTER RECENT SHOOTINGS
As superintendents Check out the new Digital Magazine Edition and
learn about school bus maintenance! Tis issue of School Transportation News discusses the necessary policies to make school buses the safest vehicles on the road. It goes over everything from consistent air-brake checks to fuel, oil and tire management in order to make school buses both cost efficient and safer vehicles. Visit
stnonline.com/magazine/ recent-issues/5126-march-2013-digital-magazine-edition.
12 School Transportation News April 2013
nationwide finalize their 2013-2014 budgets, they are taking a hard look at school security following the tragic Sandy Hook and Midland City shootings.
Some are investing in new fencing and armed guards, while others are teaming with law enforcement to strengthen existing protocol. In our April Web Exclusive, hear what superintendents like Janet Robinson of Newtown, Conn., are doing to improve safety — and everyone’s peace of mind.
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