School Transportation News Magazine | Buyer’s Guide 2018
ORGANIZATIONS & ASSOCIATIONS T:248/489-7090 F:248-489-8590
Robert Raybuck, NTEA Director of Tech- nical Services (MCSSB Secretary)
bob@ntea.com Manufacturers of Type A and Type B school buses compose the MCSSB. Te group was formed in 1990 to address various small school bus issues and to work with federal agencies and other industry groups in revising existing stan- dards and developing new standards that affect the industry.
National Association for Pupil Trans- portation (NAPT) 1840 Western Ave., Albany, NY, 12203 T:800/989-6278
F:518-218-0867
Michael Martin, Executive Director
mike.martin@
napt.org www.naptonline.org A nonprofit voluntary membership organization representing public and private school transportation profes- sionals around the world. Advocates safe and efficient pupil transportation and encourages professional growth through lifelong learning.
NAPT Foundation 1840 Western Ave., Albany, NY, 12203 T:518/452-3611
F:518-218-0867
George (Ed) Donn, President
info@naptfoundation.org www.naptfoundation.org Nonprofit group that works in conjunc- tion with the National Association for Pu- pil Transportation to: provide resources to help inform local communities about the benefits of school bus transportation; conducts research regarding the use of environmentally friendly and safer school buses; and provides additional training and educational opportunities for pupil transportation professionals.
National Association for the Education of Homeless Children and Youth 13570 Grove Drive #302, Maple Grove, MN, 55311 T:866/862-2562
F:612-430-6995
Amy Beckham, Business Manager
info@naehcy.org www.naehcy.org Te voice and social conscience for the education of children and youth experienc- ing homelesssness. NAECHY accomplishes
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this through advocacy, partnerships and education.
National Association of State Directors of Pupil Transportation Services 8205 Bristol Court, Tallahassee, FL, 32311 T:850/274-4308 Charlie Hood, Executive Director
execdir@nasdpts.org www.nasdpts.org Provides leadership, assistance, and moti- vation to the nation’s school trans- portation community and promotes safe, efficient, economical and high-quality transportation to school children.
NASDPTS State and National Associa- tions Council (SNAC) 889 East 17th Ave., Columbus, OH, 43211 T:614/365-5263 Jeff Vrabel, Chair
vrabel.jeff@
gmail.com www.nasdpts.org Te NASDPTS State and National Asso- ciations Council is comprised of state and national associations that support NAS- DPTS in fulfilling its mission and purpose of supporting school bus transportation from the state and national levelsto the grassroots. NASDPTS works to ensure safe, secure,environmentally responsible, and high quality transportation to and from school and school related activities.
NASDPTS Supplier Council 5307 Indigo Way, Middleton, WI, 53562 T:608/354-7110 Cherie Hime, Administrative Director
adminservices@nasdpts.org www.nasdpts.org Te NASDPTS Supplier Council consists of the manufacturers, OEMs, and provid- ers of products and services to the school bus industry. Teir purpose is to provide leadership, assistance, and motivation to the school transportation commu- nity and industry. Te Council works to ensure safe, secure, environmentally responsible, yet cost effective transpor- tation to and from school and school- related activities.
National Child Care Association 1325 G St. NW, Ste. 500, Washington, DC, 20005 T:800/543-7161 F:800-543-7161
admin@nccanet.org www.nccanet.org Dedicated to ensure regulations and leg- islation are set forth to benefit children and their parents by preserving the cur- rent mixed delivery system of providers. Tis includes the quality, licensed, center- based members of NCCA.
National Child Passenger Safety Board 1121 Spring Lake Drive, Itasca, IL, 60143 Amy Artuso, Board Secretariat
amy.artuso@
nsc.org www.cpsboard.org Maintains the quality and integrity of the National Child Passenger Safety Certifica- tion Training Program. Tis program is used to train and certify child passenger safety (CPS) technicians and instructors. Works collaboratively with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), which has the ultimate author- ity over the curriculum and with the Certifying Body.
National Head Start Association 1651 Prince St., Alexandria, VA, 22314 T:866/677-8724 F:703-739-0878 Yasmina Vinci, Executive Director
yvinci@nhsa.org —
www.nhsa.org Private nonprofit membership organiza- tion serving the needs of low-income preschool children and their families.
National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) 1503 Edwards Ferry Rd, N.E. Suite 401, Leesburg, VA, 20176 T:703/669-6600
F:703-669-6127
Jennifer Holland, Director, Marketing
contactus@ase.com www.ase.com ASE provides professional certification of vehicle maintenance & repair profes- sionals. Seven ASE certification tests for school bus technicians are offered, including body systems and special equipment, diesel engines, drive train, brakes, suspension, steering electrical/ electronic systems, and air conditioning systems and controls.
National Safety Council 1121 Spring Lake Drive, Itasca, IL, 60143 T:800/621-7615 F:630-285-1434 Deborah Hersman, President & CEO
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