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Student transporters and manufacturers discuss a varied approach on emissions reductions and operational efficiencies that relies on several types of fuel, not simply electricity. Read the article at
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A Deep Dive into Texas
Katelyn Saenz, director of operations for San Antonio ISD, watches bus video in real time.
San Antonio School District in Texas celebrates new technology adoption, a cleaner fleet such as propane buses, and hopefully elec- tricity as well as positive employee culture. Read the article on how the district achieves such goals at
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Kayne Smith takes 3-year-old Olivia Richardson along on a pretend school bus driving test.
Almost 200 miles east of San Antonio, Director of Transportation Kayne Smith, for Cypress-Fairbanks ISD, made a little girl’s day by letting her ride on a school bus. Three-year-old Olivia Richardson counted the number of school buses she saw on her 25-mile drive to MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas. Olivia is now cancer free, and the event in January at the transportation facility was heart whelming for everyone. Read the article at
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Albert Ross is only one example of a school bus driver being much more than simply the person who drives a school bus full of kids. Read Army veteran Ross’ story, who now serves as a driver trainer at SAISD, at stnonline. com/go/ew.
Albert Ross, a driver trainer for San
Antonio Independent School District in Texas, was stationed at Fort Hood, in Killeen, Texas, and served in the U.S. Army. He lost his leg in 2004 while serving in Baghdad, Iraq.
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