David Brewington, senior technician at the South Carolina Department of Education, was a 2020 STN Garage Star.


We Need Your Help School Transportation News is once again looking for outstanding fleet managers, shop foreman or lead technicians who have brought innovation and leadership to your bus garage. Share with us and he or she may be featured in the August issue of STN. Nominate your garage Star at stnonline.com/go/gs. The form remains open until May 12.


Green Bus Summit Fleet Awards! STN wants to hear about the student transportation operations that are stepping into the future of clean energy for their bus fleets. Nominate a school district or bus contractor fleet using this link, stnonline. com/go/gfa. Entries accepted through Friday, April 28.


Nominate the Next Innovator of the Year To be considered for the award, individuals must work for a bus contractor or transportation company. Innovations could mean technological, operational, safety-related, or adopting green energy. Nominate at stnonline.com/go/ex. Nominations will be accepted through Friday, April 28.


Alex Cook of First Student won last year’s Innovator of the Year award, for engineering a new charging infrastructure


solution for electric school buses.


School Transportation News Publisher Tony Corpin announced five fleets that stood out for their goals to reduce emissions on July 17, 2022, during the Green Bus Summit at STN EXPO Reno.


ACT EXPO Returns Next Month The Advanced Clean Transportation Expo is back, this time in Anaheim, California, May 2-4. Find elec- tric school bus reresentation from several OEMs as well as a session on electric school bus adoption on


May 3. Find more info at actexpo.com.


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PHOTO BY VINCENT RIOS CREATIVE.


PHOTO BY VINCENT RIOS CREATIVE.


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