ONLINE Special Reports
Bret E. Brooks, the COO and senior consultant for Gray Ram Tactical, is presenting a session at STN EXPO Indianapolis on June 5 that discusses the warning signs of school bus security issues and how to de-escalate them. Read a special report on what has attributed to increased violence on and around school buses at
stnonline.com/go/by. Listen to a podcast featuring Brooks at
stnpodcast.com.
Green Initiative The year-one anticipation of the EPA’s five-year, $5 billion Clean School Bus Program rebate to acquire zero- and low-emissions school buses is over, as eligible applicants started applying last month. Find more details and information on prioritized applicants at
stnonline.com/go/bz.
Bret Brooks address STN EXPO attendees during a 2014 general session on law enforcement and SWAT responses to school bus incidents.
When the Big 4 cellular carriers announced sunset dates for their 3G networks several years ago, 5G was advertised as making everyone’s life easier. Visit
stnonline.com/go/bv to find out if 5G is the solution for your district.
V2G Study Data Released Results are in from a vehicle-to-grid study in White Plains, New York, to determine the technical and economic viability of using electric school buses to support the grid when demand for power is high. Visit
stnonline.com/go/c0 for coverage on the study.
Say What? New this year! School Transportation News wants to further recognize its annual Garage Stars and Rising Stars by offering complimentary conference registration, to be used at either STN EXPO Indianapolis or Reno in 2023. Garage Stars finalists will be recognized in the August issue. Rising Stars nominations began on May 16. Nominate a deserving someone at
stnonline.com/go/rs.
12 School Transportation News • JUNE 2022
Heartbreak Six-year-old Emory Sayre was struck and killed by her own school bus after disembarking from the bus in Parker Coun- ty, Texas. Read the preliminary investigation at
stnonline.com/go/c1. Then, in Michigan, Zyiar Harris, 13, was killed after a school bus driver allegedly failed to activate the bus’s flashing lights and stop arm. He was reportedly crossing the street after disembarking from his school bus, when he was hit by an oncoming motorist. Visit
stnonline.com/go/c2 to read more.
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