Top Five Favorite Conference Sessions at TSD Virtual
1) Empathy Training for School Bus Drivers & Monitors with Fred Doelker
2) Fundamentals of Special Needs Transportation (Part 1) with Kathleen Furneaux
3) Five Assumptions to Avoid When Transporting Students with Disabilities with Patrick Mulick
4) Fundamentals of Special Needs Transportation (Part 2) with Kathleen Furneaux, John Benish, and Julie Jilek
5) Crisis Planning for Special Needs Transportation with Julie Jilek (Out of a maximum of 114 attendee responses)
“I applaud everyone for paving the way with holding our [TSD Conference] virtually. I was impressed with the STN techy group. They were spot on with helping attendees and with keeping the flow going for presenters when they were having issues. I loved the networking and happy hour virtually as well. Hats off to Tony and Ryan
and their team!” -Mary Richhart, Trainer at Portland Public School District in Oregon
“Everything was so well done. I am inspired by your speakers. The platform you used was super simple (which is saying a lot because I find technology intimidating), even though this was online, it did feel intimate. The support staff was on hand to help and did a fantastic job as well. Overall, I have good feelings about this paid conference and I would pay to attend again. Thanks for all your hard work.”
-Jenny DiPietro, Special Education Specialist in Mississauga, Ontario
Top Five Favorite Conference Sessions at the Virtual
1. Routing & Scheduling with Katrina Falk 2. Driver & Staff Training with Michael Shields 3. Cleaning & Disinfecting with Katrina Morris 4. Student Management with Ryan Hahn 5. Stop-Arm Enforcement with Kris Hafezizadeh (Out of 93 responses)
“You guys did an excellent job! Mahalo to everyone involved in the planning, sponsoring,
ran it, and the presenters. And huge mahalo to everyone that provided the tech support.”
-Ray Iyo, Transportation Coordinator at Kamehameha Schools in Hawaii
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