Developing & Utilizing Bond Measures for Student Transportation Management & Operations As school bus capital and operational costs increase, district budgets and state reimbursement dollars contin- ue to shrivel. A potential solution lies with local voters to help fund the level of service they expect and deserve.
Understanding FMVSS 111 Requirements Safety & Security Do you know what you need to see in each school bus mirror? Join a school bus safety expert and trainer to discuss proper mirror adjustment to meet federal requirements, and how vision systems now factor into the equation.
3:30 – 4:45 p.m. Considering the Alternatives of Fuel Choice Maintenance & Operations Diesel remains the leading fuel choice in the school bus market, but student transporters now have alternative options. School district fleet representatives will discuss their experiences with not only diesel, but CNG, gaso- line, propane and even electric.
Challenges for Young Students in Operating Emergency Bus Exits Safety & Security No standards exist on how fast a school bus needs to be evacuated, but we know that the vehicle can become fully engulfed in a matter of minutes. A Murray State University professor discusses a recent study conducted with students in kindergarten through third grade, to establish baseline evacuation times. The purpose of this study was to evaluate children’s capabilities to under- stand roof hatch instructions, operate a roof hatch, and evacuate through a roof hatch. Following this session, a panel will convene to discuss concerns and future research opportunities.
Reducing School Bus Fires Through Proper Maintenance & Inspections Safety & Security Thermal events on board school buses seem to be making the news on a daily basis. Join a school bus in- spection expert to discuss how proper engine and brake maintenance can avoid fires from starting in the first place, helping you to stay out of the headlines and keep your students out of harm’s way.
5 – 6 p.m. Fogmaker Live School Bus Fire Suppression Demonstration
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Tuesday, June 11 | 8 a.m. “The Trust Edge” General Session Keynote Address by David Horsager Trust is a fundamental, bottom line issue. National best- selling author and CEO of the Trust Edge Leadership In- stitute David Horsager discusses the importance of trust to people and organizations, which can lead to greater
creativity, productivity, freedom and results.
10 a.m. Meritor Brake Training Seminar Maintenance & Technology (Two-hour session. Separate registration is required.)
The Filter for Behavior Change on the School Bus General Session Get ready to engage with behavior! Behavior special- ist Patrick Mulick pops the hood and looks at the filter that all professionals should have when accounting for behavioral challenges on the school bus. This engag- ing presentation bridges the gap between behavioral science, and what can be realistically and effectively implemented by transportation staff. With best practice strategies, the first and last step in every student’s day can be a positive one.
11:15 a.m. Autism: What It Means to Us, What It Means to Them General Session Driving the school bus requires sensitivity training, especially when transporting students who have autism. Discover how these children see and hear the world, the school bus and others, to gain insight into how to best support them and provide service.
1 – 6 p.m. STN EXPO Trade Show + Victory Lane Celebration Indianapolis Convention Center, Exhibit Hall A
Wednesday, June 12 | 8 a.m. STN EXPO Closing General Session: Coffee’s On Us, Tips Are Appreciated Join the conference staff in a focus group setting to debrief from the prior five days, provide feedback, and discuss takeaways that will help improve both the STN EXPO and your operations at home.
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