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Inside


22 Special Reports


22 Not Too Bright? While LEDs are the latest lighting technology for school buses, some say there could be better, future options—the reason National Congress on School Transportation delegates did not approve a new standard.


Sections 12 Feedback 16 Online 72 Ad Index


Columns


14 Editor’s Take by Ryan Gray Paradise Lost, Paradise Gained


74 Publisher’s Corner by


Tony Corpin Is Safety Everyone’s Responsibility?


70 Thought Leader by


Gilbert Rosas Staying Focused on the Right Thing: Transportation (Success) Leads the Way to Sustainability


On the Cover Keba Baldwin doesn’t shy away from parental or media scrutiny at Prince George’s County Public Schools, the second- largest district in Maryland. Photo by Taylor Ekbatani. Cover design by Kimber Horne.


School Transportation News (ISSN# 1070-3586) Periodicals Postage Paid at Torrance CA and at additional mailing offices, is published monthly except for December, by William E. Paul, Inc. Please address all correspondence to: 5334 Torrance Blvd, Third Floor, Torrance, CA 90503. The base price of an annual subscription is $29.95 per year. Canadian and foreign add $10 for postage; remit U.S. funds only. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: School Transportation News, P.O. Box 789, Redondo Beach, CA 90277.


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