SESSION TOPICS


• Managing Risks of Special Ed Transportation Regardless of the Vehicle Used


• Early Intervention: Serving Children Under 4 Years of Age • Tips & Tricks for Resiliency of Students with Autism


• Appropriate & Safe Infection Control for Students with Disabilities on School Buses


• What Special Needs Transporters Need to Know About Vehicle & Equipment Maintenance


• Developing Winning Vendor Partner-Student Transportation Provider Relationships


• Lessons Learned from Expert Witness Work on Legal Cases


• Emergency Preparedness for Transporters of Special Needs & Preschoolers


• Developing Special Needs Equipment Procurement Plans


• Achieving the Full Potential of Technology When Transporting Students with Special Needs


• The Basics of Sign Language for Student Transporters


• Creative Routing: Efficiency with Funding Yet Consistency for Special Needs Students


• HR: Ensuring the Right People Are In the Right Positions • Sensitivity Training for Special Needs Bus Drivers & Monitors


• Transitioning Higher Functioning Students to Traditional Routes


• Pushing Back on Administrative Decisions that Create Unsafe Practices


• And more! TAILGATE TRADE SHOW


RECEPTION 5:30 – 8 p.m. Sponsored by


BESI, IC Bus, Edulog, Ingevity, Transfinder, Tyler Technologies


WELCOME RECEPTION AT TOP GOLF


7 – 9 p.m. Sponsored by


AMF-Bruns of America, IC Bus & Longhorn Bus Sales


TAILGATE TRADE SHOW


RECEPTION 5:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. Sponsored by


BESI, Demi, IC Bus, NeuFuel, Transfinder, Tyler Technologies


LUNCH & LEARN


12:30 – 1:45 p.m.


Special education student Jack Kendrick advocates for cleaner school buses. Sponsored by


Propane Education Research Council


ROADEO TRAINING & COMPETITION Sponsored by Q’Straint, Sure-lok


THURSDAY, NOV. 10


NOV. 11 & 12


THURSDAY, NOV. 10


TUESDAY, NOV. 8


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