It's no secret that the sluggish economy, to put it lightly, continues to negatively impact state education and local school districts nationwide. Meanwhile, rising costs of materials and other resources are driving up vehicle, component and other costs each year. What is the industry to do?
The 19th Annual STN EXPO seeks to provide some answers, some opportunities for student transporters to learn about and implement additional efficiencies into their operation and to put their collective heads together to identify a new, better path. The keys to success lie in the industry's hands; embracing new ways to do things is imperative. Student transportation must make a better case to not only help it live and see another day but to grow. Tens of millions of students and their parents rely on this vital education-related service.
The 2012 STN EXPO will once again be held in Reno, Nev., this time July 21-25. Approximately four dozen workshops, presentations and hands-on demonstrations will be presented in the areas of Business Administration, Head Start, Maintenance, Safey & Security, and Special Needs transportation. Stay tuned to further announcements in early 2012 on our educational curriculum as well as our one-day trade show on July 24.
Environmental Protection Agency
California
Known for winning Season 13 of ABC's "Dancing with the Stars," J.R. Martinez is an Iraq war veteran, motivational speaker and actor who presents the main keynote the afternoon of July 23 in an event...
Mark E. Crosby is an expert on the wireless spectrum and will speak on how the upcoming FCC Narrowbanding requirement for two-way radios will affect school bus operators as well as discuss emergin...
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