Serving our members

The association for the people who get children to school

We represent our members and the communities they serve.

Training is open to member and non-member districts alike.

[ Photograph at the top of the page ]The large picture beside the main heading — the first thing anyone sees. A yard at shift change, drivers walking to their buses. Documentary framing, and nobody looking at the camera.

Get started

Two ways to start

Membership

[ what dues cost ]

See what membership costs

Talk to a person

[ phone ]

Contact the office

The flagship member benefit

The benefit that pays for the membership

Members pool their coverage through the association's group program. Participation depends on dues being current.

  • Claims handled by people who know school transportation.
  • Safety and inspection practice that the group's record depends on.
  • Dues set by member class, and reviewed each year.
Explore membership
[ Photograph beside the member benefit ]The picture next to the flagship benefit partway down the home page. A pre-trip inspection — clipboard, hi-vis, a hand on the wheel arch. Compliance made visible.

Advocacy

One voice where the decisions get made

No single operator is large enough to be heard on its own. The association files testimony, sits on the working groups, and tells members what changed before it reaches their yard.

Positions are set by the board. Bill numbers and stages come from the association.

[ Photograph behind the advocacy panel ]The picture behind the advocacy panel partway down the home page, the one the white card sits on top of. People around a conference table, or a state house corridor — adults at work, and no eye contact with the lens.

The association in numbers

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Member companies

For drivers and job seekers

Thinking about driving a school bus?

Plain answers about the license, the hours, the pay and the training.

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[ Photograph in the recruitment band ]The picture at the top of the lead article for drivers and job seekers. A driver at the wheel seen from behind, or a training room mid-session. This is the shot that makes the page yours rather than any association's.

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  • The license

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  • The job

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  • Hiring

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Vendor members

The suppliers who support the association

Vendor directory →
[ Photograph of the director ]The picture beside the signed letter near the foot of the home page. A portrait rather than a headshot — somewhere they actually work.

From the director

A phone that gets answered

Write two or three paragraphs in your own voice. Members read this one.