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School Bus Inc. to manage required
training
The Department of Education has contracted with School Bus Inc. to manage
training and busing concerns, as they relate to state and federal regulations.
The Sioux Falls-based company will hold training workshops for drivers and
attendants across the state.
Two options for meeting state-required training will be available. A “Train
the Trainer” program allows school districts and contractors to train their own bus drivers.
This option allows districts and contractors to send an individual such as a
superintendent, bus supervisor, or anyone wishing to train their bus drivers to a “Train the
Trainer” session. Upon completion of the course, the driver can go back to the
district and train its drivers. “Train the Trainer” sessions are slated for
July 27 in Sioux Falls; July 28 in Pierre; and July 30 in Rapid City. Sessions
last approximately six hours. Cost is $40 per person. Participants must
pre-register by July 16. All "Train the Trainer" sessions begin at 10a.m.
Information on the exact location of the training will be sent out the week of
July 19.
For information or to register for a session,
call School Bus Inc. at
(605) 334-6644.
For those that don’t wish to participate in the "Train the Trainer" option, sessions will be held
at the following locations:
- Sturgis, Aug. 3
- Fort Thompson, Aug. 5
- Sioux Falls, Aug. 6
- Milbank, Aug. 9
- Sisseton, Aug. 10
- Watertown, Aug. 10
- Huron, Aug. 11
- Aberdeen, Aug. 12
- Mobridge, Aug. 12
- Webster, Aug. 16
- Brookings, Aug. 17
- Platte, Aug. 18
- Todd County, Aug. 18
- Shannon County, Aug. 19
- Madison, Aug. 20
- Wagner, Aug. 20
- Clear Lake, Aug. 23
- Clark County, Aug. 24
- Roslyn, Aug. 24
Cost for the above classes will be $25 per person. For information or to
register for one of these sessions, call Harlow's Bus Sales at 1-888-419-4023.
Either training option ensures that districts are in compliance with ARSD
24:06:08 and SDCL 32-12A-27. For information or to register for sessions, call
School Bus Inc. at (605) 334-6644.
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