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Pre-Conference sessions



                                        Transportation



                Wednesday, April 4, 2018                        203P: Beyond Mirror Grid

                     8:00 AM - 4:30 PM                          We will briefly discuss the set up and use of the mirror
           Aquarius Hotel & Conference Center,                  grid, then we will go “Beyond the Grid” and cover
                                                                techniques and strategies that drivers need to create
                        Laughlin, Nevada                        safe defensive driving habits for any vehicle they op-
                                                                erate.
                                                                The grid is not only for teaching mirror placement; it
                        Keynote Address:                        is  an onsite training area that gives your trainers the
               Secrets to Successful Leadership                 opportunity teach the size and movement of the bus
                                                                in the safety of your yard.
                                                                We will cover exercises that can be done at the grid
         On the support side of the educational house,          to  demonstrate  Rear  Visibility,  Tail  Swing  and  Off
         we  build  and  maintain  schools,  transport  Tracking.  This training helps drivers develop the un-
         students, feed kids, purchase stuff, supervise         derstanding they need for instant recognition of the
         budgets, and pay people.  We are all subject           placement of their vehicle and its relationship to their
         to stress caused by limited resources, never           surroundings.
         ending  daily  challenges,  rapid  escalation  of
         technology, no boundaries to our jobs and              Presented By: Sandy Brown - Chandler Uni-
                                                                fied School District & Stephanie Arbaugh - The
         seemingly unlimited demands for service.               Trust
         This presentation will identify tools designed
         to  analyze  and  reduce  stress  and  explore
         strategies to enhance performance.  We will            303P: SPED Transportation
         address best practices, tips and tricks of the
         trade for our leaders and supervisors.                 Ginny  and  Doreen  have  been  in  Special  Need
                                                                Transportation for many years. They will discuss
         Presented by: Skip Brown - Valley Schools              everything from wheelchairs, tie downs, wheel-

                                                                chair lifts, car seats, star seats and a lot more to
                                                                do with transporting our special needs students.

         103P: Van/White Fleet Policies and                     Presented  By:  Ginny  Fish  -  Washington  Ele-
                  Procedures                                    mentary School District


         This  session  will  discuss  how  we  deal  with
         White Fleet Vehicles in our districts. What to         403P: Pre/Post Trip Inspections
         expect in case of an accident, and what to do
         in case of an accident.                                Doug will talk about the importance of inspecting
                                                                your equipment both morning and afternoon. Its
         Presented By: Stephanie Arbaugh - The Trust &          important because of who you are transporting
         Bert Herzog - Washington Elementary School             and it’s required.
         District
                                                                Presented  By:  Doug  King  -  Peoria  Unified
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