Superintendent Woods cited the important role that bus drivers play in ensuring Georgia students arrive safely to school each day ready to learn. He referenced the fact that for many of our students the school bus driver is the first and last person they see as part of their school day and so school bus drivers play a critical role in a child's education.
Superintendent Woods holds a CDL and drove the bus numerous times as a school leader and coach in Irwin County.
.@SuptWoods recognizes Shuronda Crawford-Richardson during #DecSBOE for saving her students during a bus accident in @DCGASchools. Thank you for putting your training into action and keep students first. pic.twitter.com/fCz0q4LR6g
— GA Dept of Education (@georgiadeptofed) December 6, 2017
Congrats Jacob Taylor, @carrollschools student! He is First Place Winner □of our Georgia poster contest and 2nd Place Winner in Division IV in the National School Bus Safety Poster Contest! pic.twitter.com/0eIPLC5o4i
— GA Dept of Education (@georgiadeptofed) January 11, 2018
The National School Bus Contest Winner is a student in @HenryCountyBOE! Congrats, Amkar Patel!! pic.twitter.com/4pUhN95DmB
— GA Dept of Education (@georgiadeptofed) January 11, 2018
.@CobbSchools’ Jeremiah Bradberry won first place in NAPT America’s Best Technicians Competition! #JanSBOE pic.twitter.com/cPd10DPJP5
— GA Dept of Education (@georgiadeptofed) January 11, 2018
.@MariettaCitySch Bus Driver Jeanie Buck is a National Award Winner! She received the NAPT First Place Heroism Award! □ #JanSBOE pic.twitter.com/GMaKlcmy6H
— GA Dept of Education (@georgiadeptofed) January 11, 2018
