Education

Who Transports Caswell's Students to School Every Day?

Caswell School Bus drivers, aides, and other staff pose for quick photos during a staff training to kick off the year.

Photo by Shannon Moretz / John Berdine, Director of Transportation for Caswell County School, is pictured above with bus garage mechanics and office personnel Jennifer Wallace, Debra Moore, Jason Reaves, Bobby Chilton, and Dallas Wilcox.

Caswell County Schools' transportation staff came together for training on Friday, August 7, emphasizing the need for consistency and clear communication.

Caswell County Schools is implementing a new tiered bus route model this school year in an effort to reduce student transport times amid persistent driver shortages

"Many changes have occurred for this school year," Director of Transportation John Berdine said as students returned to class this week. "Please be patient with us as we all adjust and make every student's experience safe and timely."

The drivers responsible for safely transporting Caswell County's students are pictured below.

Read more about the new tiered bus routes worked on the first day and honoring Mrs. Sara Lea, one of the district's longest-serving bus drivers in THIS PRESS RELEASE.

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