Browerville Elementary and Christ the King students gathered around their bus driver.
Students at the Bertha-Hewitt School showed their appreciation for their bus drivers on Friday, February 16.
Browerville Elementary and Christ the King students gathered around their bus driver.
Celebrate school bus drivers on February 28
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In darkness and daylight, on dirt roads and multi-lane highways, from warm spring days to frigid winters, Minnesota school bus drivers safely transport more than 760,000 students to and from school each day.
To recognize this important profession, Governor Mark Dayton has proclaimed February 28 as School Bus Driver Appreciation Day in Minnesota. School districts across Minnesota will celebrate the second annual driver appreciation day by passing out student-made thank you cards and providing food and beverages to bus drivers.
The Minnesota School Bus Operators Association (MSBOA) and Minnesota Association of Pupil Transportation (MAPT) teamed up to create School Bus Driver Appreciation Day in Minnesota as a way to encourage school leaders, parents, and students to celebrate the often overlooked profession.
“School bus drivers transport parents’ most precious cargo – their children – day in and day out, and they do this job humbly and with great pride,” said MSBOA President Josh Schiffler. “We are thankful that Governor Dayton has again declared February 28 School Bus Driver Appreciation Day so that we can give these humble heroes the recognition they deserve. . . ."