Revolutionize the Ride: Enter EverDriven's Modern Student Transportation Awards Now!

EverDriven is shaking up student transportation with its inaugural Modern Student Transportation Awards, a nationwide program honoring school district leaders who are redefining how kids get to class. Nominations are open through August 28, inviting submissions that showcase groundbreaking initiatives in safety, equity, technology, and humanitarian efforts. This isn't just recognition—it's a call to action for those pushing boundaries to ensure every student has reliable, innovative rides.

 

Finalists get notified in early fall, with winners celebrated at a special event in Dallas on November 6. Top honors include a $2,500 college scholarship for a deserving student under the McKinney-Vento Act or special education services, plus an all-expenses-paid trip to the TSD Conference. Add in a custom plaque and a digital winner's seal to amplify your district's story in marketing and beyond.

 

EverDriven aims to ignite a national movement by spotlighting visionaries who prioritize student-centered systems over outdated models. As the company states, safe and forward-thinking transport is the key to unlocking education, growth, and opportunity for all. A panel of experts from transportation and education will judge entries based on impact, innovation, and real results.

 

"Modernizing student transportation goes beyond safety—it's about daily access to education for every child," says Mitch Bowling, EverDriven's CEO. "These awards celebrate the bold leaders crafting systems that boost outcomes nationwide." Whether it's tech-savvy routing or equitable access programs, now's the time to nominate. Submissions require details on the nominee, district, initiative, and its proven effects—individuals can shine in multiple categories.

 

Don't miss out: Visit the nomination page today here and help honor those making commutes a gateway to success. With judges to be announced soon, this is your chance to elevate the unsung heroes of student mobility.