Self-Reg Schools: Bus Drivers

school bus driving through a busy city

Bus drivers are often the first and last adults children see on a school day, and that makes their role incredibly important in shaping the flow of the day. A Self-Reg bus driver understands that their “piece” of a child’s day isn’t small—it can set the tone for everything that follows. By greeting children warmly, showing care and respect, and approaching even the toughest moments with compassion, bus drivers can make a huge difference in whether a child begins and ends their school day feeling safe and supported.

What truly stands out about Self-Reg bus drivers is their commitment to building relationships and staying connected. Whether it’s learning children’s names, sharing a kind word with families, or taking opportunities to understand stress behavior instead of labeling it as misbehavior, they bring “soft eyes” to their work every day. In doing so, bus drivers often become beloved figures in their school communities—sometimes even a child’s favorite adult at school. To explore this vital role further, watch the 6×6 series video on bus drivers below.

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