<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0PAHeP_1FNLDikK00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0PAHeP_1FNLDikK00" width="1024" height="682" ></figure>A Pinckney Community Schools bus driver was honored for using her training and quick judgment to protect six students after severe storms trapped their school bus between fallen trees, reported BWHL News.A series of storms Sept. 3 caused widespread power outages and lengthy dismissal delays across Livingston County in Michigan. Pinckney Superintendent Rick Todd said school bus drivers were transporting students home when the most dangerous weather moved through the area.Todd gave special recognition to a driver identified as “Ms. Sandy,” whose bus became trapped when trees fell in front of and behind the vehicle. As winds and flying debris intensified and funnel clouds began forming, she used her training as both a school bus driver and volunteer firefighter to guide the six students from the bus to a nearby field, Todd said.“I am incredibly grateful to say that, other than being extremely wet, everyone remained safe,” Todd wrote.<figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3XSDjL_1FNLDikK00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3XSDjL_1FNLDikK00" width="600" height="500" ></figure>Todd also praised the students for remaining calm, following directions and supporting one another during the emergency. He said their actions reflected the character the district seeks to instill in its students.The superintendent thanked teachers, administrators, support staff, coaches, custodians and parent volunteers for reassuring students and following established emergency procedures during what he called an understandably frightening situation. Officers from the Livingston County Sheriff’s Office and Hamburg Township Police Department responded to Farley Hill and Country elementary schools, providing additional reassurance to students, employees and families.Fowlerville Community Schools also experienced power failures and delayed dismissals. Superintendent Matt Stuard said Little Glad Early Childhood Center and Kreeger Elementary lost electricity, phone service and internet access for two hours, but a tornado warning forced students and athletes to shelter in place.Downed trees and blocked roads later prevented buses from reaching elementary schools, requiring families to pick up students. Staff stayed until every child was reunited with family.School Transportation News contacted Pinckney Community Schools for additional information but did not receive a response.Written with the assistance of AI.</div></body>

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A Pinckney Community Schools bus driver was honored for using her training and quick judgment to protect six students after severe storms trapped their school bus between fallen trees, reported BWHL News. A series of storms Sept. 3 caused widespread power outages and lengthy dismissal delays across Livingston County in...

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Michigan Bus Driver Honored for Quick Thinking During Dangerous Storm

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