California 2025-2026 Regular Session

California Senate Bill SCR60

Introduced
4/9/25  

Caption

School Bus Drivers’ Day.

Impact

The measure emphasizes the importance of school bus drivers in the educational ecosystem of California. It recognizes the extensive training and skill development that bus drivers undertake to ensure safe transport for students. Additionally, it underlines the daily challenges faced by these professionals, including dealing with natural and unforeseen hazards, and the importance of their role in promoting appropriate behaviors among students. This formal acknowledgment is expected to enhance community awareness and appreciation for the hard work done by school bus drivers.

Summary

Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 60 (SCR60), introduced by Senator Cortese, aims to designate April 22, 2025, as School Bus Drivers Day in California. The resolution seeks to highlight and acknowledge the essential services provided by school bus drivers, who ensure the safety and well-being of students during their daily commutes. By establishing this recognition day, the resolution intends to bring public attention to the contributions of school bus drivers and commend them for their dedication to maintaining high safety standards.

Contention

While the resolution is generally poised to receive support due to its positive intent, it may face limited contention from those who argue that recognition alone does not address the potential need for better pay or conditions for school bus drivers. However, the discussions surrounding SCR60 are largely centered on appreciation rather than substantial legislative changes, making it a largely uncontroversial resolution aimed at fostering respect for an often-overlooked profession.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

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