Welcome to the NSTA Nebraska - Nebraska School Transportation Association

NSTA Summer Conference

Denny Coughlin will be joining us again and will do a couple of workshops.

NSTA- NEBRASKA

On March 12, 1968, 22 gentlemen from across the state got together in Kearney, Nebraska and held the first meeting of the Nebraska School Transportation Supervisors Association (now the NSTA).

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NSTA Membership

Join the Nebraska School Transportation Association, or renew your membership today.

NSTA hosts two conferences a year. One in the Fall and one in the Summer. Our next conference will be held on Friday, June 11, 2021. We’ve looked at strength-based recruiting, performance impacting leadership, and team-building. Now, we would like to work on empowerment and partnership with our teams! .

2022 Summer Conference

hostne|Apr 25, 2022| Conference Information, Feature on homepage

April 8, 2022 NTSA SUMMER CONFERENCE SCHEDULED FOR JUNE 10 NSTA Summer Conference is scheduled for Friday, June 10,...

Nebraska School Transportation Association ELDT Workshop

hostne|Nov 30, 2021| Feature on homepage, Membership

After a month of trying to coordinate dates with different presenters, I am pleased to let you know that Jennifer Bell...

TeamBuilding

hostne|Nov 26, 2019| Feature on homepage, General

TeamBuilding Fall Conference November 23, 2019 – Kearney Holiday Inn Erin Howard discussed the Nebraska Safety...

Leadership Creates a Performance-Impacting Culture

hostne|Mar 7, 2019| Conference Information, Feature on homepage

Summer Conference: June 7, 2019 - Kearney Holiday Inn AARON DAVIS, "THE ATTITUDE OF A CHAMPION" Aaron Davis presented...

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