FirstACTS® Student Behavior Tracking System
Easily communicate incidents, implement interventions and track improvement
Connect. Customize. Control.
Student conduct issues on even a single bus route can throw off the whole school day for students, parents or caregivers, and school officials. FirstACTS® (Active Conduct Training System) is a web-based student behavior tracking system which eliminates tedious and time-consuming paper-based reporting and trend analysis. FirstACTS® helps everyone easily communicate incidents, implement interventions, and track improvement.
- Escalate issues to the appropriate people
- Implement what your district needs
- Safe, secure workflow access to critical information and updates
Student journeys completed every day
Miles driven every year
We work with districts in 38 American states and 7 Canadian provinces
We work with 1,000 school districts
Using data to inform behavioral interventions
FirstACTS® (Active Conduct Tracking System) is a powerful web-based communication tool that helps easily and efficiently track student conduct on school buses. Designed to improve reliability and speed, FirstACTS® delivers driver notifications directly to the school, tracks the school’s actions and provides a response back to the driver.
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Learn moreCaring for Students is Our First Priority
First Student drivers are the face of our company, but there is a whole team that stands behind and supports them. From routing and dispatch to maintenance and safety, we’ve built our entire system around our promise to protect every student, every day. When you partner with us, you get that promise in action.
Learn moreCreate a Climate of Respect
FirstACTS® is a powerful tool that can affect real change. See how one school in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, leveraged FirstACTS® to create a climate of respect that resulted in better rides for both students and drivers.
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