Providing safe, reliable and professional transportation for our students.

Angleton ISD's fleet of 63 buses travels on an average of more than 3700 miles daily on 39 routes to transport more than 2,900 students to and from school. These buses are part of a well-organized, safety-oriented transportation system, with each bus inspected and repaired regularly.

Because of the precious cargo carried on school buses, great care is given to drivers' qualifications, certification, training, and operational requirements. Drivers must pass an annual physical and medical exam as prescribed by the Texas Department of Public Safety, as well as a pre-employment drug/alcohol test, criminal records background check and annual driver's license record check. Drivers are also subject to random alcohol and drug screenings throughout their employment.

Angleton ISD requires the use of non-medical grade face coverings in all AISD facilities for anyone over the age of 10.  The only exception is if a room has less than 10 people who can social distance 6 feet.

Review the AISD Transportation Reopening guidelines

All employees strive to maintain exemplary performance every day.

• Safety
• Attendance
• Cooperation
• Attitude
• Communication
• Contributions

Transportation employees are a part of the education process and should strive to make the student's day start on a positive note.

Be friendly but firm. Be consistent and kind - this equals fairness.
YOU DO MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

Transportation Department

300 T.J. Wright St, Angleton TX, 77515 • 979-864-8011

Angel Kersten

Transportation Director 

akersten@angletonisd.net

Ms. Kersten joined the Angleton ISD team as the Director of Transportation in October 2015. She has served as a school transportation professional since 2005 in other local area school districts. She has been an active member of the Texas Association for Pupil Transportation since 2006, serving on the organization's Executive Committe from 2014 through 2018 in the capacities of Historian, Parliamentarian and Secretary. She also holds active memberships with the National Association for Pupil Transportation and the Gulf Coast Association for Pupil Transportation.