Perform a test - Grasp the wheelchair frame and physically shake it to test for movement. If necessary, further tighten tie down straps. Apply the wheelchair brakes. Child Safety Restraint System (CSRS) It is imperative that the IEP team and transportation make the right decision related to what may be needed to facilitate safe transportation for each student. Restraints may be indicated for physical and behavioral issues. The following section will describe the different types of restraints and the best practice guidelines for their use. *All restraints must be located at the front of the bus. There must be an empty seat between the restrained students and the regular seated students. STAR (Student Transportation Add on Restraint) Seat STAR is an easy-to-use, quality safety restraint system for transporting children on school It specifically meets the needs of your Head Start, pre-K and disability passengers. STAR combines current 5-point restraint and cam wrap technology to securely position the student on a school bus seat. STAR has a quick release buckle that is attached to a cam wrap and a flexible positioning base. FEATURES: 5-point restraint with a quick release buckle Does not require the use of a lap belt or seat belt ready seat* Flexible positioning base situates the in the proper restraint position One size provides custom fit for students from 25 lbs. to 90 lbs. Fits all high and low back school bus seats Compliant with all Federal and Head Start restraint requirements Storage bags and replacement pads are available For passengers with special needs, the STAR Seat with a chest strap provides child with extra support. The chest strap is easily and quickly installed around the child and can be adjusted to meet the passenger's needs. STAR combines current 5-point restraint and cam wrap technology to securely position the student on a school bus seat. The need for a STAR Seat is an IEP team decision and should be documented on the student’s IEP. If during the IEP period, it is determined that the use of a STAR Seat is no longer needed, it should be documented on the student’s IEP. Never use a STAR Seat on a child or discontinue the use of a STAR Seat without authorization from the Transportation Department. Students’ Equipment
Perform a test - Grasp the wheelchair frame and physically shake it to test for movement. If necessary, further tighten tie down straps. Apply the wheelchair brakes. Child Safety Restraint System (CSRS) It is imperative that the IEP team and transportation make the right decision related to what may be needed to facilitate safe transportation for each student. Restraints may be indicated for physical and behavioral issues. The following section will describe the different types of restraints and the best practice guidelines for their use. *All restraints must be located at the front of the bus. There must be an empty seat between the restrained students and the regular seated students. STAR (Student Transportation Add on Restraint) Seat STAR is an easy-to-use, quality safety restraint system for transporting children on school It specifically meets the needs of your Head Start, pre-K and disability passengers. STAR combines current 5-point restraint and cam wrap technology to securely position the student on a school bus seat. STAR has a quick release buckle that is attached to a cam wrap and a flexible positioning base. FEATURES: 5-point restraint with a quick release buckle Does not require the use of a lap belt or seat belt ready seat* Flexible positioning base situates the in the proper restraint position One size provides custom fit for students from 25 lbs. to 90 lbs. Fits all high and low back school bus seats Compliant with all Federal and Head Start restraint requirements Storage bags and replacement pads are available For passengers with special needs, the STAR Seat with a chest strap provides child with extra support. The chest strap is easily and quickly installed around the child and can be adjusted to meet the passenger's needs. STAR combines current 5-point restraint and cam wrap technology to securely position the student on a school bus seat. The need for a STAR Seat is an IEP team decision and should be documented on the student’s IEP. If during the IEP period, it is determined that the use of a STAR Seat is no longer needed, it should be documented on the student’s IEP. Never use a STAR Seat on a child or discontinue the use of a STAR Seat without authorization from the Transportation Department. Students’ Equipment