Welcome to Allied Public Schools Transportation Services — a virtual transportation community built around its people, fleet, routes and history.
Explore Our Fleet Visit the MuseumAllied Public Schools grew into a community with its own people, history, fleet, traditions and stories. The buses have changed and the names have changed, but the people have always been the heart of APS.
The current fleet has 69 buses. E-01, E-03 and E-05 are 2024 Blue Bird Vision electric buses. Full searchable current fleet profiles are still being prepared.
Regular route nights are Saturday and Sunday, 7:30–8:15 PM EST. Employee assignments and internal operations remain in the standalone portal.
Open Employee PortalChoose an era to explore its preserved fleet. Browse each school year and explore its preserved fleet records.
The beginning of the APS fleet archive. This corrected roster contains 77 buses; Bus 78 has been removed because it was a roster typo. Historical photographs are displayed where surviving screenshots are available.
Allied Public Schools operated under its own name during this school year. Explore the 201 buses in Mateó's historical roster. Vehicle photographs have not been supplied for this collection.
Allied Public Schools is led by a team responsible for transportation operations, administration, the shop and day-to-day support of the community.
Leads Allied Public Schools Transportation and the current 2026–2027 operation.
Supports district leadership and transportation administration.
Supports APS administration while overseeing shop and fleet operations.
Serves APS as both a driver and mechanic with administrative responsibilities.
Today's administration is only one chapter of the Allied Public Schools story. Explore the people whose leadership, ideas and contributions helped shape APS throughout its history.
Meet the Magic Behind the Scenes of Allied Public Schools →Allied Public Schools was never built by one person. The buses, routes and names changed over the years, but the people who gave their time, ideas and energy are what kept APS moving. This archive recognizes some of the people who helped shape that history.
Andybub joined the group during the ACE & NCT era and helped Allied grow by introducing more people to the community. When QISD arose in early October 2017, he came up with the name Allied Public Schools—reflecting the idea that smaller transportation groups could come together as allies.
Aaron helped APS grow by bringing more people into the community. During the early rivalry with QISD, he became APS's “inside connection,” gathering material that could be adapted for APS and helping expand the buses available to its drivers. His story also reflects APS's early open-membership philosophy.
Deshon brought another part of the Rigs of Rods transportation community into Allied by merging his company, Canon Public Schools, with APS. The merger became an early example of what “Allied” meant: separate groups working together as one community.
After the original APS administration fractured, Marc offered Allied an opportunity to continue through Seminole County Public Schools. That 2018–2019 chapter gave the remaining community a place to keep operating and became an important bridge between the original APS era and the years that followed.
This recognition archive preserves documented contributions without trying to assign the history of APS to any one person. Additional people and stories can be added as the archive grows.
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Apply to APS Join DiscordEmployees should use the Employee Portal. Applicants can use the Join Our Team application. Historical records will be documented in the museum without inventing missing information.