Middle school student saves busload of students after the bus driver passes out.

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Dillon Reeves who is 13 years of age and is a student at Carter Middle School in Warren Michigan is being praised by the members of the Warren Consolidated Schools (WCS) on Thursday at his school for his actions of saving the lives of his fellow students who were aboard a school bus after the female driver called someone on the telephone that she was going to pull over to the side of the road since she felt ill. When the female bus driver passed out behind the wheel while driving the bus, Dillon left his seat and went to the bus driver's seat to clutch the break and steer the bus to a complete stop. Dillon told his fellow students to call 911 on their cellphones to ask for help. The bus was safely stopped and the passengers were saved. The reason that the female bus driver passed out behind the wheel is not known. The name of the bus driver was not released or her condition due to school privacy reasons. The female bus driver began working in July 2022. Superintendent Robert B Livernois thanked Dillon for his actions of saving his fellow students from a tragic ending. Dillion claims that he learned his actions of assisting persons in need since Dillon would be a passenger riding an auto with his dad Steve Reeves and watching his dad drive an auto. Dillon's parents who are Irene and Steve Reeves are proud that their son is humble and helpful. Dillon will be given a reward in the school at a later date to thank him for his role in saving the lives of his fellow students when the school bus was coming home from school. Link is msn.com/en-us/news/us/...