Welcome to Transportation
Contact Information:
P: 724-452-6040, ext. 1758
P: 724-452-6040, ext. 1758
F: 724-453-1744
Dr. Tony Babusci
Director of Transportation & Operations
Dr. Anthony (Tony) Babusci serves as the Director of Transportation and Operations, a role he assumed in 2025, following several years in educational leadership. Prior to this position, Dr. Babusci was the principal of Ryan Gloyer Middle School, where he led a team of educators dedicated to student success.
Dr. Babusci began his career in education in 2004 as a social studies teacher at the Seneca Valley Intermediate High School. After eight years in the traditional classroom teaching United States History, he transitioned to the Seneca Valley Academy of Choice (SVAOC), where he delivered social studies instruction through the District’s cyber program. In 2014, he moved into administration as assistant principal of SVAOC. He then joined Ryan Gloyer Middle School (formerly Seneca Valley Middle School) as an assistant principal in 2017, and was named principal the following school year.
A proud 1996 graduate of Seneca Valley, Dr. Babusci holds a bachelor’s degree from Clarion University of Pennsylvania and a master’s degree in education from Duquesne University, where he also earned his Pennsylvania teaching certification. He later earned a second master’s degree in educational leadership and his Pennsylvania Administrative Certificate from the American College of Education. In 2022, he completed his doctorate in educational leadership from the University of Pittsburgh.
Ms. Christine Thayer-Miller, Operations Manager
724-631-1758
724-631-1758
As a proud Seneca Valley alumna and parent, Ms. Christine Thayer-Miller brings more than 20 years of District experience to the Transportation Department. Her deep dedication to creating exceptional experiences for students and their families represents her strong connection and commitment to our Mission.
Ms. Thayer-Miller works alongside Dr. Babusci in all areas of pupil transportation. As a reliable and knowledgeable resource for District Administration, school bus contractors and families across our communities, Ms. Thayer-Miller's background and experience position her as an exceptional asset for both the department and District alike.
724-631-1758
burnsworthln@svsd.net
burnsworthln@svsd.net
Logan Burnsworth serves as the Transportation Operations Coordinator for Seneca Valley School District. In this role, he oversees the daily operational aspects of student transportation, ensuring safe, efficient and reliable service for families across the district. Logan works closely with the Director of Transportation to support scheduling, compliance, and communication with contractors.
Logan earned his bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education Social Studies from California University of Pennsylvania in May 2022, where he also played football. During his collegiate career, he received several honors, including Scholar Athlete of the Year (2020–2021) and the Jamain Stephens Memorial Award. He previously taught Physical Education at North Buncombe Middle School and Highland Elementary prior to this role. Logan is also an Eagle Scout. He brings multiple years of experience teaching and coaching, leveraging his well-rounded educational background to enhance the operations of the transportation department.
If this is an emergency between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., please contact the school district transportation office at (724) 452-6040 ext. 1758.
Audio and Video Monitoring (Policy#810.1)
The Seneca Valley School District has adopted a policy that authorizes audio and/or visual recording on school buses or school vehicles for disciplinary or security purposes. The audio/video recordings on school vehicles would be exempt from disclosure under the Public Right to Know law because such recordings constitute an educational record protected from disclosure by FERPA. Principals, their designees, bus garage managers and transportation department personnel are the only people allowed to view the recordings. Law enforcement may also view the recordings if school officials deem necessary. Each school bus or school vehicle with audio and/or visual recording devices, will post a notification in clear sight so driver and passengers understand their actions and communication may be recorded. The audio and/or video recording will not be operating if the vehicle is used for other purposes not school related.
The Seneca Valley School District has adopted a policy that authorizes audio and/or visual recording on school buses or school vehicles for disciplinary or security purposes. The audio/video recordings on school vehicles would be exempt from disclosure under the Public Right to Know law because such recordings constitute an educational record protected from disclosure by FERPA. Principals, their designees, bus garage managers and transportation department personnel are the only people allowed to view the recordings. Law enforcement may also view the recordings if school officials deem necessary. Each school bus or school vehicle with audio and/or visual recording devices, will post a notification in clear sight so driver and passengers understand their actions and communication may be recorded. The audio and/or video recording will not be operating if the vehicle is used for other purposes not school related.