On Wednesday, a group of middle school students in Hancock County, Mississippi, showcased remarkable bravery when their bus driver, Leah Taylor (46), suffered an asthma attack and lost consciousness while driving. The bus was transporting about 40 children from Hancock Middle School when it began to swerve. Jackson Casnave, a 12-year-old sixth grader, quickly jumped up to steer the bus and instructed his classmates to call for help. Another sixth grader, Darrius Clark, managed to hit the brakes, bringing the bus to a stop on a median. Meanwhile, Kayleigh Clark, Darrius's sister, called 911, despite the chaos of screaming students around her. Destiny Cornelius, another eighth grader, assisted by administering Taylor's nebulizer medication while McKenzy Finch held the driver's head and communicated with the transportation team. Taylor later expressed her gratitude, stating that the students saved her life and the lives of everyone on the bus. The students were honored at a pep rally and will enjoy a lunch field trip next week as a reward for their courage and quick thinking.