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0:42Now PlayingA Michigan seventh grader is receiving praise for quick thinking after he jumped in when a school bus driver went unconscious.
RELATEDHeroic teen jumps into action after school bus driver passes out
Dillon Reeves, 13, dreams of being a hockey player or a police officer someday. For now, the Michigan seventh grader is drawing attention for his bus-driving skills. The entire school district of Warren Consolidated Schools saluted him by hosting a ceremony for the community to come out and hear the story of how Dillon saved the day.
Dillon, a humble and quiet-spoken student at Carter Middle School, about 20 miles north of downtown Detroit, sprang into action during a bus ride home from school Wednesday afternoon when he saw that the driver had passed out behind the wheel.
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