In 2001, the California School for the Blind (CSB) was faced with a dilemma. The dropoff point for the day buses had to be changed. The new route to the only logical location for this change sent the buses through a driveway where residential students crossed to travel between the school and the dormitories. Some staff members wanted to eliminate this location as a possibility because of the increased traffic congestion and potential danger to the students. But the orientation and mobility (O&M) staff, saw this change as an opportunity. Schools all over the country have student crossing guards. The thought was, "Why can't we do the same?" A program was designed that has worked for four years. This article describes the design and administration of this crossing guard program.