Safe Routes to School
What Is Safe Routes To School
In recent decades, the number of students walking or biking to school has sharply declined. During the same period, an alarming upward trend of childhood obesity and physical inactivity has occurred. Students being driven to school generates substantial traffic congestion and contributes to air pollution that affects the health of everyone in our communities.
Safe Routes to School (SRTS) programs are part of the solution to reversing these trends. SRTS programs aim at increasing the number of students who choose active (walking, bicycling, scooter, skateboarding) or shared (public transit, carpooling) mode of transportation to school by making it safer and more accessible to walk, bicycle and/or take transit.
Safe Routes to School (SRTS) programs are part of the solution to reversing these trends. SRTS programs aim at increasing the number of students who choose active (walking, bicycling, scooter, skateboarding) or shared (public transit, carpooling) mode of transportation to school by making it safer and more accessible to walk, bicycle and/or take transit.
SRTS East Los Angeles Project
Currently ActiveSGV in partnership with Los Angeles County Department of Public Works is conducting student safety workshops, bilingual parent training, and Walk / Bike to School Days at the following LAUSD & MUSD schools:
- Joseph A. Gascon Elementary
- Montebello Park Elementary
- Winter Gardens Elementary
- Montebello Intermediate
- Robert F. Kennedy Elementary
- David Wark Griffith Middle
- Belvedere Middle
- Rowan Avenue Elementary
- Morris K. Hamasaki Elementary
- Marianna Avenue Elementary
- Humphreys Avenue Elementary
- Harrison Street Elementary
- Fourth Street Elementary
- Ford Boulevard Elementary
- Eastman Avenue Elementary
- City Terrace Elementary
- Brooklyn Avenue Elementary
- Belvedere Elementary
- James A. Garfield Senior High
