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Safe Routes to School

Safe Routes to School. Remember Walk to School Day? Safe Routes to School (SRTS) is a world-wide program that encourages students to walk or bike to school. Walk to School Day is only one part of the program! What does Safe Routes to School do? Reduces the number of cars near our school.

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Safe Routes to School

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  1. Safe Routes to School Remember Walk to School Day? Safe Routes to School (SRTS) is a world-wide program that encourages students to walk or bike to school. Walk to School Day is only one part of the program! What does Safe Routes to School do? Reduces the number of cars near our school. Wakes us up in the morning with a little exercise! Teaches us how to get to school safely – either by walking or biking.

  2. Safe Routes to School • Why are we here today? • We need your help! • Walk / Bike Clubs – Coming February 5th! • Walk / Bike EVERY Friday with your very own Route Club! Remember the route you took for Walk to School Day? It is the same route you will use every Friday! • Friday Morning Social – weekly drawings for Club Members. Jamba Juice, Mountain Mike’s Pizza, John’s Incredible Pizza, Roller Skating, Dairy Queen, Bounce U, Flip2It, Coldstone, Sonic, Sacramento Rivercats tickets & more!

  3. Safe Routes to School 4th & 5th Grade Student Leader Responsibilities **You must fill out an application & have your teacher AND parent sign it! They must be turned in by Friday, December 11th. You can turn them into your teacher or to the office.** • 5th Grade Leaders are responsible for… • Naming the club route • Helping the school and the City of Roseville to name the City Program • Calling / e-mailing your club members to welcome them & remind them to walk! • Walking EVERY Friday and encouraging your friends to do it too! • 4th Grade Assistant Leaders are responsible for… • Helping to name the club route • Helping the school and the City of Roseville to name the City Program • Helping to call / e-mail your club members to welcome them & remind them to walk! • Walking EVERY Friday and encouraging your friends to do it too! • Be a Leader NEXT year!

  4. Safe Routes to School HELP US NAME THE ROUTE! Coyote Ridge 4th & 5th grade students have the unique opportunity to leave a legacy for the City of Roseville! We need YOU to help us name the City program for our walking / biking clubs! Next week, in computer lab, you will be filling out a survey to help us choose the name of the Club Program! Here are your choices: iWalk & iBike Walk-A-Bout Hit the Street The Weekly Walk MOVE it! Get in STEP!

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