Seattle Public Schools

Walk, Bike, and Roll

Resources

  • Adopt a Street – host a clean up along your walk to school route. Get free supplies and track your progress with Seattle Public Utilities.
  • Crossing Guards – SPS job posting and application information.
    • Contact Brooke for a copy of the Crossing Guard Recruitment Flyer or for Crossing Guard appreciation event supplies.
  • Find It Fix It – Submit a maintenance request to the City of Seattle for issues along your route (eg: a flashing beacon outage, foliage blocking a sign, etc.)
  • Helmets – Find free and low cost helmets in King County.
  • Maps – Find your school’s walk and bike map with safety features, like marked crossings and neighborhood greenway routes, from Seattle Department of Transportation
  • Mini Grants – Apply for a $1,500 mini grant to support your walk or bike to school program.
  • Packages
  • Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day – Register and order supplies from the Ruby Bridges Foundation.
  • School Streets – Learn about the program and how to request a closure for your school.
  • Traffic Garden – Learn about the SPS Traffic Garden initiative and where to find a traffic garden near you.
  • Transit Education – Free youth transit rider education and safety curriculum from King County Metro.
  • Walk, Bike, and Roll to School – National walk, bike, and roll page to register your event and get tips for hosting successful walk and bike to school days.
  • Walk and Bike Safety Tips – Contact your coordinator for printable walk and bike safety tip flyers, translations available.