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Safe Routes to School

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Ian Rees
Safe Routes to School Coordinator ian_rees@csd28j.org

ABOUT

At Centennial School District, we are committed to helping every student travel to and from school safely, actively, and confidently. Safe Routes to School (SRTS) is a community-centered program that promotes walking, biking, and riding the bus to school by improving safety, increasing accessibility, and encouraging healthy habits.

Through partnerships with local agencies, families, and community members, we work to reduce traffice congestion, enhance student well-being, and create safer streets for everyone. Whether you’re a parent, student, or neighbor, your support helps make our schools and neighborhoods safer, healther, and more connected.

Explore this page to find walking maps, safety tips, upcoming events, and ways to get involved!

Educational Videos

The Oregon Department of Transportation’s Safe Routes to School website has great resources for all ages including a series of educational videos that promote safe walking, biking, bus riding habits. These short, engaging videos are designed to help students, familes, and the community make smart choices on the road and sidewalks. Whether you’re a student commuter or a parent driver, take a moment to excplore these resources and help us keep our streets safe and connected.

For more information and resources, please visit the Oregon Department of Transportation's Safe Routes to School website.

  • Learn how to ride the bus to school safely. Brought to you by Commute Options and Oregon Safe Routes to School. Thanks to Oregon Department of Transportation, Oregon Department of Education and the Federal Highway Administration.

  • Learn the 10 steps in riding the transit bus. Brought to you by Commute Options and Oregon Safe Routes to School. Thanks to Oregon Department of Transportation, Oregon Department of Education and the Federal Highway Administration.

  • The Federal Highway Administration produced three bicycle safety education videos and three pedestrian safety education videos for different age groups of children (ages 5-9, ages 10-14, and ages 15-18). You may view the videos here, but also visit the Pedestrian Safer Journey and Bicycle Safer Journey for more resources and quizzes.

  • The Federal Highway Administration produced three bicycle safety education videos and three pedestrian safety education videos for different age groups of children (ages 5-9, ages 10-14, and ages 15-18). You may view the videos here, but also visit the Pedestrian Safer Journey  and Bicycle Safer Journey for more resources and quizzes.

  • The Federal Highway Administration produced three bicycle safety education videos and three pedestrian safety education videos for different age groups of children (ages 5-9, ages 10-14, and ages 15-18). You may view the videos here, but also visit the Pedestrian Safer Journey and Bicycle Safer Journey for more resources and quizzes.