Walk, Bike and Roll to School Day is back this fall on Oct. 9, and schools across Iowa are gearing up to participate to promote active transportation and healthier, more connected communities.
This annual event, dedicated to promoting healthier, more sustainable communities, has seen a significant increase in participation this year. Schools across Iowa are gearing up to showcase the benefits of walking, biking and rolling to school, including reduced traffic congestion and pollution, enhanced community connections and improved health and well-being for students and families alike. 4 more
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Whether you’re a principal, teacher, parent or volunteer, anyone can sign up their school and encourage students to walk, bike or roll their way to school. This national initiative is a great way to build school spirit, promote healthy habits and reduce traffic congestion, all while teaching students about sustainability.
“Participating is a great way to get families out of the car and start moving together, meeting other families, rebuilding a sense of community, all while getting a little exercise in,” Matt Burkey, Iowa Safe Routes to School Coordinator for the Iowa Bicycle Coalition, said.To register your school for Walk, Bike, and Roll to School Day, click here . By participating, schools will not only contribute to a worthy cause but will also receive support and resources to ensure a successful and impactful event.
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