May Walk to School Day at Bend-La Pine Schools!
This year's May Walk to School day had over 100 participants attend their schools' walk to school...
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Our Safe Routes to School program makes walking and bicycling to school safer and more accessible for children, including those with disabilities, and increases the number of children who choose to walk and roll.
A Walking School Bus is a group of students walking to and from school on a planned route with an adult Leader. Much like a school bus, as the students walk to school, they can pick up more classmates along the way.
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