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October is Walk to School month

Take action to raise awareness about safe routes to school by participating in national Walk to School month. Communities nationwide are leveraging Walk to School events as a way to rally local and municipal support for sidewalks or other built environment changes. Learn more about Walk to School events and opportunities to help children be more physically active.



OrganizationNational Center for Safe Routes to School
Resource TypeNews
URLhttp://www.walktoschool.org/about/month.cf...
LocationNational

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A presentation explaining the benefits and opportunities of walk to school programs.

This Brookings report shows how U.S. schools can reduce obesity by providing more nutritious food, greater opportunities for physical activity and obesity-related health services.

A look at how the trend towards ""mega schools"" is a hurting opportunities for students to walk to school.

This website features a resource directory of helpful organizations, useful links and tools to assist with advocating and implementing Safe Routes to Schools.

Five years ago after garnering the support from the school district, local government, and school board members, a concerned parent launched a campaign to bring attention to the need for sidewalks ...

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International Walk to School Week in October every year promotes activites to encourage children and their parents to walk to school. The program helps local organizations seek media coverage to s ...

This report addresses specific strategies for schools help students adopt and maintain healthy eating and physical activity behaviors.

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