Safe Routes to School
About the Program
Walk and Roll to School is Hood River County School District’s Safe Routes to School program.
This program inspires a culture of walking, rolling and biking to school and afterschool activities for students and caregivers at all 8 schools in the Hood River County School District.
To increase walking, rolling and biking to school, we will address a diversity of barriers to families including physical abilities, economic and cultural backgrounds.
Program Manager
Megan Ramey is the Safe Routes to School Manager for the Hood River County School District (HRCSD). She is the mother of a HRCSD student and long-time advocate of childhood mobility.
Events
Throughout the year, the schools will join students around the globe as we celebrate these special events.
Free or Used Bikes for Families
Since 2022, over 300 bikes have been donated to students and their caregivers in need.
Do you or your child need a bike to ride to school?
Bike Education
Through the school curriculum, all students will have the opportunity to:
learn to ride bikes
know the laws and etiquette for walking and biking
learn how to be aware, assertive, predictable and empathetic as a vulnerable street user
6th-8th graders will understand how to be comfortable navigating complex streets and intersections
9th-12th graders will be offered an E-biker’s Ed course
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