Welcome!
Please take note:
- The Alaska Safe Routes to School (SRTS) Program is currently accepting grant applications between the dates of January 31 and May 30, 2012. Visit the grants section of our website for more information about funding opportunities available to your community in the areas of infrastructure improvements, education, encouragement, enforcement, and evaluation projects which increase the number of students walking and bicycling to school safely.
- International Bike to School Day Approaches - May 9, 2012! Bike to School Day events can be celebrated daily, weekly or biannually but one day a year, walkers worldwide break out the mascots, hot drinks, and other fun incentives celebrating being outdoors on the morning commute. Consider making your community a part of the international movement to reduce morning congestion and get kids outdoors.
GRANTS AVAILABLE NOW! |
||||||
REIMBURSABLE GRANTS
Single Project Grants for one time activities, events or purchases are accepted for review on an ongoing basis. |
||||||
More Information |
||||||
| In the
News - Newsletter Safe Routes to School Program Guide - www.saferoutesinfo.org/guide Walk to School Day - www.walktoschool.org |
||||||
| CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL
RECENT SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL GRANTEES Naknek Cordova Yakutat |
||||||
| CHECK OUT THE RESOURCES BELOW www.saferoutesinfo.org/resources/ |
(story courtesy of Juneau Empire)
AmeriCorps volunteers Claire Murphy, left, and Meredith Glasson-Darling, dressed as Reflectorsaurus, teach members of the Dzantik'i Heeni Middle School Wearable Art Club the Safety Dance Thursday. The members left to right are Jordan Cooper, Laurie Balstad, Maddie Harper, Mirriam Meredith and Devyn Isaak.
| Contact Information |
Steve
Soenksen Marcheta Moulton Claire Murphy |

