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Health Professionals

Public health, school nurses, clinicians

Public health, school nurses, clinicians

Health professionals recognize the positive impacts of participating in Safe Routes to School for patients and their families including:

  • increased levels of physical activity

  • improved mental health

  • community involvement in assuring students get to and from school safely

  • improved air quality around schools


Read Our Health Stories
Liz McNett Crowl: The Power of Coalitions in Building Safe Routes to School
Brian Johnston: Convinced Pediatrician, Father, Professor, and Coalition Leader


Liz McNett Crowl

Mount Vernon

Brian Johnston

Seattle

Find out how you can participate in the SRtS movement.
Overheard

"I had to be carrying some kind of huge science fair project or it had to be a monsoon for my dad to drive me to school – my dad was like, 'Why do you need a ride?'"

-- Suzanne Mayr, Injury Prevention Specialist

 
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The Center for Safe Routes to School in Washington State is a resource for people in Washington, led by the Bicycle Alliance and Feet First
The Bicycle Alliance of Washington: , 206.224.9252 www.saferoutes-wa.org Feet First: , 206.652.2310