Introduction: Roosevelt Middle School and the surrounding community of Eugene, Oregon, have successfully developed a team of community organizations committed to providing Safe Routes to School (SRTS) for children. Roosevelt Middle School was constructed in 1942, and the combination of a small parking lot and high traffic volume created safety hazards for students who walked or bicycled to school.
Activities: Roosevelt Middle School received $37,532 for a one-year pilot program, which began in October 2007. The funds covered the hiring of a SRTS Coordinator and a laptop and projector to share the SRTS program with feeder schools and other groups. The grant also funded the cost of bicycle helmets, safety vests and modest incentives for SRTS events, according to Julie Yip, Oregon SRTS Coordinator. Click here to read more…
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