Use the Carrollton GreenBelt to safely walk & roll to school!
Safe Routes to School focuses on improving the health and safety of children, as well as infrastructure improvements and student traffic education. The Carrollton GreenBelt trail system, which connects many neighborhoods with the city schools, provides a safe, convenient and fun opportunity for students to walk or bike to school. But the Carrollton GreenBelt isn’t the only safe route; download this map to find more.
Tanner Health System / Get Healthy - Live Well
There are better and healthier ways to get students to school. Cut down on wait time and save money on gas by joining Safe Routes to School (SRTS). Parents of Carrollton City Schools students have teamed up with Tanner Health System’s Get Healthy, Live Well and several local partners to provide safe routes to school that will allow more families to embrace a healthier lifestyle.
(www.tanner.org/get-healthy-live-well/healthy-kids/safe-routes-to-school)
Carrollton City Schools
Walking or biking to Carrollton City Schools is safe and easy. Click on the link below to determine the safest routes to approach each school. There is a bicycle rack located at each school. Hay’s Mill and Target Trailheads on the Carrollton Greenbelt are only a 15 to 20-minute walk to the different schools and are an excellent location to park, walk and bicycle to school.
Please notify your student’s teacher if your student is a walker or bike rider.
(www.carrolltoncityschools.net/parents/student-activities/walkbike-to-school)
Safe Routes to School National Partnership
The Safe Routes to School National Partnership is a nonprofit organization that improves quality of life for kids and communities by promoting healthy living, safe infrastructure, and physical activity, starting with bicycling and walking to school and beyond. We advance policy change; catalyze support with a network of more than 750 partner organizations, as well as schools, policy makers, and grassroots supporters; and we share our deep expertise at national, state and local levels with those helping propel our mission.
(www.saferoutespartnership.org/who-we-are)
