By: Leah Wyatt Alejandra Diaz, who has lived in the Seattle area twelve years, first connected with Feet First at a Walking School Bus training held at Roxhill Elementary
Over 100 Washington schools join thousands of schools worldwide in celebrating International Walk to School Month The month of October is International Walk to School Month, also known as “IWALK.” Every
I was incredibly lucky to have seven Nathan Hale High School students shadow me for a project this past spring called Authors of Change. The Hale students joined Walking School
Schools across Washington saw a flurry of Safe Routes to School (SRTS) activity this May for Bike to School Month. Students at two schools in particular, Olympic Hills Elementary and
By Zoe Harris Throughout the month of May students across the country celebrate getting to school using their own power. The benefits of walking or rolling to school are
This post follows the progress of the School Design Advisory Team (SDAT) at Olympic Hills Elementary in Northeast Seattle, where planning is underway for a new school building that will
Walking just got safer in Lake City thanks to Olympic Hills Elementary parents Last week, drivers in Seattle’s Lake City neighborhood had little to slow them down on 30th
This is the second post in a series of two; you can read about four more schools that participated in the Feet First IWALK Challenge and read about this year’s IWALK Challenge
Neighbors Join Together to Improve a Walk Route to School Drivers in southeast Seattle know South Graham Street as a great way to get to I-5. Going east from
FINDING CHAMPIONS FOR YOUR IWALK CAMPAIGN International Walk to School (IWALK) Month is October 2013. If you are planning an IWALK event and want to get a head start on the
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