Tag Archives: safe routes to school

Bike and Roll to School Day was a blast! Thank you!

There were too many joyful moments to count, so we’ll just share this quick clip in honor of teacher appreciation week, and congratulate ‘Walking’ as the winner of today’s ranked choice vote on favorite way to get to school! Enjoy more photos and videos from Bike and Roll to School Day 2026 here! See youContinue reading “Bike and Roll to School Day was a blast! Thank you!”

Walk, Roll and Prance to School for TranspoBINGO! Feb 6, 7:45-8:15am

Last year, we celebrated #TranspoBINGO by throwing an old school dance party with CHAMPS and The Hill is Home. This year, we prance, walk and roll to school together with Hill Family Biking, the Prancers, The Hill is Home, Friends of Lincoln Park, and the Capitol Hill Chamber of Commerce. This is possible thanks toContinue reading “Walk, Roll and Prance to School for TranspoBINGO! Feb 6, 7:45-8:15am”

Thank You, Ward 6 for a Fantastic Good Trouble Ride!

Our Bike and Roll to School Day Good Trouble Ride was a blast thanks to YOU! Thank you to all of the student performers, educators, and community partners for bringing your flavor of magic that make these events so special. Never change, Ward 6, and see you on October 8, 2025 at Walk and RollContinue reading “Thank You, Ward 6 for a Fantastic Good Trouble Ride!”

W6PSPO Meets Tuesday March 18 @ 7pm

Dear W6PSPO Community, We’re looking forward to seeing you tomorrow, Tuesday, March 18 at 7 pm via Zoom (Register/Join here).  We will primarily be discussing the $1B cut to DC’s current FY year budget, actions taken by leaders/residents and how you can help, and FY26’s budget. Our guests will be : Updates and Reminders: From Ward 6 CM CharlesContinue reading “W6PSPO Meets Tuesday March 18 @ 7pm”

Petition: DC School Communities Demand Safe Routes to School

Mayor Bowser, Councilmember Cheh, Chairman Mendelson, Director Lott, and DC leadership, DC students deserve to travel to and from school via safe routes, free from worry of being subjected to traffic violence. This should be viewed as a basic expectation for District families, as well as all District residents regardless of age or family situation.Continue reading “Petition: DC School Communities Demand Safe Routes to School”