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Safe Routes to School Workshops
We offer FREE training workshops throughout Iowa. Our instructors have been trained by the National Center for Safe Routes to School and have adapted the national curriculum specifically to meet Iowa’s needs. To accommodate your community’s needs, we offer a variety of options, including full-day, half-day, and one-hour sessions.
Full Day Session (Approximately 8 hours with meals & refreshments)
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Picture-rich presentation regarding the five E’s
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Hands-on sessions resulting in generation of solutions to problems unique to the school/community.
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Walk-about assessing the pedestrian and bicycle facilities at the school site.
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Observation of a school dismissal.
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Create an Action Plan for the local SRTS task force
Half Day Session (Approximately 4 hours, with snacks & refreshments)
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Picture-rich presentation regarding the five E’s
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Hands-on sessions resulting in generation of solutions to problems unique to the school/community.
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Create an Action Plan for the local SRTS task force
Customizable 1-hour Session
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Customize any part of the full workshop with information about any of the five E’s
SCHEDULING A WORKSHOP
To host a workshop in your community, fill out the electronic workshop request form or e-mail us or call (515) 309-2867. For the full-day or half-day workshops, the ideal location is a school (or somewhere in walking distance from a school).





