The following SRTS lesson guides have been aligned with the Ohio Learning Standards.

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The following video lessons are provided by the Federal Highway Administration. Videos are provided for 3 different age groups with follow-up quizzes and/or a discussion guide. This is a great way to start the discussion with students on safe pedestrian and bicycling practices. 

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Click on the image below and discover a Child Pedestrian Safety Curriculum developed by the NHTSA (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration) that teaches and encourages pedestrian safety for students grades Kindergarten through 5th Grade. 

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Let's Go NC is an initiative of North Carolina DOT. Below you will find other great resources and lesson plans.

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Click on the image below for Back to School 2020 Guidance for Safe Routes to School Programs

Learn more here about our Walk to School Day/Week Event 2020!

Parents here you can find a variety of activity and video resources that will assist you in making certain your child is ready and prepared for safely walking and biking to school. Always check with your school on any policies they may have for students walking and biking to school. You can also visit our KIDS page for more resources.

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Find your child's school walking and biking map here

Helmet Fit Test

Bike Safety Checklist

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NHTSA Back to School Safety Tips

Tips for teaching your kids pedestrian safety

Marathon Kids Conversation Starters

Marathon Kids Mileage Log

Why Walk or Bike to School?

Find all your AAA safety patrol resources here

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AAA Safety Patrol Message

AAA Safety Patrol Training Guidance

AAA Training Power Point - OPERATING A PATROL DURING COVID-19

Outstanding AAA School Safety Patrol Award Nomination

Safety Patrol Pledge

At Your Post Video

Click Below to register for AAA SSP Advisor Training

Dates available November 12th and January 7th

A guidance for operating a student safety patrol program, particularly during Covid-19

WE WILL BE SCHEDULING AN ADDITIONAL TRAINING SPRING 2021