Skate in School is the in-line skating program for schools developed by Rollerblade and the national association for PE teachers.
The program is used by more than 2,000 schools and has introduced more than 8 million students to in-line skating.
04/08/2022
Great story on Whitsitt Elementary in Nashville, which used a grant from the NHL Predators to purchase Rollerblade skates through Skate in School
Nashville Predators grant puts kids on rollerblades at Whitsitt Elementary School When you think of gym class you probably think of dodgeball, basketball and maybe flag football, but times are changing.
04/22/2021
Congratulations to Jeffrey Stevenson (left) and Rory Kirchhevel for winning Rollerblade skate packages during the virtual scavenger hunt during last week's virtual SHAPE Convention. Jeffrey is a teacher at Pierce Middle School in Waterford, Michigan, while Rory teaches at Dr. Carreon Academy in Indio, California.
04/15/2021
Congrats to Kelsey Churchill from the Limestone Community School in Limestone, ME, for winning a Rollerblade in-line skate package during the first day of the virtual scavenger hunt at the SHAPE Convention! Kelsey is now actually going to do a contest among her students for the package instead of keeping it for herself. We are giving away more in-line skate packages through the virtual scavenger hunt so if you are "attending" the SHAPE Convention, go do the scavenger hunt!
04/14/2021
If you are "attending" the virtual SHAPE Convention this week, be sure to "visit" our booth and learn more about our program, which is in more than 2,000 schools nationwide and has introduced more than 8 million students to in-line skating. Private message us through Facebook to Zoom or Facetime.
08/08/2020
Cooped up and feeling nostalgic, Minnesotans dig out their in-line skates or go buy new ones Cabin fever, shuttered gyms and nostalgia for the 1990s are leading to a resurgence of the sport that began in Minnesota 40 years ago.
In a parallel universe, we would be in our booth today at the SHAPE Convention in Salt Lake City, talking with dozens of PE teachers and seeing old friends from across the country. We hope you are all safe and healthy, and we will see you again.