CCSD Safe Routes to School

🎨🚌 Congratulations to our talented student artists! 🎉

A huge THANK YOU to Commissioner Naft, Commissioner Jones, Congresswoman Dina Titus, PedSafe LV, Clark County, SNAP Towing, RTC, and NDOT for helping us celebrate the Top 35 artists who submitted incredible artwork for the Save a Life, Win a MacBook 2026 Contest! 👏✨

We're excited to announce our winners:
🏆 Bus Stop Category Winner: Ian K. from Faith Lutheran
🏆 In-the-Bus Category Winner: Valente M. from Eldorado High School

Their winning artwork delivers a powerful reminder about the importance of protecting vulnerable road users and staying aware of our surroundings. 🚶🚴🚍

Every trip matters, and every road user deserves to get home safely. Whether you're walking, biking, riding the bus, or driving, safety is a shared responsibility. Together, we can build a safer community for everyone. 💙

Join us in congratulating these outstanding young artists and helping spread their life-saving message!

A Heartfelt Thank You to the City of Henderson

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to Henderson Mayor Michelle Romero, the City of Henderson, and the Safe Routes to School initiative for their outstanding partnership in bringing the Youth Bike & Scooter Skills Workshops to Del Webb.

Thanks to funding from the Nevada State Office of Traffic Safety, our students received valuable hands-on training focused on safe riding practices, awareness, and responsible commuting.

The impact of this program has already been incredible:
🚴 Helmet use among students has increased from 52% to 76% since December
🪖 Nearly every student without a helmet received one free of charge
📈 Student participation and engagement continued to grow throughout each workshop session

As bicycle and e-bike usage continues to increase, programs like “Ride Smart. Stay Safe.” play an important role in helping students build safe habits both on and off campus.

We are truly thankful to Mayor Romero, Tory Jackson, and the entire City of Henderson team for their dedication to student safety and wellness. Together, we are helping create a safer journey to and from school for our Wranglers every day. ❤️

🚲🌟 Tomorrow is Bike & Roll to School Day! 🌟🛴

Join CCSD students, families, and schools in celebrating a fun, active, and healthy way to start the school day by biking, rolling, or scooting to school!

Whether you’re behind the wheel or on two wheels, safety is everyone’s responsibility. Here are some important tips to help make tomorrow safe and successful for all:

🚗 Safety Tips for Drivers:
Slow down in school zones and residential areas—expect more cyclists and scooters than usual.
Stay alert and avoid distractions (put the phone down!).
Change lanes or give at least 3 feet of space when passing people biking or scooting.
Watch carefully at intersections and crosswalks—kids may move unpredictably.
Be patient and expect delays during drop-off and pick-up times.

🚲🛴 Safety Tips for Riders (Bikes & Scooters):
Always wear a properly fitted helmet.
Obey all traffic signals and use crosswalks when crossing streets.
Ride on the right side of the road and stay predictable—no sudden movements.
Use hand signals when turning or stopping.
Make yourself visible—bright clothing, reflectors, or lights help drivers see you.
If riding a scooter, keep both hands on the handlebars and watch for uneven surfaces.

Let’s work together to make Bike & Roll to School Day safe, fun, and memorable for everyone! 💙

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Build Your Bike & Roll to School Day : Walk & Bike to School National Bike & Roll to School Day looks different in every community. While most celebrations focus on building community, promoting safety, and having fun, the way these elements come together can vary widely. Some places host activities on campus, others organize off-campus events, and many do a....

Level Up Your Safety Game at the Student Safety Summit! ✨
Are you ready for a day of discovery and community fun? The CCSD Police Department and School Police Social Work team are bringing you an action-packed Saturday that’s all about empowering you and your family!

We’re turning Basic High School into a hub of interactive workshops where you can hang out with our officers and learn the real-deal skills for staying safe and strong.

Why You Can't Miss This:
Totally FREE: There is zero cost to attend this awesome event!

Fuel Up: We’ve got your FREE LUNCH covered!

Get Involved: Dive into hands-on workshops like Zero Teen Fatalities, Truth or Toxins, and Mission MindStrong.

Know Your Rights: Get the inside scoop on Education and Law directly from Henderson Police and CCSDPD.

Walk the Talk: Learn the best Safe Routes to School and much more!

Mark Your Calendar:
📅 When: Saturday, April 25, 2026

⏰ Time: Doors open at 8:30 am for check-in; the fun runs from 9 am to 3 pm

📍 Where: Basic High School, 400 Palo Verde Drive, Henderson, NV 89015

Whether you're a student looking for positive alternatives or a parent wanting to stay informed, this summit is for YOU! Let’s build a safer, stronger community together.

Scan the QR code on the flyer to grab your spot!

Hopefully we will start seeing protected bike lanes around schools. 👍🚴‍♀️

There's only one type of bike lane that's truly safe for riders of all ages and abilities.

https://ibikesafe.org/biketoschoolday/

Use intersections and crosswalks whenever possible to stay visible and predictable. Before stepping into the street, always look left, right, and left again—and then look twice more to be sure. Make eye contact with drivers so you know they see you before you cross. A few extra seconds of attention can make all the difference in keeping you safe.

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