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Preparing for Winter Weather

Seattle Public Schools is actively monitoring weather forecasts and road conditions.

New Program Coordinator for Safe Routes to Schools

Brooke Nelson, Program Coordinator for Safe Routes to Schools Brooke Nelson has been hired as program coordinator of Safe Routes to Schools (SRTS). In this role, Brooke will work with the City of Seattle to create an active transportation program available to all public schools in Seattle and focus on…

Start and End Time and Transportation Changes for Fall 2023

Part of the 2023 Budget plan includes changes to transportation services. The changes provide significant budget savings without large-scale changes.
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Denny International Middle School Walks to School in Honor of Ruby Bridges   

A group of students from Denny International Middle School walked to school together on Nov. 14 to celebrate a civil rights pioneer. …
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Safe and Successful Start of School for Student Transportation

All bus routes are up and running for the school year!…
The SPS superintendent and mayor walk with students who are carrying a sign.

Walk to School Day at Dunlap

Seattle receives national recognition for child pedestrian safety work.
Two metro buses on the city street.

Student ORCA Cards

Current student ORCA cards will be their new free youth transit pass, which will provide free transit rides for people under 19.
A parent watches as their student boards the school bus.

Start and End Time and Transportation Changes

Part of the 2023 Budget plan includes changes to transportation services. The changes provide significant budget savings without large-scale changes.
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