Remote, virtual, hybrid, and “cohort” scheduling. Regardless of where students are learning this school year, goHunterdon continues to provide bicycle and pedestrian safety education to students in grades K-8 as part of the Hunterdon Safe Routes to School Program.

Lessons have been modified for remote delivery including live video conferencing, pre-recorded video lessons, outdoor classes, and “Lessons in a Box” for teachers to use in the classroom. Many of the lessons include a “Take it Outside” option to encourage students who are learning remotely to get outside in their neighborhood.

A distance learning portal which includes a number of fun activities that students may do independently is also available.

All of the 2021 Safe Routes To School offerings may be viewed here:
https://www.gohunterdon.org/bike-ped-programs/safe-routes-to-school/program-features

Additional program content is in development and is anticipated to be introduced for the spring semester.

For more information on the Safe Routes to School Program, contact Ryan Fisher, Safety Programs Coordinator, rfisher@gohunterdon.org, or call 908.788.5553.