We are Salem-Keizer Safe Routes to School
Our mission is to enhance accessibility for walking, biking, and rolling to and from school. We are dedicated to empowering students and their families by providing the necessary education and resources for engaging in multimodal transportation.
OUR WINTER NEWSLETTER IS OUT NOW!
READ ABOUT OUR LEARN-TO-RIDE PROGRAM AND UPCOMING PLANS FOR THE SPRING.
WE ARE SEEKING VOLUNTEERS TO ASSIST US ON HOSTING A BIKE RODEO AT SALEM BICYCLE CLUB’S 50th ANNIVERSARY MONSTER COOKIE CENTURY METRIC RIDE.
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RUBY BRIDGES WALK TO SCHOOL DAY 2025!
On November 14th, 2025, over four thousand Salem-Keizer Public School students walked routes around their schools to commemorate Civil Rights icon Ruby Bridges.
At 6 years old, Ruby became the first African American student to attend an all-white school in New Orleans, Louisiana. Her historic steps into William-Frantz Elementary in 1960 marked the beginning of integration in the U.S. Education system.
Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day is meant to be a day of dialogue. Students are encouraged to have conversations about anti-racism, anti-bullying, and activism.
Thank you to all students, parents/guardians, school staff, and community members that participated in our 4th annual Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day.
THANK YOU TO THE ELEVEN SALEM-KEIZER PUBLIC SCHOOLS THAT HOSTED A WALK
BUSH ELEMENTARY
BATTLE CREEK ELEMENTARY
CANDALARIA ELEMENTARY
CLEAR LAKE ELEMENTARY
ENGELWOOD ELEMENTARY
FOREST RIDGE ELEMENTARY
HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY
LEE ELEMENTARY
MYERS ELEMENTARY
SCOTT ELEMENTARY
WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY
THANK YOU TO OUR BIKE FLEET SPONSORS:
