Walk & Rollers – Safe Routes to School

Schools

El-Marino

El Rincon

Farragut

La Ballona

Linwood E. Howe

CCMS

CCHS

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Events

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Events

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Free transit

All students receive free tap cards and access to transit county-wide. Ask us how.

Information

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Upcoming Events and Activities

Calendar of Activities

El Earth Day Celebration

April 22 2025: For one morning, Elenda Street will be closed to cars from 7am-9am to allow for the first ever car-free commute to school! DETAILS

Walk + Roll to School Day

May 7 is Walk + Roll to School Day in honor of Bike Month. Join your school in creating safer, healthier communities. DETAILS

Pedestrian Safety Week – October 7-11

In honor of Pedestrian Safety Month, all our elementary schools will be focused on making sure our students understand the essential safe walking and cycling best practices. DETAILS

International Walk to School Day, October 9

Join your school in this annual celebration of active transportation DETAILS

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Testionials

We regularly (at least 2x per week) take the culver city 3 bus to El Rincon [from Fox Hils]. It drops us off right in front of the school at precisely 8:25 am. It is possible to walk to the bus stop by the Wells Fargo on Bristol, but we usually drive because I take the 6 bus to/from UCLA and like to have my car near to the bus stop in case my husband cannot pick up my daughter from afterschool care on time. Thanks for encouraging people in the community to pursue alternative forms of transit.

Meredith Kadlac

I walk my kids every day to and from, and my middle schooler walks also! We walk everyday, I don’t drive at all, we do have a car, but we try to walk and bike as frequently as possible, there are obvious health benefits to walking, but it’s fun as a family. I also want my children to be road aware, the younger they learn the better. Even having a car, we still prefer to walk 4 blocks to the school. The parking by the schools is awful (CCMS and La Ballona) the traffic is crazy too, we get there faster walking to be honest!

Jillian Reilly

"My kids and I have always walked to and from school together. And now that my son is in middle school he walks with friends. It’s a great way to start and finish each school day; a chance to slow down and connect. And seeing and saying hi to friends along the way is part of what has created a strong sense of community in our awesome city.”

Ila Rogers Swenson