ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT Alameda Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» Alameda High »» Amelia Earhart Elementary »» Bay Farm Elementary District Profile »» Edison Elementary District Enrollment: 11,299* »» Frank Otis Elementary »» Franklin Elementary Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: 64% »» Henry Haight Elementary »» Lincoln Middle School Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 1 »» Maya Lin School School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 7 »» Nea Community Learning Center SR2S Task Force: Alameda »» Ruby Bridges Elementary »» The Academy of Alameda Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 6 Middle School Champions: 11 Parent(s), 0 Student(s), 3 Staff, »» William G. Paden 0 Other(s) Elementary »» Wood Middle School Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 0

Demographics Title One Schools: 32%

71% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

28% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Pedestrian Rodeo • Rock the Block Assembly • Step Up Crew Assembly • Walking School Bus • Bike Rodeo • Drive Your Bike • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Bike to School Day • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT Albany City Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» Albany High School »» Albany Middle School »» Cornell Elementary District Profile »» Marin Elementary District Enrollment: 3,658* »» Ocean View Elementary

Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: 83%

Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 1

School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 4

SR2S Task Force: Albany

Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 3

School Champions: 4 Parent(s), 1 Student(s), 1 Staff, 0 Other(s)

Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 0

Demographics Title One Schools: 29%

67% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

17% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Pedestrian Rodeo • Bike Rodeo • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Bike to School Day • Cocoa for Carpools • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT Berkeley Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» Berkeley Arts Magnet »» Berkeley High School »» Emerson Elementary District Profile »» Jefferson Elementary District Enrollment: 10,340* »» John Muir Elementary »» Longfellow Arts and Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: Technology Middle 83% »» Malcolm X Elementary Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 1 »» Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 14 »» Oxford Elementary SR2S Task Force: Berkeley »» REALM Charter High »» Rosa Parks Environmental Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 4 Science Magnet »» Sylvia Mendez Elementary School Champions: 7 Parent(s), 1 Student(s), 4 Staff, 2 Other(s) »» Thousand Oaks Elementary »» Washington Elementary Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 0 »» Willard Middle School

Demographics Title One Schools: 26%

61% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

31% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Pedestrian Rodeo • Rock the Block Assembly • Bike Rodeo • Drive Your Bike • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Bike to School Day • Cocoa for Carpools • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT Castro Valley Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» Canyon Middle »» Castro Valley Elementary »» Castro Valley High School District Profile »» Chabot Elementary District Enrollment: 9,312* »» Creekside Middle School »» Independent Elementary Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: 80% »» Jensen Ranch Elementary »» Marshall Elementary Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 0 »» Palomares Elementary School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 4 »» Proctor Elementary School »» Stanton Elementary SR2S Task Force: Central »» Vannoy Elementary Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 14

School Champions: 7 Parent(s), 1 Student(s), 4 Staff, 0 Other(s)

Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 0

Demographics Title One Schools: 13%

72% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

20% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Rock the Block Assembly • Drive Your Bike • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Bike to School Day • Cocoa for Carpools • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT Dublin Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» Dublin Elementary »» Dublin High School »» Eleanor Murray Fallon District Profile Middle District Enrollment: 11,294* »» Frederiksen Elementary »» Harold William Kolb Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: Elementary 91% »» J. M. Amador Elementary Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 0 »» James Dougherty Elementary School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 9 »» John Green Elementary »» Murray Elementary SR2S Task Force: Tri-Valley »» Wells Middle School Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 5

School Champions: 3 Parent(s), 1 Student(s), 1 Staff, 5 Other(s)

Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 0

Demographics Title One Schools: 9%

79% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

9% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Pedestrian Rodeo • Rock the Block Assembly • Bike Rodeo • Drive Your Bike • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Bike to School Day • Cocoa for Carpools • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT Fremont Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» American High School »» Ardenwood Elementary »» Brier Elementary District Profile »» Cabrillo Elementary District Enrollment: 35,777* »» E. M. Grimmer Elementary »» Forest Park Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: 56% »» Fred E. Weibel Elementary »» G. M. Walters Junior High Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 1 »» Harvey Green Elementary School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 2 »» Irvington High »» J. Haley Durham Elementary SR2S Task Force: Fremont »» James Leitch Elementary Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 14 »» John G. Mattos Elementary »» Joseph Azevada Elementary School Champions: 11 Parent(s), 1 Student(s), 10 Staff, »» Joshua Chadbourne 0 Other(s) Elementary Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 0 »» Mission Valley Elementary »» Niles Elementary »» O. N. Hirsch Elementary Demographics »» Oliveira Elementary Title One Schools: 14% »» Parkmont Elementary »» Thornton Junior High 89% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic »» Tom Maloney Elementary »» Warwick Elementary 16% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Rock the Block Assembly • Step Up Crew Assembly • Bike Rodeo • Drive Your Bike • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Bike to School Day • Cocoa for Carpools • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT Hayward Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» Bowman Elementary »» Bret Harte Middle School »» Burbank Elementary District Profile »» Cesar Chavez Middle School District Enrollment: 22,734* »» Cherryland Elementary »» East Avenue Elementary Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: 43% »» Fairview Elementary »» Faith Ringgold School of Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 2 Arts and Science »» Golden Oak Montessori School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 11 »» Harder Elementary SR2S Task Force: Central »» Martin Luther King. Jr. Middle Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 14 »» Park Elementary School Champions: 2 Parent(s), 0 Student(s), 12 Staff, »» Schafer Park Elementary 0 Other(s) »» Southgate Elementary »» Strobridge Elementary Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 1 »» Tyrrell Elementary Demographics Title One Schools: 95%

95% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

59% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Pedestrian Rodeo • Rock the Block Assembly • Bike Rodeo • Drive Your Bike • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Transit Education • Bike to School Day • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» Altamont Creek Elementary »» Andrew N. Christensen Middle District Profile »» Arroyo Seco Elementary District Enrollment: 13,765* »» Del Valle High School »» East Avenue Middle School Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: »» Granada High School 65% »» Jackson Avenue Elementary Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 1 »» Joe Michell Elementary »» Junction K-8 School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 7 »» Livermore High SR2S Task Force: Tri-Valley »» Marylin Avenue Elementary »» Rancho Las Positas Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 5 Elementary School Champions: 3 Parent(s), 1 Student(s), 1 Staff, »» William Mendenhall Middle 6 Other(s)

Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 4

Demographics Title One Schools: 21%

52% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

23% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Pedestrian Rodeo • Rock the Block Assembly • Bike Rodeo • Drive Your Bike • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Transit Education • Bike to School Day • Cocoa for Carpools • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT New Haven Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» Alternative Learning Academy at Conley- Caraballo High District Profile »» Alvarado Elementary »» Cesar Chavez District Enrollment: 11,613* »» Core Learning Academy at Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: Conley-Caraballo High 67% »» Delaine Eastin Elementary »» Guy Emanuele Jr Elementary Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 2 »» School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 7 »» Pioneer Elementary »» Searles Elementary SR2S Task Force: Newark/New Haven »» Tom Kitayama Elementary Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 4

School Champions: 2 Parent(s), 0 Student(s), 3 Staff, 4 Other(s)

Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 2

Demographics Title One Schools: 79%

94% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

39% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Pedestrian Rodeo • Rock the Block Assembly • Walking School Bus • Bike Rodeo • Drive Your Bike • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Transit Education • Bike to School Day • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT Newark Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» E. L. Musick Elementary »» John F. Kennedy Elementary »» Lincoln Elementary District Profile »» Schilling Elementary District Enrollment: 5,913*

Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: 31%

Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 1

School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 3

SR2S Task Force: Newark/New Haven

Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 4

School Champions: 3 Parent(s), 0 Student(s), 0 Staff, 0 Other(s)

Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 0

Demographics Title One Schools: 77%

87% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

43% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Pedestrian Rodeo • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Bike to School Day • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT Oakland Unified School District

Enrolled Schools

»» Achieve Academy »» Hillcrest Elementary »» ACORN Woodland »» International Elementary Community »» Allendale »» La Escuelita Elementary »» Laurel Elementary »» Alliance Academy District Profile »» Learning Without »» Aspire College Limits Academy District Enrollment: 50,231* »» Lincoln Elementary »» Bella Vista »» Manzanita Elementary Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: Community »» Bret Harte Middle »» Manzanita SEED 38% School »» Markham »» Bridges Academy Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 11 Elementary »» Brookfield »» Martin Luther King Jr Elementary Elementary School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 38 »» Burckhalter »» McClymonds High Elementary »» Montclair SR2S Task Force: » Castlemont High Oakland » Elementary »» Community United »» MPA Primary Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 13 Elementary »» New Highland » Conservatory of » Academy Vocal/Instrumental School Champions: 8 Parent(s), 1 Student(s), 26 Staff, Arts »» Oakland 5 Other(s) International High »» Crocker Highlands Elementary »» Oakland School for the Arts Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 4 »» East Oakland Pride Elementary »» Oakland Technical High School »» Edna Brewer Middle Demographics School »» Parker Elementary »» Emerson Elementary »» Peralta Elementary Title One Schools: 86% »» EnCompass »» Piedmont Ave Academy Elementary 90% of school population identifies as non-white or »» Esperanza/ »» Place @ Prescott Stonehurst »» Reach Academy Hispanic Elementary »» Redwood Heights »» Franklin Elementary 69% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals »» RISE »» Fred T. Korematsu Discovery Academy »» ROOTS International Academy »» Fremont High School »» Sankofa Academy »» Garfield Elementary »» Sequoia Elementary »» Glenview Elementary »» Think College Now »» Global Family Elementary »» United for Success Academy »» Greenleaf K-8 *District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. »» Westlake Middle Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Pedestrian Rodeo • Rock the Block Assembly • Bike Rodeo • Drive Your Bike • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Transit Education • Bike to School Day • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT Pleasanton Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» Alisal Elementary »» Amador Valley High »» Fairlands Elementary District Profile »» Foothill High School District Enrollment: 14,864* »» Harvest Park Middle School »» Henry P. Mohr Elementary Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: 75% »» Lydiksen Elementary »» Phoebe Apperson Hearst Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 0 Elementary »» Pleasanton Middle School School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 8 »» Thomas S. Hart Middle SR2S Task Force: Tri-Valley »» Valley View Elementary »» Walnut Grove Elementary Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 5

School Champions: 2 Parent(s), 0 Student(s), 2 Staff, 5 Other(s)

Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 0

Demographics Title One Schools: 0%

59% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

7% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Pedestrian Rodeo • Bike Rodeo • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Bike to School Day • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT San Leandro Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» Bancroft Middle »» Garfield Elementary »» James Madison Elementary District Profile »» James Monroe Elementary District Enrollment: 8,880* »» Jefferson Elementary »» John Muir Middle School Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: 83% »» McKinley Elementary »» Roosevelt Elementary Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 3 »» School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 10 »» Wilson Elementary

SR2S Task Force: Central

Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 14

School Champions: 2 Parent(s), 1 Student(s), 7 Staff, 0 Other(s)

Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 2

Demographics Title One Schools: 85%

91% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

52% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Pedestrian Rodeo • Rock the Block Assembly • Bike Rodeo • Drive Your Bike • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Transit Education • Bike to School Day • Cocoa for Carpools • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT San Lorenzo Unified School District

Enrolled Schools »» Bay Elementary »» Bohannon Middle »» Colonial Acres School District Profile »» Corvallis Elementary District Enrollment: 11,530* »» Dayton Elementary »» Hesperian Elementary Schools Enrolled in the Alameda County SR2S Program: 59% »» Hillside Elementary »» Lorenzo Manor Elementary Schools Participating in Access Safe Routes Pilot: 0 »» San Lorenzo High School School Safety Assessments Completed to Date: 5 »» Washington Manor Middle School SR2S Task Force: Central

Average Task Force Meeting Participants: 14

School Champions: 3 Parent(s), 0 Student(s), 6 Staff, 0 Other(s)

Schools Participating in Student Transit Pass Program: 0

Demographics Title One Schools: 95%

92% of school population identifies as non-white or Hispanic

56% of students qualify for free/reduced-price meals

*District-wide student enrollment from California Department of Education. Enrollment by School 2017-18

The Alameda County Safe Routes to School Program is funded by the Alameda County Transportation Commission. Your transportation dollars at work! ALAMEDA COUNTY SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOLS PROGRAM DISTRICT REPORT

2017-2018 Mode Split

Drive Alone: Students riding in cars only with those in their own household

Shared Modes: Carpooling, taking the school bus, city bus, or BART

Active Modes: Walking, biking, skateboarding, and other physically active modes

Data sources: Student Travel Hand Tallies, stakeholder surveys, US Census.

2017-2018 Activities at Participating Schools

• Rock the Block Assembly • Walking School Bus • Bike Rodeo • Alameda County BikeMobile Visit • Bike to School Day • International Walk and Roll to School Day • Golden Sneaker Contest • Ongoing Walk and Roll Events