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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
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The
Massachusetts Safe Routes to
School (SRTS) program promotes healthy alternatives for children and
parents in their travel to and from school and educates students,
parents and community members on the value of walking and bicycling.
About 6,000 students from all eight of the
City's elementary schools, two community schools, all five of the middle schools, and the two high schools
participated in the Massachusetts Walk and Bike To School Day
on May 4, 2016, by walking either to
or around
their respective schools. "This event is designed to encourage more students to find a way to build walking into their daily routine, whether it's by walking to school or by getting regular exercise during some other time of the day," stated School Wellness Coordinator Marcia Picard
who helped to organize the events along with school officials. Click
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Doran Community School |
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B.M.C. Durfee High School |
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Fonseca Elementary School* |
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Greene Elementary School |
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Henry Lord Community School |
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Kuss Middle School |
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Letourneau Elementary School |
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Morton Middle School |
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Resiliency Middle School |
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Resiliency Preparatory School |
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Silvia Elementary School |
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Spencer Borden Elementary School |
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Stone School |
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Talbot Middle School* |
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Tansey Elementary School |
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Viveiros Elementary School |
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Watson Elementary School |
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* These schools participated this year, but photos are from last year |
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