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Safe Routes to School

Silhouetted figures of children on a bicycle, walking, in a wheelchair, and on a scooter are depicted within a circular emblem that reads %22CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL ENGAGEMENT UNIT%22 in orange lettering against a white background.
A police officer stands near a large screen displaying a cartoon dog on a crosswalk, while an audience watches from the foreground.

SRTS Annual Kick-Off

Every year, the Safe Routes To School (SRTS) team welcomes our staff back at a kick-off event filled with important information on implementing the SRTS programs in their schools. This year thirty-eight schools attended the SRTS Kick-Off, where vital information about the program was conveyed to all participants. Dr. Sims attended this event and immediately started making changes for student safety here at Bunker ES.

Orange traffic cones line a blocked-off section of a school parking lot in the foreground, with mountains visible in the background under a blue sky.

A parent survey was sent out to identify how students were coming to and from school.

A letter from Ms. Angel at Berkeley Bunker Elementary School dated September 22, 2023, is displayed, with the foreground showing the text of the letter and the background being a plain white surface.

Bunker ES participated in the Walk-Bike-Roll to School campaign to promote the importance of walking and rolling safely and healthy habits.

A flyer announces Berkeley Bunker ES's participation in Walk to School Day on October 4, 2023, with details about the event and a schedule.

Those students who could not meet at the park, walked the field at school to show their support!

Two girls with backpacks walk across a grassy field with soccer balls scattered around, while a building looms in the background.
Colorful drawings and a %22Walk and Roll to School%22 poster hang above a bulletin board covered in paper footprints with children's names.

The “Walk-Bike-Roll” SRTS Bulletin Board includes signs students made as they walked to school. Students wrote their names on cut-outs to show if they walked or rolled to school that day.

Rocket Rules: Sense of Safety and Beyond!

In collaboration with CCSD Police Department, SRTS has implemented a new and exciting interactive safety presentation for our kindergarten through second-grade audience. The Rocket Rules program teaches emergency preparedness, safety awareness, and social-emotional skills to children.

A woman in a patterned top and a man in a maroon shirt stand near a large screen in the foreground, while a group of children watch them in the background.
Children with their hands raised sit on the floor in front of a whiteboard decorated with colorful drawings and balloons, while two adults stand behind them.
A woman in a high-visibility vest speaks into a microphone on a stage with a screen behind her, while children in the foreground raise their hands.

In collaboration with CCSD Police Department, SRTS has implemented a new and exciting interactive safety presentation for our kindergarten through second-grade audience. The Rocket Rules program teaches emergency preparedness, safety awareness, and social-emotional skills to children.

Bunker ES participates in SRTS banner campaigns to ensure every driver in Clark County is practicing safe driving skills in school zones. 

A sidewalk and chain-link fence with school zone signs are in the foreground, while a grassy field and distant mountains are in the background.

With continued support from SRTS, CCSD Police, LVMPD, Staff, Students, and Parents, we will continue to strive for consistent safety for all. Let’s always remember, SAFETY FIRST! We look forward to having many brighter, safer school years! Go Broncos!