Your Health, Your City, Your Planet is a dynamic and holistic travel training curriculum designed to empower students to navigate their communities and the world with confidence, care, and responsibility. In today’s interconnected world, this curriculum not only equips students with practical travel skills but also fosters their growth as global citizens, environmental stewards, and advocates for their mental and emotional well-being.

About the Curriculum 

• Designed for flexible facilitation in 45-minute sessions.
• Can be integrated across subject areas, including PE, social science, advisory, humanities, or even as a rainy-day activity.
• Aligned with California state learning standards to ensure relevance and educational rigor.
• Focused on engaging students through hands-on, interactive, and reflective learning experiences.

To have the SR2S team present a Travel Training session at your school, please fill out this form. On the form, please indicate your top dates and times for the presentation.

Free Teacher Training: Bring Safe Routes to School to Your Classroom

We’ll train you—so you can teach your students.
Through a customized Train-the-Trainer session (for individual schools, an entire district, or a cohort of educators from multiple schools or districts), educators gain the tools and confidence to lead engaging lessons on safe walking, biking, rolling, and public transit habits.

What You’ll Learn
In this interactive training, you’ll learn how to:

• Facilitate engaging Safe Routes to School (SR2S) lessons and activities

• Use adaptable, ready-to-teach materials aligned with classroom needs

• Integrate safety and sustainable transportation concepts into everyday learning

• Connect with fellow educators committed to student well-being and active transportation

Get Started
Ready to bring Travel Training to your campus? Complete our brief intake form to begin the process. Our team will follow up to schedule your Train-the-Trainer session. Feel free to share this opportunity with colleagues across your school or district. 

Questions? Email us at [email protected]