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Board approves Safe Routes to School plan to adjust stops based on student residency
Summary
The board approved a Safe Routes to School plan presented by Tina Karls on June 15, 2026, which modifies city stops to maximize ridership using current student residency patterns; approval was unanimous (7-0).
Tina Karls, a district administrator, presented the new Safe Routes to School plan and described proposed changes to city stops intended to maximize ridership based on where current students live. The board approved the plan in a 7-0 vote after brief discussion; the motion was moved by Don Turba and seconded by Heidi Brill.
The presentation focused on route-stop adjustments to increase safe walking and biking access for students. The board’s unanimous approval directs district staff and relevant city partners to implement the adjustments outlined in the plan.
