Cupertino Safe Routes to School holds several community events each year. See below for a general event description and links to where you can find more information as the events approach.

Monthly: 

Working Group Meetings

The Cupertino Safe Routes to School Working Group meets most months of the school year to collaborate in expanding the program. 

Spring: 

Earth Day in April

Safe Routes to School hosts a booth at the City's annual Earth and Arbor Day Festival. Stop by our booth to pay us a visit! 

High School Student Representative Program

Cupertino's Safe Routes to School program incorporates high school students who are passionate about either bicycling, healthy lifestyles, accessibility, safe transportation, and/or campus safety as part of our Working Group. 

Summer: 

Middle School Bike Skills Workshops

These bike safety workshops prepare rising 6th, 7th, and 8th graders to bike to middle school and beyond.

Summer Bike Challenges in June and July

The summer is a great time to ride a bike! Explore the City, get some exercise, and have some fun while earning prizes.

Update: This program was started during the COVID 19 pandemic, when in-person bike events were not possible. Now that the pandemic is waning, Safe Routes to School has partnered with the Cupertino Library to offer bike challenges through their Summer Reading Program.

Fall: 

Fall Bike Fest in September

A family-focused event that is held in the fall. Join us to enjoy a bike safety rodeo, pedal-powered bike blender smoothies, bike decorating, bike rides, and more!