Resource: Shared Use Clearinghouse via SRTS National Partnership

Share On Social!

Latino kids need access to recreational opportunities that keep them active after school hours.

According to the Safe Routes to School National Partnership studies have shown that 84% of kids who live near schools that keep playgrounds open are more likely to be active. One way to ensure that school playgrounds and facilities are kept open is to establish a formal agreement called a shared use agreement.

Learn more about shared use agreements and access resources at the Safe Routes to School National Partnership’s Shared Use Clearinghouse, by clicking here.