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New Searles Kids Brave Rain for Annual Walk to School Day in Nashua
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Youngsters and adults used lots of umbrellas and rain gear as a storm marked the beginning of walk-to-school festivities on September 26th. |  |
These kids, lined up to hold the New Searles Elementary School banner, were getting a bit wet as they waited for the walk to begin. |
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Even in a neighborhood without sidewalks, children can safely walk to school in a walking school bus with adult supervision. |  |
This youngster seems quite focused as she pedals in the rolling bike train. Debbie Richardson, the school nurse, looks like she is enjoying the morning as she follows the group of bicycling kids. |
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Most kids walked or rode bicycles during the walk-to-school event. This youngster found that a little red wagonwas a good substitute for a family station wagon. |  |
Safe Routes to School is an inclusive program that welcomes all children, including those with disabilities. Participating in the New Searles event gave this young wheelchair user a chance to travel with her friends and get some fresh air while her mother tried to keep the raindrops away. |
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Highly visible colors make bicycling safer for the early morning trip to school. |