Go Bike
Movement, health, and community on two wheels — a structured cycling experience built into the school day.
Discover the ProgramRiding That Builds More Than Fitness
Go Bike encourages physical activity, enjoyment of our natural surroundings, and lifelong habits of healthy mobility — integrating cycling into the educational and community experience.
We've created protected campus spaces and a guided program so students develop skills, confidence, and joy on a bike as part of their everyday school life.
Movement
Daily physical activity that's purposeful, fun, and woven into the school routine.
Health
Cardiovascular fitness, balance, and motor skills developed in a low-impact, joyful way.
Community
Shared rides, shared routes — students, families, and staff connecting through movement.
Confidence
Skills built progressively, with supervision and structure — so every rider grows into the experience.
Part of the Sport & Recreation Curriculum
Go Bike is integrated into our Sport & Recreation classes from 4th grade through 12th grade. Students don't just ride — they learn through cycling, building physical literacy, road awareness, and personal responsibility along the way.
Quality Bikes, Sized for Every Rider
Our fleet is made up of Rockrider mountain bikes, chosen for durability, safety, and a comfortable ride on campus terrain. Bikes are available in three frame sizes so every student gets a properly fitted ride.
35
Bikes in Service3
Frame Sizes4+
Rider AgeHelmets and approved safety gear are provided for every ride.
Designated Campus Routes Only
All riding takes place inside the school campus, on paved internal roads and a clearly marked bike route. Students never ride off-campus during program activities.
Marked Bike Route
A defined cycling path that loops through the safest, most scenic parts of the campus.
Paved Internal Roads
Smooth, low-traffic asphalt designed for safe, predictable riding.
Designated Parking
Bikes return to a dedicated parking area after every ride — kept secure, organized, and ready for the next class.
Safety First, Always
Every ride follows clear, consistent rules — so students stay safe and parents stay confident.
Helmet Always
Every rider wears an approved helmet — students, staff, and parents alike. No helmet, no ride.
Always Supervised
Student riding is supervised by a teacher or coach during class, club, or training time. No unsupervised use.
Proper Footwear
Closed-toe athletic shoes only. No sandals, no crocs — keeping feet safe on every pedal stroke.
Campus-Only Riding
Bikes never leave the school campus. Riding stays inside the gates, on approved routes only.
Report Any Issue
Riders report any concern or damage immediately to the Physical Education team — bikes are checked before they go back into rotation.
Return After Use
Every bike returns to its parking spot right after the ride — clean, accounted for, and ready for the next rider.
Bikes Reserved for Parents & Staff
Go Bike isn't just for students. A small portion of the fleet is set aside for parents and staff to enjoy during lunch breaks or free time on campus — so the whole community shares the experience.
- Available during free periods, when not in use by classes
- Recreational use only — same campus routes, same safety rules
- Helmet required, return to the parking area after the ride
Bikes Inspected, Maintained, Ready
Every bike in the fleet is part of a structured maintenance program — inspected, cleaned, and serviced on a regular schedule by the school's facilities team. Riders get a bike that's safe, clean, and reliable, every time.
Routine Inspections
Brakes, gears, and tires checked on a regular schedule so issues are caught before a ride.
Cleaned & Lubricated
Clean frames and well-maintained drivetrains keep bikes performing smoothly all year round.
Tracked Per Bike
Every bike has its own service record, so the team knows exactly when it was last cared for.
Oversight by the Physical Education department, supported by campus facilities staff.
Visit Campus and Watch the Riders
The best way to understand Go Bike is to see it firsthand — students riding, parents joining in, the campus alive with movement. Schedule a visit and we'll walk you through it.
