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On October 7, 2015, the City of Hyattsville participated in National Walk to School Day. City Councilmembers and police officers led three “walking school buses” throughout the morning to get children safely to school. Walking school buses brought children to Hyattsville Elementary School, Edward Felegy Elementary School and Rosa Parks Elementary School. Each “bus” met at a centralized location before starting on their pre-designated route. Students could meet at the start of the route, or join the “bus” as it walked past their homes en route to the various schools. Kids who participated were given sunglasses and drawstring backpacks featuring the City’s logo.
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October 7, 2015 Posted on October 7, 2015 in Education, Featured, Government, Hyattsville, Lifestyle, News, Photos
Mayor Candace Hollingsworth and Hyattsville City Police Chief Douglas Holland walk with students to Hyattsville Elementary School. Photo courtesy Rebecca Bennett.
BY REBECCA BENNETT — The City of Hyattsville sponsored three schools on National Walk to School Day, according to www.walkbiketoschool.org. City staff and elected of cials walked students from various points in the city to Hyattsville Elementary School, Edward M. Felegy Elementary School and Rosa L. Parks Elementary School.
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Polls Which of the following list of county and state legislative priorities established by the Hyattsville City Council do you think should be the highest priority? Renovation of Hyattsville Elementary and Hyattsville Middle Schools (30%, 37 Votes) Hyattsville Elementary walking to school with Councilmember Lawrence! #IWalkHVL instagram.com/p/8iQnIXL5UU/
Route 1 parking garage (20%, 24 Votes)
Lighting and safety improvements at the West
CITY OF HYATTSVILLE @HYATTSVILLEMD · 9 MONTHS AGO
Hyattsville Metro Station (20%, 24 Votes) Completion of the Trolley Trail (11%, 14 Votes) Safety signals on Ager Rd. and Queens Chapel Rd. (11%, 13 Votes) Mandatory paid sick leave for all employees in Prince George's Co. (9%, 11 Votes) Total Voters: 123 Polls Archive
Hyattsville Elementary families walking to school. If only that pooch had sunglasses... #IWalkHVL instagram.com/p/8iNvBbL5f-/
CITY OF HYATTSVILLE @HYATTSVILLEMD · 9 MONTHS AGO
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On October 7, 2015, the City of Hyattsville participated in National Walk to School Day. City Councilmembers and police officers led three “walking school buses” throughout the morning to get children safely to school. Walking school buses brought children to Hyattsville Elementary School, Edward Felegy Elementary School and Rosa Parks Elementary School. Each “bus” met at a centralized location before starting on their pre-designated route. Students could meet at the start of the route, or join the “bus” as it walked past their homes en route to the various schools. Kids who participated were given sunglasses and drawstring backpacks featuring the City’s logo.
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October 7, 2015 Posted on October 7, 2015 in Education, Featured, Government, Hyattsville, Lifestyle, News, Photos
Mayor Candace Hollingsworth and Hyattsville City Police Chief Douglas Holland walk with students to Hyattsville Elementary School. Photo courtesy Rebecca Bennett.
BY REBECCA BENNETT — The City of Hyattsville sponsored three schools on National Walk to School Day, according to www.walkbiketoschool.org. City staff and elected of cials walked students from various points in the city to Hyattsville Elementary School, Edward M. Felegy Elementary School and Rosa L. Parks Elementary School.
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Polls Which of the following list of county and state legislative priorities established by the Hyattsville City Council do you think should be the highest priority? Renovation of Hyattsville Elementary and Hyattsville Middle Schools (30%, 37 Votes) Hyattsville Elementary walking to school with Councilmember Lawrence! #IWalkHVL instagram.com/p/8iQnIXL5UU/
Route 1 parking garage (20%, 24 Votes)
Lighting and safety improvements at the West
CITY OF HYATTSVILLE @HYATTSVILLEMD · 9 MONTHS AGO
Hyattsville Metro Station (20%, 24 Votes) Completion of the Trolley Trail (11%, 14 Votes) Safety signals on Ager Rd. and Queens Chapel Rd. (11%, 13 Votes) Mandatory paid sick leave for all employees in Prince George's Co. (9%, 11 Votes) Total Voters: 123 Polls Archive
Hyattsville Elementary families walking to school. If only that pooch had sunglasses... #IWalkHVL instagram.com/p/8iNvBbL5f-/
CITY OF HYATTSVILLE @HYATTSVILLEMD · 9 MONTHS AGO
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