Fresno Unified searches for ways to improve student, pedestrian safety

The district can reduce the number of students and pedestrians being hit by cars on or near campus, a district leader said, if it can learn from its Safe Routes to School assessments, increase the number of volunteer crossing guards, make pedestrian safety curriculum a standard for all teachers and continue community outreach and engagement.

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