Tag: education

We continue our weekly after-school rides at Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Academy in Sausalito/Marin City. Every Wednesday, we invite 6th through 8th-grade students for an afternoon filled with cycling, learning, and fun.

Sixteen enthusiastic students from Davidson Middle School and San Rafael High School have successfully graduated from the Summer Academy hosted by Next Generation Scholars. The culmination of this program was marked by the students completing the comprehensive Cory’s Ride classes, equipping them with essential skills and knowledge for safe and enjoyable biking.

This summer, Cory’s Ride has joined forces with Next Generation Scholars’ Summer Academy to incorporate bicycling into the camp’s curriculum. Read on to learn more!

Read about how Cory’s Ride students spoke up for safety duing the TAM workshop about the Bellam Blvd Access Improvement Project.

Cory’s Ride has extended its reach to Novato High School, ushering in a new chapter of cycling and community integration.

Read the update on our 25 Cory’s Ride students from Marin City/Sausalito and San Rafael graduated from the program, the largest group yet!

Read about MCBC’s Top Ten Wins of 2023. Road Advocacy, Off-Road, Education and Cory’s Ride – there’s much to celebrate and more to do.

Kids are fully back in school and many are using their own powerful feet to get there. Traffic reduction is key to calmer, safer streets which encourages more families to walk and bike to schools, further reducing traffic.

Read the update on our 25 Cory’s Ride students from Marin City/Sausalito and San Rafael graduated from the program, the largest group yet!

Vote to fund Cory’s Ride and help get more kids on bikes. Vote on the County of Marin’s Paricipatory Budget site here: https://bit.ly/46fcRDH

Cory’s Ride builds community connections in Marin City and San Rafael with new partnerships with Bridge the Gap and Next Generation Scholars.

This summer Cory’s Ride had the pleasure of joining hands with Play Marin to work with students from MLK Middle School. This partnership quickly evolved into a transformative summer program that built community connections beyond just riding bikes.