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D146 Staffers Pound the Pavement for Walk to School Day (Photos)

District 146 faculty and administrators, including Supt. Jeff Stawick, took the scenic route to work, hoofing it to schools as part of this international event. Check out Patch's photos from the day.

 
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District 146 and Central Middle School staffers cross Oak Park Avenue as part of International Walk to School Day on Wednesday, Oct. 3.
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District 146 and Central Middle School staffers meet in front of the school before hitting the sidewalks for International Walk to School Day on Wednesday, Oct. 3.
District 146 and Central Middle School staffers meet in front of the school before hitting the sidewalks for International Walk to School Day on Wednesday, Oct. 3.
Tinley Park Mayor Ed Zabrocki (right) and D146 Supt. Jeff Stawick talk Wednesday, Oct. 3, in front of Central Middle School before participating in International Walk to School Day.
Tinley Park Mayor Ed Zabrocki (left) and Supt. Jeff Stawick (center) begin the trek to the district's administration center Wednesday, Oct. 3, as part of International Walk to School Day.
District 146 and Central Middle School staffers prepare to cross Oak Park Avenue as part of International Walk to School Day on Wednesday, Oct. 3.
District 146 and Central Middle School staffers cross Oak Park Avenue as part of International Walk to School Day on Wednesday, Oct. 3.

Teachers and administrators from schools in Community Consolidated School District 146 strapped on their most comfortable pair of tennis shoes and hit the sidewalks early Wednesday morning to participate in International Walk to School Day.

A group of D146 staffers, including Supt. Jeff Stawick, were out at the district's administration center on 171st Street in Tinley Park as early as 6:45 a.m. and hiked about 1.5 miles to Central Middle School. Once there, some of those same staffers were joined by more faculty members, as well as Tinley Park Mayor Ed Zabrocki, and they headed back to the administration center.

READ: School-Walking Event Another Step in District's Wellness Program

Staffers also did walks to Fulton Elementary School and Kruse Education Center.

Stawick said he was pleased with this second year that D146 has participated in the event, especially with the enthusiasm teachers and PTA and school board members exhibited when it came to this demonstration that the district is serious about creating a healthy environment for students and staff a like.

"It was 100-percent positive," Stawick said.

Check out this story's media gallery for photos from Walk to School Day throughout District 146.

 

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Related Topics: District 146, Ed Zabrocki, Jeff Stawick, Walk to School Day, and Wellness Program

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