Suggested Routes to School (SRTS) aims to create safer conditions around schools and encourages students, parents, and school staff to walk, bike, or roll to school. The City of Irvine, in partnership with Irvine Unified School District (IUSD), Tustin Unified School District (TUSD), and local public schools, has developed SRTS throughout Irvine.

A total of 45 public schools, including a mix of elementary, middle, K-8, and high schools in the City of Irvine, received their own tailored SRTS study with a School-Based Mobility Assessment, a Suggested Routes to School Map, and a Suggested Routes to School Action Plan.

Check Out SRTS Maps Down Below

Alderwood Elementary	Beacon Park K–8	Beckman High	Bonita Canyon Elementary	Brywood Elementary
Cadence Park K–8	Canyon View Elementary	College Park Elementary	Creekside High	Culverdale Elementary
Cypress Village Elementary	Deerfield Elementary	Eastshore Elementary	Eastwood Elementary	Greentree Elementary
Hicks Canyon Elementary	Irvine High	Jeffrey Trail Middle	Lakeside Middle	Loma Ridge Elementary
Meadow Park Elementary	Myford Elementary	Northwood Elementary	Northwood High	Oak Creek Elementary
Orchard Hills K–8	Plaza Vista K–8	Portola High	Portola Springs Elementary	Rancho San Joaquin Middle
Santiago Hills Elementary	Sierra Vista Middle	Solis Park K–8	South Lake Middle	Springbrook Elementary
Stone Creek Elementary	Stonegate Elementary	Turtle Rock Elementary	University High	University Park Elementary
Venado Middle	Vista Verde K–8	Westpark Elementary	Woodbridge High	Woodbury Elementary

The City has conducted outreach efforts, including collaboration with school leadership, public surveys, and two public workshops to gather feedback and better understand transportation needs in and around all 45 public schools in Irvine.