Simple Ways to Make Students Visible in the Afternoon

Gardian Angel, LLC
May 20
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Q: How can parents ensure kids are seen safely during afternoon dismissals?

• Bright or reflective clothing and LED safety lights

• Face traffic and stay behind the curb until the bus driver signals

• Walk kids in pairs or groups to improve visibility

• Reinforce alertness: no phones, headphones, or distractions

Tip: Schools can encourage parent and student visibility routines to reduce accidents during high-traffic dismissal times.

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