Schoolpool

Carpool with Schoolpool and make friends while getting time back!

Skip the long drop-off and pick-up lines with Schoolpool! Connect with nearby families to share the responsibility of getting the kids to school and back. Benefits include:

• More time for your kids to make friends and help each other with homework.
• More time for you to get things done.
• A stronger sense of community.

A secure system connects families in proximity to each other to share the responsibilities of getting the kids to school and back via carpooling, walking, biking or riding public transit or the school bus together.

Join the thousands of families already connected in the Denver region using Schoolpool. Experience the benefits of community support and receive much-needed school transportation assistance. Give it a try today!

Well, here's your chance! Sign up for the free Schoolpool program. For more information – for parents, guardians or school administrators – contact 303-458-7665 or email a commuter consultant at waytogo@drcog.org.

Schoolpool Tips:

• Get to know each other —contact the parents on the list and arrange a get-together.
• Exchange important information.
• Establish a schedule: how many days a week will you Schoolpool together?
• Plan and be on time.
• Create a backup plan.
• Set ground rules.
• Have fun!

Ready to Schoopool? Check below if your school is participating in the program:

Select your school. If it needs to be listed, email your school principal to request they work with Way to Go's Schoolpool program. The list is updated as schools join.

View a map of participating schools

*Way to Go and DRCOG assume no responsibility and liability and do not run background checks, confirm valid drivers' licenses or assess insurance coverage on participants. Potential users are advised to screen participants to their personal satisfaction and check their own insurance coverage for carpooling to assure they are covered under these voluntary arrangements. No drivers, vehicles or insurance are provided. Families receiving a match are not obligated to participate and may keep the information as a reference. Families will need to take the initiative to contact others to make their arrangements.