Newton D. Baker School of Arts students will create a Bike Box for their neighborhood downtown. Our community recently has had bike routes added on our streets. Our students want to design and create a bike box so the community will have a weather safe area for their bikes. Newton D. Baker School of Arts students want to advocate for more cycling in their community which will lead to better health and lessening their neighborhood carbon footprint. The Baker Bike Box would be an integral part of the community's commitment to the burgeoning bicyclists.

 The students want to create a SUSTAINABLE project made from an old storage unit that can be brought back to life as a Bike Box. The Bike Box will have a sustainable rain roof with native plants on it.  The Bike Box will be aesthetically pleasing and blend into the landscape/streetscape of Kamm's Corners

Our talented students at Newton D. Baker School of Arts have discovered that we can lessen our carbon footprint and get healthier by all of us bicycling more. In collaboration with our Science Technology Engineering ARTS Math (STEAM) model we know we can increase bicycling in our immediate community by creating a bike box in our neighborhood which has seen a recent increase in bike lanes on our street.We want to create a vibrant bike box for our neighborhood that will benefit all ages. We need to acquire a storage unit and other metallurgy products.