Flagstaff Youth Riders Inc Flyrs

School based programs focus on FLYRS mission to provide opportunities to youth from diverse backgrounds & to minimize economic barriers to the sport of cycling. These free programs are located at schools with all the equipment provided by FLYRS. In 2024, FLYRS conducted school based programs at Puente de Hozho, Marshall, Killip and Star schools for youth in 3rd-12th grades, serving 67 youth in the spring, 38 in the summer and 72 in the fall (52% female, 58% youth of color). The school programs also include the Puente de Hozho Bike Park, completed in 2022 after FLYRS raised the funds, then coordinated the design, planning & construction of the bike park. FLYRS operates & maintains bike park, which is estimated to serve over 2,000 people annually.

3) Summer Camps: This program offers full and half-day camp options, each lasting 1 week. Youth get an immersive experience in mountain biking through the FLYRS building-block style of learning skills. STEM-based learning concepts that relate to cycling are inegrated into the program. In 2024, 293 youth attended FLYRS summer camps (15% female, 1% transgender, 15% youth of color). 4) Teams: FLYRS operates 2 teams, the Racing & Development Team (RAD) and the Middle School Composite Team. The RAD Team, for high school youth, competes in nationwide races, and had 10 members in 2024 (vs 7 in 2023). The Middile School Composite Team, with 27 members in 2024, competes in (continued at Schedule O)