“School are the doors to entirety of ocean of the education” this quote aptly describes the importance of schools in a society. With ever increasing population increase in number of schools is mandatory which in turn increase the number of school zones. Traffic safety evaluation of school zones is crucial for ensuring the safety of students, teachers, and other individuals who frequent these areas. The high volume of vehicular and pedestrian traffic during school hours, school zones are prone to accidents and other traffic-related incidents. A thorough evaluation of the traffic safety measures in place, including signage, traffic signals, crosswalks, and speed limits, can identify areas of improvement and help prevent accidents. Moreover, a comprehensive evaluation of the traffic patterns and behavior in and around school zones can help local authorities develop effective strategies to mitigate traffic risks and promote safer driving habits. Investing in the evaluation and enhancement of traffic safety in school zones is crucial to ensuring a secure and supportive learning environment for students and teachers. This study utilizes microsimulation, a computational method that intricately models traffic flow and behavior, to assess the safety of school zones. It examines current traffic conditions and compares them against various scenarios, including reduced speed limits, traffic calming devices, and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure. By analyzing these scenarios, the study identifies the most effective strategies for improving traffic safety in school zones. Microsimulation offers a precise depiction of traffic dynamics, enabling a more accurate evaluation of different safety measures and their potential effects. The findings from this project can guide local authorities and school administrators in making well-informed decisions regarding the implementation of traffic safety improvements in school zones.