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Thankful for a Comprehensive School Wellness Policy

My name is Joanna Lee. I am from Lawton, Oklahoma, and I currently attend Lawton High School. This is my first year in the YAHL program, and I have had the wonderful privilege of being on the leadership team. As a result of being a busy student athlete, the nutritional content I consume during school hours is super important to ensure my performance is consistent. Lawton High School does a great job at providing clean drinking water and ensuring athletes get plenty of practice and proper training every day. I have a comprehensive school wellness policy to thank for my access to clean drinking water and physical activity. However, not every student has these privileges, which inspires me to create this same environment for other schools across the state.

By: Joanna Lee, Lawton High School

Encouraging Healthier Alternatives

Encouraging Healthier Alternatives

This event was a big hit and made many students at Muskogee High School realize that what they eat really does affect them...

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You Are What You Eat

You Are What You Eat

Swap Up Day was focused on nutrition and the importance of understanding what we put into our bodies will affect how we feel...

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Support the Betterment of Our Youth

Support the Betterment of Our Youth

Physical activity and nutrition are extremely important for the growth and sustainment of an active and healthy brain...

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Voices of Change

Voices of Change

This was something that we were able to bring to our principal’s attention during our meeting, and he changed the filters the next week...

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Together We Can Elevate Student Health!

Together We Can Elevate Student Health!

The Elevate Student Health campaign has really opened my eyes to how we can improve the wellness policy...

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Strong School Wellness Polices

Strong School Wellness Polices

I really have enjoyed working with Elevate Student Health and plan to continue working on changing comprehensive wellness policies...

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