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The Project for Whole Health Learning in K-12

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First Line of Defense for Kids’ Mental Health: A Unique Gathering

On June 22 we co-hosted with the Harkin Institute a virtual symposium that brought together a unique interdisciplinary group of experts in education, mental health, school health, … continue reading

Whole Health Learning in K-12

Strengthening Children's Wellbeing & Resilience:
Empowered Mindsets for the 21st Century

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Alignments

A Unique Gathering to Confront the Adolescent Mental Health Crisis

We co-hosted a critical conversation in June - the "FIRST LINE OF RESISTANCE" - to ensure that policy makers and funders are aware of and start to include school-based, whole health learning practices shown to support students’ mental, emotional, and behavioral health, and thus reduce shocking headlines like this one:

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Whole Health Studies

Collaborative, Social, Hands-on and Engaged. A Unified Well-being Learning Experience.

From a conversation at our inaugural symposium in June of 2018, the idea became a living whole health studies program by December. Implemented at four south Jersey middle schools in the spring of 2019.

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“I had the opportunity to attend Lakeside today for a total of four hours and I loved it. The students were really involved in the tasks that they had carried out, from cutting broccoli to mincing garlic, and they all behaved so well. It was a joy to … continue reading

Stephanie QuilesRowan College of South Jersey • Kappa Delta Pi Education Honor Society

“The Wellness Program offered to the Lakeside AVID students was engaging, informative, and so necessary for our student population. The curriculum was comprehensive and focused on all aspects of wellness. The students participated in hands-on … continue reading

Sandra LokutaAVID teacher, Lakeside Middle School, Millville, NJ

“Working with the school wellness program was such a rewarding experience. What I appreciate most about the program is that it doesn’t just address one aspect of wellness. This program allowed me to educate the students on proper nutrition, physical … continue reading

P.J. RagoneDirector of Sports Medicine, Inspira Health Network