Dayton SHEO Students Win Impact Award
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(l to r) Monica Mitchell, SHEO Advisor; Josh Hartwell; Chris Andrews; Kylee Harris; Emily McFarland; Kaylee Wade, and Advisor Peggy Gutierrez accepted the Spring Youth Forum Impact Award on May 17.
GRAND MOUND, Wash. – Dayton High School SHEO (Students Helping Each Other) team was awarded the Impact Award from the Spring Youth Forum for spreading awareness and providing training about ACEs (Adverse Childhood Experiences) and Resilience at Great Wolf Lodge on May 17. The students competed against 49 teams from across the state.
The Impact Award is given to recognize leadership in implementing the team project reaching the largest audience and making the biggest difference in the community against substance abuse and destructive behaviors.
Since April 2016, SHEO has made presentations on A...
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