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ATTENTION FARMERS!
We are looking to make spotlight posts about possible field trip ideas so educators can start planning ahead! If you are interested please reach out to us at Indiana Grown for Schools Network via emailing [email protected].
Another successful @SummitStars Walk-a-Thon. $15k raised towards an accessible playground! @MCCSC_EDU
Bike Rodeos happening this spring for @MCCSC_EDU with @citybloomington Parks & Rec, @IU_Health Bloomington Trauma Services and Community Health. Today at @Templeton_MCCSC
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We are grateful to have been able to offer Narcan and harm reduction education at last night's film screening alongside our colleagues from Indiana Recovery Alliance.
Contact MCHD staff for FREE doses and overdose
prevention training made possible by grants from @StateHealthIN
Have you signed up yet?! 🚶🚶🏿♂️🏃♀️🏃🏿♂️
@MCCSC_EDU
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@MCCSC_EDU will be hosting their FREE Family fun Run Saturday April 29th @ @GrandviewTigers. Open to all families and friends!
Register here: runsignup.com/Race/IN/Bloomi…
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Tomorrow's Parent University Event is Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention. April 12th from 6-7pm at the MCCSC CoLab (553 E. Miller Drive, Bloomington, 47401) mccsc.edu/parentu
Middle School Wellness Camp! Hosted by @IU_Health
Spread the word! @TriNorthTrojans @JCMSpal @BatchelorMS @RBBSchools
Register here: bit.ly/3JhBYgP
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You can find more information about starting a school garden committee by visiting our school gardens toolkit on our website at ingrown4schools.com.
#farmtoschool #ingrown4schools #schoolgardens
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⏰ Time to bring it! 🙌
💡 What do you do well that might help colleagues improve their instruction in #PhysEd #HealthEd #AdaptedPE #DanceEd #FitnessEd ?
🗓 #INSHAPE23 is Nov 9-10 in Indy. Proposals due May 31st.
🔗 to submit: bit.ly/3xnF0tn
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We hope that you can Join us on Thursday, March 16th, from 3:00-4:30 PM ET for our virtual All-Network Meeting. If you would like to attend, please email Brianna Goode at [email protected] to receive a meeting invite!
#INgrown4schools #farmtoschool
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Mindful minute with the 🏀 today helped them better notice & feel their bellies going up & down, as well as their deep breaths.🌬️
We also have used stuffed animals, bean bags, etc. I learned from @MsBarclayPE & @PEforlife. #physed
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I've been reflecting upon this school year,& the last few with the challenges facing educators! I would like to share a presentation with everyone who sits beside children& youth honoring your passion & hard work! Please join me Sunday March 5th at 4 PM ET on zoom! FREE!
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Financial health is a component of overall wellness. Our partners at @MonroeCountyExt are hosting financial health sessions 3.11 and 3.18 during the 2023 tax season. Sign up using the information below:
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BREAKING: Indiana legislators are moving forward with a horrific bill modeled off Florida's infamous "Don't Say Gay" law.
HB 1608 would censor or even ban discussion or acknowledgment of LGBTQ people in schools.
We need you at the Statehouse with us on Monday to stop this bill.
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Prepping for SpeakOut Day tomorrow to meet with Congressmen on Capital Hill for continued funding for Health and PE programs through ESSA.#SHAPEAdvocacy#SPEAKDay#MoreTitleIV#INSHAPE
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Did you miss the Indiana Grown for Schools 2022 Webinar Series? No problem! You can find the webinar recordings on our website under resources!
#INGrown4Schools #FarmtoSchool #Webinars
It's never too early! ❤️
Talk with youth about healthy relationships this #ValentinesDay. When we teach skills for healthy relationships now, we create a safer, healthier future for everyone. #TDVAM bit.ly/3AQbuwY
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What if YRBS included a question like "In the past 12 months have you had sex with someone even after they said 'no'?"
What if instead this headline was "What's up with us victimizing our girls?" washingtonpost.com/education…




































