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District 25 students give Project Soapbox speeches; district schedules March 15 wellness day
Summary
Two District 25 students delivered Project Soapbox talks on food waste and early detection of bipolar disorder; the council recognized contest winners and the district announced a March 15 community Wellness Day with partners and activities.
Two students spoke on topics ranging from food waste to mental‑health awareness at the Feb. 11 Community Education Council District 25 meeting, and district staff announced a community Wellness Day planned for March 15.
Ismael Lea, a student from PS 242, spoke about household food waste and suggested concrete actions to reduce it, including saving leftovers and freezing meals. “Do not throw away any leftovers. Instead, you can freeze or bake your recipes,” Ismael told the meeting. He cited global and local hunger context as part of his appeal.
Penelope, a student from PS 193, delivered a personal, research‑based talk asking that parents and teachers be alert to signs of bipolar disorder in children. Penelope said early diagnosis can lead to appropriate care and…
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