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Braintree High schedules Wellness Week April 14–17; seniors completed 'Bridal for Life' exercise

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Summary

Communications staff outlined a Wellness Week at Braintree High School April 14–17, including a walk, health fair, speaker and nutrition programming; student representative reported on recent school events including Stand‑Up Week, pep rally, seal of biliteracy testing and an upcoming musical.

The committee heard an overview of upcoming student events at Braintree High School, including a planned Wellness Week the week of April 14–17 that will feature a wellness walk, a health fair, a speaker and nutrition programming.

"It's an exciting new initiative at the high school," said Ms. Lee during the communications section of the meeting. She outlined the schedule: a wellness walk on Monday, April 14; a health fair in the gymnasium on April 15; a speaker, Kathy Sullivan, on April 16 discussing the dangers of alcohol and decision-making; and a nutrition focus with the district food services staff on April 17.

Ms. Lee also highlighted recent student activities across the district, including "Bridal for Life," a March event in which seniors are assigned budgets and life scenarios to practice financial decision-making; she thanked local businesses and community members who supported the event.

Student Representative Bella gave a student report describing Stand‑Up Week and a pep rally, noted she had completed the French Seal of Biliteracy exam, and promoted the high school's spring musical, You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, scheduled for the Mother's Day weekend, May 9–11. Bella also said the National Honor Society induction ceremony will be Thursday at 6 p.m.

These communications were provided for committee awareness; no formal actions were taken on the events during the March 31 meeting.