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REACH, district highlight prevention programs and ask for volunteers for Operation First Day
Summary
REACH thanked Waxahachie ISD for the partnership and described prevention curricula and family programs; district community relations staff reported 600 guest readers during Deer Day and asked for volunteers and donations (hygiene packs, socks, underwear) for the August Operation First Day event.
Tom Kowatch, director of school programs at REACH, told the Waxahachie ISD School Health Advisory Council that REACH values its partnership with the district and is available to continue prevention education presentations and family curriculum programming through the remainder of the school year and into the next.
"We're very, very thankful and and value the relationship and partnership we have with your school district," Kowatch said. He described REACHprograms that teach life skills, healthy-relationship recognition and how unhealthy behaviors can affect short- and long-term health. Kowatch said REACH runs student-led tobacco…
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