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Students present SHARP survey results; South Summit aquatics honored with statewide award
Summary
Student members of the LEAP prevention team presented 2025 SHARP survey findings—including declines in bullying but increases in nicotine-pouch use—and asked the board to support approving the survey; earlier the district’s aquatics and fitness center received URPA’s Department of the Year award.
Leaders of South Summit’s student-led LEAP prevention team presented data from the 2025 School Health and Risk Prevention (SHARP) survey and urged the board to support prevention work in the district.
Kylie Gee, the LEAP secretary, said the student coalition is “youth leaders working to make our schools and community healthier and safer” and summarized the survey results: bullying on school property fell to 19% from 25% in 2023, 28% of students reported feeling unsafe in parking lots, and 39% said they worried about gun violence. Survey…
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