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Cudahy Health Department to launch Girls on the Run program for grades 6–8
Summary
The Cudahy Health Department will partner with the Recreation Department and School District to start a Girls on the Run program for sixth- through eighth-grade girls to build confidence and improve physical and emotional health.
Health Officer Heather Puente told the board the Health Department will partner with the Cudahy Recreation Department and the School District to launch a Girls on the Run program aimed at girls in grades 6–8. "CHD will be partnering with the Cudahy Recreation Dept and School District to start a Girls on the Run Program- program for girls in 6th-8th grade of all abilities to discover, build and grow self-confidence & strengthen physical and emotional health." The announcement described the program's goals but did not specify start dates or funding sources.
Board members had no formal vote on the program at this meeting; Puente presented it as a partnership and operational plan pending scheduling and outreach details. Staff will provide additional information as they finalize logistics.
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