Eudora High School shared that on April 8th they were hosting their annual Drunk Goggles event. Here, students have the opportunity to raise awareness for Alcohol Awareness Month (April). Students who participated in the event went around to multiple stations doing various tasks, such as putting toothpaste on a toothbrush, Pictionary, riding a scooter, and a sobriety test with LEO, with different levels of drunk goggles on. This is to demonstrate to students how difficult even the simplest tasks can be when under the influence. In addition to that, Eudora Middle School YEP! is preparing to have lunch with local LEO on April 28th to build rapport with them.

Baldwin High School shared that they had just wrapped up one of their most popular events, which was the Positive Clip event. This activity was created by students as a way to show their appreciation for their peers. Students were given the opportunity to write positive and meaningful messages on clothes pins and then clip them on to other students. Similar to that, Baldwin High School also stated that during Easter week they planned on hosting a positive message Easter egg hunt. Here, students fill Easter eggs with positive and meaningful messages and hide them around the school for their peers to find a sweet and kind surprise.

Perry-Lecompton Middle School shared that they are preparing to make an informative video regarding mental health for Mental Health Awareness Month (May). Students will help share the importance of mental health and how it affects our well-being. Perry-Lecompton High School then shared that they are in the process of planning an activity for Alcohol Awareness Month (April), which includes students coloring letters that spell out “Say No to Alcohol.” This event is intended to last the entire month of April to raise awareness for Alcohol misuse.