Six Texas Schools And Superior HealthPlan Celebrate No One Eats Alone Day
Superior hosted assemblies in honor of No One Eats Alone Day, created by the non-profit Beyond Differences. More than 2,000 students participated in activities designed to teach about social isolation and the negative impact it can have on a student's health and academic performance. Students put the lesson into action by sitting with their peers at lunch who they don't know, or who may feel left out. They were given ice breaker topics to discuss to highlight their commonalities.
These assemblies were held at the following schools:
Arp Junior High School ,Arp, TX B. Garza Middle School ,Weslaco, TX Crockett Middle School ,Odessa, TX Manor Middle School ,Manor, TX - San Augustine ISD,
San Augustine, TX Wester Elementary ,Lubbock, TX
"Social cohesion is an important factor as it relates to social determinants of health," said
Social isolation has been identified as a precursor to bullying, self harm and community violence. Students have shown that given the tools, they will stand up for others as empathetic and caring activists, not passive bystanders.
"Social isolation is a preventable public health problem affecting millions of children every day who suffer in silence," says Laura Talmus, co-founder and executive director of Beyond Differences. "We've learned through teachers and families that No One Eats Alone is a powerful step and positive initiative that can change the culture in schools to be a more welcoming place for all."
These schools were among more than 2,000 across the country that celebrated No One Eats Alone Day. The initiative reached more than 1 million students.
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