Lake City High School hosts activities, resources for Mental Health Week
Junior Marcus Mares writes the name of a friend from wrestling on a sticky note to answer the question, "Who has positively impacted you?" Thursday during Mental Health Week at Lake City High School. Also pictured: Freshman Madi Keyes, center, and sophomore H.O.P.E. Club member Izzy Strickland, right.
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Lake City High School ASB President Tessa Petersen and Junior Class Representative Andy Wisdom proudly wear their Mental Health Week shirts as they stand in front of a "You matter" sign Thursday. "We want to make a difference in our schools and we want to make a difference in our communities," Tessa said.
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A question posed during Lake City High School's Mental Health Week: "Who has positively impacted you?"
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COEUR d'ALENE — On pink and peach sticky notes, Lake City High School students answered the question: "Who has positively impacted you?"
Their responses: "My mom." "Mr. Bell." "H.O.P.E. Club Crew."
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