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Group activities can bond people

Group activities can bond people

By Charles Henry Healthy Hawk reporters | Group activities are a great way to get exercise, but they can also form long-lasting friendships. Take Mr. Jason Munter, Henry physical education teacher. Mr. Munter still plays ice hockey with the same group of friends he’s...
Why social connections matter

Why social connections matter

By CPS (Holy Name) Healthy Courier reporters | When Michael O’Bryan was growing up in Connecticut, he really wanted to perform with the Hartt School’s Summer Musical Program at the University of Hartford. But his family couldn’t afford it. He asked the theater leaders...
Survey: Adaire students are active

Survey: Adaire students are active

By Adaire Fit Fish reporters | A recent survey of sixth and seventh graders at Adaire showed that most students participate in a group activity. Out of 59 responses, 54 kids reported they are involved in a group activity. Of those who participate in a group activity,...
Seek healthy social connections

Seek healthy social connections

By William Rowen Healthy Roar reporters | Social connections are when people interact with each other, according to Mrs. Parker, Rowen school counselor. In a recent interview with Healthy Roar reporters, she talked about healthy versus unhealthy connections. A healthy...
Pros and cons of using technology

Pros and cons of using technology

By MaST Healthy Panther Post reporters | Whether you’re sending messages via text or email, chatting through video, or sharing data in realtime, tools like smartphones and smartwatches act as personal hubs of instant connection, according to an article on the Walden...
Teacher urges students to laugh

Teacher urges students to laugh

By La Salle Healthy News reporters | You may have heard the quote “laughter is the best medicine.” Researchers at the Mayo Clinic say laughter can help your physical and mental health. At the University of North Carolina, researchers have also found that laughter can...