Success StoryHealth Rocks



Health Rocks

Author: Catherine Webster

Planning Unit: Simpson County CES

Major Program: Health & Wellbeing

Plan of Work: Health & Wellness

Outcome: Initial Outcome

Simpson County 4-H Agent trained six teen 4-H member to teach 4-H Health Rocks to 200 6th graders at Franklin-Simpson Middle School.  The teens spent 12 hours training with Catherine.






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