Walking Oaks Achievers
Congratulations to third grade Walking Oaks members Cale Hutchins (L) for reaching 100 miles and Quinton Chambers (R) for reaching 50 miles walked. The Walking Oaks Club is sponsored by the Jackson County Health Department and Holzer Health Systems. March 2020
Active Acorns Keep Fit
The Winter 2020 Active Acorns Team enjoyed their presentation of “Pound Fitness” by local YMCA instructors Michele Turner and Tishina Harris. This fun workout has been one of the students’ favorites this year. The Active Acorns Club is sponsored by Holzer Health Systems and the Jackson County Health Department. March 2020
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Walking Oaks Achievers
Congratulations to the following Oak Hill Elementary students for their achievements in the Walking Oaks Club: Fifth graders Chloe Burchett 325 miles, Zoey French 350 miles, and Matthew Boggs 75 miles and third graders Zach Swann 100 miles, Nakita Smith 25 miles, Cale Hutchins 75 miles, Ryleigh Little 50 miles, Whitley Barry 50 miles, and Cynnie Shepard 50 miles. Great job, students! The Walking Oaks Club is sponsored by the Jackson County Health Department and Holzer Health Systems. The advisor is OHES Nurse Alicia Lloyd. Click photo for larger view. March 2020
Active Acorns Learn Self Defense
The 2020 Active Acorns Winter Team welcomed one of its very favorite presenters, Scott King, to the February 19th meeting. The students enjoy learning Krav Maga, which is a terrific self-defense program for the students to know in today’s world. Scott not only taught them useful techniques, but also got the Acorns up and moving. The Active Acorns Club is sponsored by the Jackson County Health Department and Holzer Health Systems. February 2020
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