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I’m Just Me Movement – Featured students of the week!
Michael, Landon, and Kaitlyn, MORE Program students at Skyline Middle School
To kick off our featured students of the month, we will be hearing from Landon, Michael, and Kaitlyn. Learn a few things about these students that make them special! The students who will be participating in this feature are part of the MORE Program hosted at Skyline Middle School through Warren County Public Schools.
Tina and Rodnay Culbreath, founders of the I’m Just Me Movement, have launched a confidence boosting, anti-bullying, keep on smiling, campaign called PROJECT POSITIVE with the MORE students. Tina and Rodnay work with the students on a weekly basis as mentors, teaching them mindful habits, meditation, and bring awareness to many important youth topics.
*The meaning of our meditation: Students sit quietly and pay attention to their breathing. This helps them to calm down and focus attention.
Learn more about I’m Just Me Movement: http://www.imjustmemovement.org
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