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Courtney Boes, a health educator with Project Healthy Schools, shows students how much sugar is in their favorite beverages.

‘Think Your Drink’ teaches middle schoolers healthy beverage options

March 25, 2013 AAPS News Editor

By Tara Cavanaugh Middle school students are starting to make their own food decisions, so it’s important to learn just how much sugar is in their favorite drinks –– and some healthy substitutes. That’s the […]

Healthy schools the mission of UMHS-district partnership

May 16, 2011 AAPS News Editor

Project Healthy Schools, a U-M Health System initiative that started at Clague Middle School four years ago, is now in all Ann Arbor middle schools and has brought a culture of health to sixth-graders. Students in Skyline’s Health & Medicine Magnet host a walk/run on Saturday, May 21 to benefit the program. […]