The Tulsa Health Department’s School Health program offers an advocacy campaign which is a school-led project that highlights the health standard of advocacy. The campaign includes a lesson over advocating for kindness within classes and schools and includes multiple class activities to help students learn the skill. When classes participate in the campaign, they are invited to complete a survey to receive incentives for their class. The goal of the advocacy campaign is for students to learn how to promote a safe and healthy school environment while building on existing school initiatives.
School Health’s Health Education and Promotion Specialists will explain in more detail and share the resources while they are teaching in classes throughout Tulsa County. For more information on the resources, please contact [email protected].
The Advocacy Assembly introduces students to the health skill of advocacy while showing how kindness helps keep schools safe. Performed by the Tulsa Drillers with special guest mascot Hornsby, this assembly engages PreK–2nd grade students through fun interactions and positive messaging. Students learn simple ways they can stand up for kindness, support their classmates, and be advocates for a safe and healthy school environment.
For more information on the resources, please contact Director, Community Relations & Game Day Entertainment Taylor Levacy or Tulsa Health Department’s School Health program at [email protected].
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