| St. Mary Catholic High School, Neenah (2024) | REDgen
hosted all-school wellness activity weeks and sponsored a QPR suicide
prevention training for REDgen Peer Leaders.
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| Arcadia High School (2025/26 School Year) | The
Leadership, Eating Healthy, Active, and Determination (LEAD) Team held wellness
days at the end of each trimester that provided opportunities for students
to connect and interact. Activities included sports, recreation, crafts,
cultural food, Legos, trivia, and board games.
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| Bay Port High School, Green Bay (2025/26 School Year) | A new school club, Eating Disorders Support and Awareness, hosted a positive message
campaign focused on self-confidence.
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| Bay Port High School, Green Bay (2025/26 School Year) | Sources
of Strength purchased Polaroid cameras with film for students to take photos
of themselves and people they are connected to and post on a wall at
school.
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| Chequamegon High School (2025/26 School Year) | Sources of Strength brought the challenge of truancy to the student population to design real, sustainable solutions. Working in small groups, students brainstormed and presented ideas on how to reduce truancy at school, with the opportunity to use mini-grant dollars to implement their solution.
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| Dr. Rosa Minoka-Hill School, Green Bay (2025/26 School Year) | The
DBT Quilt Club learned how to make quilts, and each student made a quilt
square to be combined into one quilt. The quilt was shown at an event allowing
the students to display their accomplishments.
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| Onalaska High School (2025-26 School Year) | Engage
time sets aside 20 minutes once a month where teachers/staff lead an
activity in an interest or expertise of theirs. Students sign up for an
activity and are able to connect with teachers and other students they may not
otherwise know. Activities include Lego building, cooking, drawing, sports,
book club, and rock painting.
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| Tenor High School, Milwaukee (2025/26 School Year) | The
Media Club purchased a new camera to capture memorable moments of
students and produce a documentary on connection.
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| McFarland High School (Spring 2026) | Hope
Squad held Hope Week and focused on a different activity each day.
Topics included suicide prevention, school-wide advisory lesson, wellness
activities, rock painting, mental health awareness ribbons, a scavenger hunt
with mental health facts, distributing candy bags with mental health messages,
and having mental health facts on building monitors.
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| Neenah Middle School (Spring 2026) | Sources
of Strength coordinated a “clip” positive message campaign where each
student received a clip to clip onto to another student. Sources of Strength Peer Leaders went into classrooms to introduce the school-wide activity.
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| Sun Prairie East High School (Spring 2026) | The
Green Bandana Club coordinated tables for Mental Health Month during
lunch and “What I Need” time. Topics included make your own mental health
sensory self-care kits, banners where kids wrote positive messages, therapy
dogs, and journaling.
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| Sun Prairie East High School (Spring 2026) | The
New Student Welcome Group holds monthly meetings for new students so
they feel they belong and can get connected to activities, information, and
social opportunities.
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