Peer to Peer was originally designed to educate youth about the issues surrounding substance abuse. Since it's conception, P2P has grown to expand to all 5th through 8th grade classrooms in the Hudson School District. Through our Peer to Peer program, YAH youth have the opportunity to have a positive impact on their younger classmates through education. P2P also provides our youth with an opportunity to increase their public speaking skills and confidence.
Each fall, YAH youth volunteers prepare presentations on "Steps to Respect", an anti-bullying curriculum, and present to all 5th grade classrooms in the Hudson School District, both public and private.
In the spring, YAH volunteers put together presentations on various relevant topics and present to all 6-8th grade students at Hudson Middle School. Past topics have included health & wellness, social media & technology addiction and "profile of a high school student".
Each fall, YAH youth volunteers prepare presentations on "Steps to Respect", an anti-bullying curriculum, and present to all 5th grade classrooms in the Hudson School District, both public and private.
In the spring, YAH volunteers put together presentations on various relevant topics and present to all 6-8th grade students at Hudson Middle School. Past topics have included health & wellness, social media & technology addiction and "profile of a high school student".
Fall Peer-to-Peer
2017 Fall Peer to Peer meetings will begin in late September!
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Spring Peer-to-Peer
Registration for 2017 Spring Peer to Peer is now FULL.
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