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Crim Elementary students work with health department on anti-vaping video contest – BG Independent News
Wood County Health Department, in collaboration with Bowling Green City Schools, worked on an Anti-Vaping Video Contest held at Crim Elementary. All 108 fourth and fifth grade students participated, using their creativity to advocate for healthier, vape-free lifestyles. Students first learned about the risks of nicotine and vaping through an evidence-based curriculum presented by Health Department staff. Working in small groups, they then created
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