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Crossley students don plaid to support youth mental health initiatives
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Crossley students don plaid to support youth mental health initiatives
E.L. Crossley Secondary School was a sea of plaid as students and staff took part in the school’s annual Project Plaid day, an event designed to raise awareness about youth mental health and highlight local supports available in the community. The day was coordinated by the school’s Wellness Club and Interact Club, who worked together to create an engaging advocacy effort that encouraged students to write positive, supportive messages for one an…
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