APRIL PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Congratulations to the following students for their persistence in achieving perfect attendance for the month of April:
- Selena Biffle
- Jarron Bills
- Juniper Christie
- Crystal De La Rosa Hernandez
- Madeline M. Echols
- Ryan J. Gibson
- Olivia A. Hall
- Braydon M. Hartwell
- Jessica S. Pizana Gonzalez
- Marlene S. Reynoso
- Jayden M. Wildman
Health Care Careers Camp
If you are a student who has ever thought about being a doctor, a nurse, a physical therapist, an occupational therapist or any other health career professional, you have an excellent chance this summer to explore what opportunities are available to you by attending Health Care Careers Camp at University of Indianapolis. Since Walker Career Center has a Health Careers program for juniors and seniors, attending one or more of the camp's sessions is a way to find out if you want to dedicate time in your high school schedule to begin your pursuit of a health career.
Simply click on the link below and pre-register for this awesome career opportunity!
Mental Health Awareness Month
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Here on some easy tips you can follow that can help you feel better if you are having a rough day.
- Look for opportunities to laugh! Laughing helps release endorphins, our bodies’ feel-good hormones.
- Get enough sleep. Adults usually need eight to ten hours of sleep each night. If you find you are struggling to fall asleep or stay asleep, try limiting technology use prior to bed and having a consistent night routine. Having a cup of (decaffeinated) tea and reading are great ways to wind down and signal your brain that it’s time to get ready for bed.
- Exercise as appropriate. Exercise is as good for our emotional health as it is for our physical health. It increases serotonin levels, leading to improved mood and energy. Choose something you enjoy — this can be anything from running around with your younger siblings or playing fetch with your dog, to lifting weights or practicing yoga.
- Be kind to yourself. You spend the most time with yourself, so make sure your relationship with the person in the mirror is a positive one. This is something you can practice and can be as simple as saying you’re proud of yourself today.
- Stay connected. Even with physical distancing guidelines in place, you can stay connected to friends and loved ones through technologies like video calls and phone calls. Lean on your social support networks if you feel overwhelmed or lonely — we are all experiencing this uncertain time together.
MOORHEAD COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER SERVICES
Just a reminder that our food distributions are on Tuesdays from 8:00 - 9:30 AM and 4:00 - 6:00 PM at Moorhead Community Resource Center.
If you have needs beyond what is being offered, you can call our outreach hotline at 317-608-0545 or email at MSDWarrenOutreach@warren.k12.in.us with your request.
