Health Fair Deemed Succesful

The health fair was held on Friday, March 18^th. The presentations varied from safe dating to avoiding cancer to distracted driving. 

But do people really like the health fair, or do they consider it to be another opportunity to hang out with friends and have fun?

Student Liz Geisinger’s favorite part of the health fair was the organ donor exhibit, whereas Eric Rohall hated the exhibits all the same. Study Hall Monitor Mr. Skokowski liked the “stop texting” signs, as did all of the teachers, and Math Teacher Cindy Steele loved the dancing bear.

Bonnie Fansler, the nurse of Fleetwood Area High School, thought the health fair went very well and said the event went just as she had planned it to.

Fansler said, “As I go through the review forms, I thinks that I would like more exhibits in the gym.  But I enjoyed myself very much even though the fair was difficult to organize.”

Fansler enjoyed the chance to work with her colleagues in the health industry and in the local community. She hopes that everybody had a great time at the health fair and learned a lot.

And all evidence suggests that Fansler’s aspirations were met.  Alleged English teacher Sarah Wilkinson really liked the gym exhibits. Ethan Martinez thought that the Date Smart presentation was very entertaining and informative. Jaron Weeks called the massages “out of this world.”  But the most popular exhibit seemed to be Chief Nestor’s demonstration using the drunk goggles.