Wood County Prevention
Otsego Local Schools Week of February 1st
Life Skills Education (8th Grade)
Wood County Junior Teen Institute Retreat at Otsego
A word from Heather Youngpeter (Prevention Volunteer) **Be a good leader!**
Being a leader is very important, yet more important is learning how to be a good leader. Showing others a good representation on how to behave in class and in extracurricular activities could make classmates want to change their behavior for the better. Joining activities that others might be afraid to join could show those individuals how much fun the activities truly are, and encourage them to join. Learning confidence is an essential tool and will help when you go to college or the work force. Being able to strongly take on a task will show others your confidence and leadership skills. When being a leader, it is important to remember to work as a team, and not just take charge. It is good to have someone to facilitate, as long as everyone gets to participate.
Inspiration
Emily Cornish, On-Site Prevention Specialist
Email: ecornish@otsegoknights.org
Website: otsegoknights.org
Location: Otsego Jr. High School: Office A6
Phone: 419-823-4381
Twitter: @PreventionEM