We’re All Human Walk: In Pictures

Students put names of people that are encouraging on the Shout Out Wall.

Mr. Armstrong and Mr. Powell participate in the yoga station.

A yoga station was set up on the practice field to help students relieve stress and relax.

A Tube Man and a blowup tunnel were set up for student to walk by and through at the end of the Awareness Walk.

Students pick up signs to take pictures with at the fence during the Awareness Walk.

Emily Goulet finishes up writing “Stay Solid” on her rock at the rock painting station.

Some of the Heritage choir students sang “You Will Be Found” from the Broadway musical “Dear Evan Hansen.”

Mrs. Cloud and Ms. Vrable walking through the blowup tunnel to the stadium where the Awareness Walk concluded.

The list of activities that students could participate in during the Awareness Walk around the school.

This station in the Awareness Walk was for burning negative words.

Students placed names of people that have encouraged them on the Shout Out Wall.

Audrey Overton addressing the school before the Awareness Walk to talk about kindness.

Students painting rocks together at the rock painting station.

A wall was set up along the walk to inform students of famous peoples’ struggles to remind the students that they can succeed even with challenges.

Students were able to pick up a rock and bring it to a rock painting station where they could paint something encouraging.

Tube Man welcomes students to the stadium after the walk.

Students continue walking around the school to the different stations set up with fun activities.

Students begin the Awareness Walk around the school with the chalk station where people wrote or drew positive messages.

Maddie Pennington speaks to Heritage about kindness and thanks the students for participating in the Awareness Walk around the school.

Anthony Galan, a senior, dances with the tube man at the field.

Anthony Galan, a senior at Heritage, looking up to see the tube man that greets students entering the football field.

After the walk around the school, students were asked to take a Post-Walk Survey in case there were ways to improve it for next year.