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Monta Vista's next Challenge Day will be on November 21, 2013, in the MV Gym. There will be approximately
100 MVHS students, 25 Teen Leaders, and about 25 staff/adults in attendance. Challenge Day
is a transformational day of fun, leadership and power that can change the way people view
one another forever. We Challenge YOU to Make a Difference!
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Challenge Day
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The next Challenge Day is November 21, 2013.
The goal of Challenge Day is to help stop the teasing, alienation and lack of empathy that
is so deeply a part of the school experience for millions of young people every day. Through
a variety of games, trust-building activities and presentations, you will be given a unique
opportunity to see yourself and the people around you through a new set of eyes.
Since 1987, the nationwide Challenge Day programs have helped to transform the lives of
thousands of teenagers just like you. Challenge Day has not only received
numerous awards, but has also been featured in the best-selling book, Chicken Soup for
the Teenage Soul and the Emmy Award-winning documentary, Teen Files: Surviving High
School. As a young leader from your community, you can be part of this positive change!
Space is limited, so register ASAP by turning in the Permission Slip signed by your parent.
You can turn it in at the Main Office. Participation is on a first come, first served basis.
It is required that participants arrive on time and stay for the entire program. Challenge
Day on November 21, 2013 is in the Main Gym from 7:35am to 3pm.
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Challenge Days are powerful, high-energy programs in which youth and adult participants are
guided through a series of experiential learning processes. The overall goals of the program are
to increase personal power and self-esteem, to shift dangerous peer pressure to positive peer
support and to eliminate the acceptability of teasing, violence and all forms of oppression.
Challenge Day programs are designed to unite the members of the school and/or community and to
empower them to carry the themes of the program back to the greater school population. Challenge
Days successfully address the issues of violence, teasing, social oppression, racism, harassment,
conflict management, peer pressure, alcohol and drugs.
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If you have questions about Challenge Day, feel free to contact Richard Prinz at
(408)366-7638 or richard_prinz@fuhsd.org.
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