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Wisconsin Health Education Standards — Curriculum Alignment

Aligned with all Wisconsin's Standards for High School Health Education (2026)

Wisconsin Standards for Health Education (2026): https://dpi.wi.gov/media/54464/download?inline

Wisconsin Standards for Health Education — High School (Grades 9-12) Standards::

Standard 1: Use functional health information to support health and well-being of self and others.

Standard 2: Analyze influences that affect health and well-being of self and others.

Standard 3: Access valid and reliable resources to support health and well-being of self and others.

Standard 4: Use effective interpersonal communication skills to support health and well-being of self and others.

Standard 5: Use a decision-making process to support health and well-being of self and others.

Standard 6: Use a goal-setting process to support health and well-being of self and others.

Standard 7: Demonstrate practices and behaviors that may combine multiple health standards to support health and well-

being of self and others.

Standard 8: Advocate to promote health and well-being of self and others.

e Wisconsin Standards for Health Education were adopted in Fall 2025 by the Wisconsin State Superintendent of Public Instruction

and published in Janua 2026, replacing the 2011 Wisconsin Standards for Health Education. Alignment below covers the high school

grade band 9-12 ("h") performance indicators.

Standard 1: Use functional health information to support health and well-being of self and others.

TopicWisconsin StandardWhere HET Covers It (Unit: Day)
HE.S1.a: Strengths, assets, and protective factorsHE.S1.h1: Apply ways to build upon strengths and assets to support individual and collective health and well-being.Begin a Term: Day 1 (Core Scholar). Empathy: Day 2 (Strength assessment). Self-Esteem: Day 2 (Strength log), Day 5 (Values foundation). Mental Health: Day 9-10 (Personal Mental Health Plan). Stress: Day 5-6 (Risk/Protective Factors). Violence: Day 5 (Protective Factors).
HE.S1.b: Dimensions of wellnessHE.S1.h2: Analyze the relationships between various dimensions of wellness as related to health outcomes.Begin a Term: Day 1 (Core Scholar). Mental Health: Day 1-2 (5 Dimensions). Stress: Day 3-4 (Foggy brain/Headaches). Nutrition: Day 7-8 (Academic pressure). Body Systems: Day 1 (Gut-brain disruption). End a Term: Day 2 (Living System).
HE.S1.c: Risk reduction and health-promoting behaviorsHE.S1.h3: Evaluate behaviors that reduce or prevent illnesses and injuries.Dangerous Decisions: Day 1 (Risk Management Plan), Day 3 (Distracted driving CDC data). Nutrition: Day 7-8 (Blood sugar/Heart health). Body Systems: Day 2 (Immune/Vaccine stats). Diseases: Day 4 (NCD comparison), Day 5 (Lifestyle/Chronic prevention). First Aid: Day 1 (Immediate measures). End a Term: Day 1 (Scene Safety Scenario).
HE.S1.h4: Evaluate practices and behaviors that support health and well-being, including how to manage health conditions.Mental Health: Day 1-2 (Care choices), Day 9-10 (Wellness Plan). Stress: Day 9-10 (Habit building). Nutrition: Day 1-2 (Hydration swap), Day 5-6 (Allergies/EpiPen). Body Systems: Day 2 (Lifestyle efficiency). First Aid: Day 4 (Seizures/Asthma). End a Term: Day 1 (Homeostasis).
HE.S1.d: Health literacy, environment, and access to careHE.S1.h5: Examine connections between individual health literacy, organizational health literacy, and health outcomes.Nutrition: Day 3-4 (Evaluating resources), Day 5-6 (Registered Dietitians vs Influencers). Diseases: Day 4 (Media Literacy). Community Health: Day 4 (Public Health Systems), Day 5 (Health Literacy).
HE.S1.h6: Analyze how individual, interpersonal, community, societal, and environmental factors are interrelated and impact health outcomes.Begin a Term: Day 2 (Social Determinants). Stress: Day 9-10 (Poverty/Discrimination). Diversity: Day 2 (Social Determinants/Barriers). Nutrition: Day 3-4 (Food Deserts), Day 9-10 (Economic access). Diseases: Day 5 (ZIP code). Environmental Health: Day 1 (Workplace Hazard reports). End a Term: Day 1 (SDOH Scenario 6).
HE.S1.h7: Analyze the relationship between access to health care and overall health and well-being.Mental Health: Day 5-6 (Minor access laws). Stress: Day 3-4 (Systemic barriers). Diseases: Day 4 (Social conditions). Alcohol: Day 2 (Minor in Possession/Treatment access). Drugs: Day 4 (Systemic inequities/Stigma). Sex Education: Day 9-10 (Confidentiality/Minor access laws).
HE.S1.h8: Examine how self-efficacy, perceived susceptibility, and perceived severity affect health behaviors.Stress: Day 1-2 (Vulnerability Survey). Dangerous Decisions: Day 3 (Pre-decision challenge). Diseases: Day 4 (Risk assessment). First Aid: Day 1 (Willingness to act). End a Term: Day 1 (MC 1-3).
HE.S1.h9: Analyze the benefits of and barriers to practicing a variety of health behaviorsSelf-Esteem: Day 5 (Small steps). Mental Health: Day 3-4 (Adaptive coping). Stress: Day 9-10 (Habit building). Nutrition: Day 5-6 (Identifying barriers), Day 7-8 (Packing snacks).

Standard 2: Analyze influences that affect health and well-being of self and others.

TopicWisconsin StandardWhere HET Covers It (Unit: Day)
HE.S2.a: Identify and analyze influencesHE.S2.h1: Evaluate the interrelationships and impacts of various influences and health behaviors on health and well-being.Begin a Term: Day 1 (Belief formation). Empathy: Day 2 (Culture/Technology). Self-Esteem: Day 1 (Media/Family), Day 2 (Peer Influence), Day 4 (Instagram/TikTok). Mental Health: Day 7-8 (Digital validation). Dangerous Decisions: Day 1 (Peer Pressure), Day 3 (Groupthink). Nutrition: Day 1-2 (Diet Culture). End a Term: Day 2 (Generational cycles).
HE.S2.b: Equity and differences in influenceHE.S2.h2: Evaluate how individual, interpersonal, community, societal, and environmental factors influence health behaviors, health outcomes, and health equity.Mental Health: Day 3-4 (Gender/Race), Day 9-10 (School climate). Stress: Day 1-2 (Racism/Sexism). Diversity: Day 1 (Systemic privilege), Day 2 (Social Determinants/Barriers). Nutrition: Day 3-4 (Food Deserts), Day 9-10 (Economic access). Diseases: Day 4 (Social conditions), Day 5 (ZIP code). End a Term: Day 1 (SDOH Scenario 6).
HE.S2.c: Respond to and manage influencesHE.S2.h3: Evaluate how social determinants of health influence health behaviors, health outcomes, and health equity.Begin a Term: Day 2 (Social Determinants). Stress: Day 3-4 (Systemic barriers), Day 9-10 (Poverty/Discrimination). Diversity: Day 2 (Social Determinants/Barriers). Diseases: Day 5 (ZIP code). Drugs: Day 4 (Systemic inequities/Stigma). End a Term: Day 2 (Generational cycles).
HE.S2.h4: Formulate strategies in order to respond and manage influences that impact health and well-being.Self-Esteem: Day 4 (Self-acceptance plan). Mental Health: Day 7-8 (Online Hygiene Plan). Stress: Day 1-2 (Mindfulness through Media). Dangerous Decisions: Day 3 (Refusal/Negotiation skills). Nutrition: Day 5-6 (Influencer claims). Tobacco: Day 1 (Vape ad decoding).
HE.S2.h5: Use resources to manage influences that impact health and well-being.Begin a Term: Day 2 (School counselors/nurses). Mental Health: Day 1-2 (Counselors/Support groups), Day 7-8 (Digital Balance). Stress: Day 1-2 (Wellness centers). Nutrition: Day 3-4 (NEDA/Professional medical care). Sex Education: Day 1-2 (Counselors).

Standard 3: Access valid and reliable resources to support health and well-being of self and others.

TopicWisconsin StandardWhere HET Covers It (Unit: Day)
HE.S3.a: Trusted adults, helpers, and help-seekingHE.S3.h1: Analyze the accessibility of trusted adults, other individuals, health professionals, and other resources to promote health and well-being.Begin a Term: Day 2 (School counselors/nurses). Mental Health: Day 1-2 (Counselors/Support groups), Day 9-10 (Therapists/Peer support). Stress: Day 3-4 (Valid points of help), Day 9-10 (Circle of Support Map). Nutrition: Day 3-4 (ED therapy). Sex Education: Day 9-10 (Planned Parenthood).
HE.S3.h2: Demonstrate when and how to seek help from others at home, school or in the community.Mental Health: Day 5-6 (Seeking support). Stress: Day 3-4 (Help-seeking), Day 5-6 (988). First Aid: Day 1 (911 Script). Sex Education: Day 1-2 (Counselors). End a Term: Day 1 (MC 40).
HE.S3.b: Locate and access resources across settingsHE.S3.h3: Locate home, school, community, and digital resources to support health and well-beingMental Health: Day 5-6 (Crisis Text Line). Stress: Day 1-2 (Wellness centers). Violence: Day 5 (Crisis lines). First Aid: Day 2 (AED Locator), Day 3 (Kit research), Day 4 (Poison Control). Sex Education: Day 7-8 (Testing bookmarks). End a Term: Day 1 (Online Data Scenario).
HE.S3.c: Evaluate validity/reliability and manage mis/disinformationHE.S3.h4: Evaluate the validity, reliability, and accessibility of health information, products, services, and other resources.Mental Health: Day 5-6 (Numbing myths). Nutrition: Day 3-4 (Evaluating resources), Day 5-6 (Registered Dietitians vs Influencers). Diseases: Day 4 (Media Literacy), Day 5 (Research domains). Tobacco: Day 1 (Vape ad decoding). End a Term: Day 1 (Online Data Scenario).
HE.S3.h5: Analyze supports and barriers to accessing valid and reliable health information, products, services, and other resources.Mental Health: Day 5-6 (Minor access laws). Stress: Day 3-4 (Systemic barriers). Nutrition: Day 9-10 (Economic access). Diseases: Day 4 (Social conditions). Alcohol: Day 2 (Minor in Possession/Treatment access). Sex Education: Day 9-10 (Confidentiality/Minor access laws).
HE.S3.h6: Apply strategies to respond and manage misinformation and disinformation.Mental Health: Day 5-6 (Numbing myths). Nutrition: Day 3-4 (Thinness narrative harm), Day 5-6 (Healthwashing). Diseases: Day 4 (Media Literacy). Tobacco: Day 1 (Vape ad decoding).
HE.S3.h7: Use valid and reliable sources of health information, products, services, and other resources.Mental Health: Day 9-10 (NAMI stats). Dangerous Decisions: Day 3 (Distracted driving CDC data). Nutrition: Day 3-4 (NEDA/Professional medical care). Diseases: Day 5 (Research domains). First Aid: Day 5 (Red Cross supplies). Sex Education: Day 5-6 (CDC guides).
HE.S4.a: Express needs, listen, and communicate appropriatelyHE.S4.h1: Create effective communication skills across multiple modes of communication and media formats to support health and well-being of self and others.Empathy: Day 1 (Empathetic writing). Mental Health: Day 1-2 (Breaking Stigma PSA). Stress: Day 7-8 (Parent-Teen Communicator). Conflict: Day 1 (Visual Storytelling), Day 1-2 (Guidebooks/PSAs). Nutrition: Day 3-4 (PSA Project).
HE.S4.h2: Apply necessary communication skills and strategies for a variety of interpersonal contexts.Empathy: Day 2 (Emotional vocabulary). Mental Health: Day 5-6 (Assertiveness). Stress: Day 3-4 ("I" statements). Conflict: Day 1 (Assertiveness/I-statements), Day 2 (Clarifying needs). Diversity: Day 2 (Honest dialogue).
HE.S4.h3: Apply appropriate and inappropriate communication across a variety of modes of communication and media formats.Begin a Term: Day 2 (Correcting harmful jokes). Empathy: Day 3 (Cyberbullying). Mental Health: Day 7-8 (Responding to exclusion). Conflict: Day 2 (Digital norms). Diversity: Day 3 (Affirming language).
HE.S4.h4: Apply active listening skills and strategies in a variety of interpersonal contexts.Empathy: Day 2 (Active Listening), Day 3 (Active Listening goal). Mental Health: Day 1-2 (Judgment-free listening), Day 5-6 (Listening/Thanking them). Stress: Day 5-6 (Active listening/Refusing secrets). Diversity: Day 3 (Listening goal).
HE.S4.b: Safety communication, boundaries, refusal skills, and empathyHE.S4.h5: Use effective communication skills and strategies to tell a trusted adult if you or someone else is threatened or harmed.Begin a Term: Day 2 (School counselors/nurses). Mental Health: Day 5-6 (Seeking support). Stress: Day 5-6 (Warning sign response). Violence: Day 4 (Breaking Silence), Day 5 (Bystander/Confidential reporting). End a Term: Day 1 (MC 40).
HE.S4.h6: Apply effective communication skills related to communicating boundaries, in a variety of situations.Empathy: Day 4 (Boundaries). Self-Esteem: Day 3 (Boundary practice), Day 5 (People-pleasing boundaries). Sex Education: Day 1-2 (Boundaries), Day 3-4 (Trust/Equality/Boundaries).
HE.S4.h7: Communicate with empathy and compassion.Empathy: Day 4 (Mindful empathy), Day 5 (Kindness conversations). Mental Health: Day 9-10 (Offering empathy). Stress: Day 7-8 (Help prompts). Diversity: Day 3 (Affirming language). Violence: Day 5 (NVC - Nonviolent Communication).
HE.S4.h8: Apply effective communication skills related to expressing consent and removing consent in a variety of situations.Begin a Term: Day 2 (Practicing consent). Sex Education: Day 3-4 (Coercion distinction), Day 7-8 (Yes/No/Maybe map).
HE.S4.h9: Analyze a variety of refusal skills and strategies and interpret their effectiveness in a variety of situations.Empathy: Day 4 (Saying No). Dangerous Decisions: Day 3 (Refusal/Negotiation skills). Violence: Day 4 (Refusal/Advocacy). Sex Education: Day 3-4 (Clear "No" strategies).
HE.S4.c: Conflict resolution, empathy, and perspective-takingHE.S4.h10: Analyze a variety of non-violent conflict resolution skills and their effectiveness in a variety of situations.Empathy: Day 1 (Respectful dialogue). Conflict: Day 1 (Conflict styles), Day 2 (Accountability/Repair). Violence: Day 5 (NVC - Nonviolent Communication). End a Term: Day 1 (Scenario 7-8).
HE.S4.h11: Use various communication strategies to seek and offer support and assistance.Empathy: Day 5 (Kindness conversations). Mental Health: Day 5-6 (Seeking support), Day 9-10 (Offering empathy). Stress: Day 3-4 (Help-seeking), Day 7-8 (Help prompts). First Aid: Day 2 (Bystander delegation).
HE.S4.h12: Adapt strategies to communicate with others with different perspectives and values in various contexts.Empathy: Day 3 (Challenging generalizations). Stress: Day 7-8 (Parent-Teen Communicator). Conflict: Day 1 (Converting accusations). Diversity: Day 2 (Cultural humility), Day 3 (Narratives).
HE.S4.d: Collaboration and negotiationHE.S4.h13: Apply collaboration skills in a variety of situations.Empathy: Day 5 (Kindness project). Mental Health: Day 5-6 (Planning an initiative). Conflict: Day 2 (Community accountability). Nutrition: Day 3-4 (PSA Project), Day 9-10 (School Lunch Advocacy). First Aid: Day 5 (Emergency leadership).
HE.S4.h14: Apply negotiation skills in a variety of situations.Conflict: Day 1 (Negotiation). Dangerous Decisions: Day 3 (Refusal/Negotiation skills).

Standard 5: Use a decision-making process to support health and well-being of self and others.

TopicWisconsin StandardWhere HET Covers It (Unit: Day)
HE.S5.a: Recognize decisions and use a process/modelHE.S5.h1: Analyze how health-related decisions may affect personal and community health and well-being from a variety of perspectives.Begin a Term: Day 2 (Vortex of Impact). Diversity: Day 3 (Dismissive decisions). Dangerous Decisions: Day 1 (Risky choice impact). Violence: Day 4 (Ripple effects). End a Term: Day 2 (Waves of impact).
HE.S5.h2: Analyze when and why health-related situations require the application of a thoughtful decision-making process.Mental Health: Day 1-2 (Care choices). Dangerous Decisions: Day 1 (STOP-THINK-CHOOSE), Day 3 (Pre-decision challenge). First Aid: Day 4 (Crisis decisions). Sex Education: Day 7-8 (Decision Scenario). End a Term: Day 1 (Scenario 9/26).
HE.S5.b: Compare options and outcomesHE.S5.h3: Evaluate how various options may affect health-related outcomes at individual, interpersonal, community, societal, and environmental levels.Begin a Term: Day 1 (Healthy year vision). Self-Esteem: Day 3 (Voice choice). Stress: Day 1-2 (Pressure outcomes). Conflict: Day 2 (Assertive outcomes). Dangerous Decisions: Day 2 (Substance quiz). Nutrition: Day 3-4 (Intentional choice).
HE.S5.c: Make, implement, and evaluate decisionsHE.S5.h4: Make a health-related decision and develop a plan of action to implement that decision.Self-Esteem: Day 4 (Self-acceptance plan). Mental Health: Day 9-10 (Personal Mental Health Plan). Stress: Day 5-6 (Safety Plan). Dangerous Decisions: Day 1 (Risk Management Plan). Nutrition: Day 9-10 (SMART Power Plate meal/Plan design).
HE.S5.h5: Evaluate the effectiveness of health-related decisions.Empathy: Day 5 (Empathy Lab). Mental Health: Day 3-4 (Adaptive coping). Body Systems: Day 2 (Lifestyle efficiency). End a Term: Day 1 (Scenario 24-25).
HE.S5.h6: Apply an appropriate individual, supported, or collaborative decision-making model to maintain or improve health and well-being.Mental Health: Day 1-2 (Care choices). Dangerous Decisions: Day 1 (STOP-THINK-CHOOSE). First Aid: Day 2 (Life/Death operations). Sex Education: Day 7-8 (Decision Scenario), Day 9-10 (Values check).
HE.S5.h7: Evaluate the impact of supports and barriers that affect decision making at individual, interpersonal, community, societal, and environmental levels.Stress: Day 3-4 (Systemic barriers). Diversity: Day 2 (Social Determinants/Barriers). Dangerous Decisions: Day 1 (Decision fatigue), Day 3 (Groupthink). Nutrition: Day 5-6 (Identifying barriers).
HE.S5.h8: Analyze the potential impact of a decision on the health and well-being at individual, interpersonal, community, and societal, and environmental levels.Begin a Term: Day 2 (Vortex of Impact). Dangerous Decisions: Day 1 (Legal outcomes), Day 3 (Sexting/Digital footprint leaks). Violence: Day 4 (Ripple effects). Sex Education: Day 7-8 (Parenting/Financial effects). End a Term: Day 2 (Waves of impact).

Standard 6: Use a goal-setting process to support health and well-being of self and others.

TopicWisconsin StandardWhere HET Covers It (Unit: Day)
HE.S6.a: Identify behaviors and set goalsHE.S6.h1: Assess personal health, well-being, and factors for engaging in a goal-setting process.Empathy: Day 1 (Survey). Self-Esteem: Day 1 (Self-Esteem Survey). Stress: Day 1-2 (Survey). Nutrition: Day 5-6 (Balance survey), Day 7-8 (Energy check).
HE.S6.h2: Develop a goal and analyze how it supports health and well-being.Begin a Term: Day 1 (Health Mission Statement). Empathy: Day 5 (Empathy growth goal). Mental Health: Day 5-6 (Support goal). Nutrition: Day 7-8 (Fuel-up goal), Day 9-10 (SMART goal plan). Body Systems: Day 1 (Homeostasis challenge).
HE.S6.b: Supports/barriers, planning, and resourcesHE.S6.h3: Use an individual, supported, or collaborative goal-setting process as appropriate.Empathy: Day 3 (Active Listening goal), Day 4 (Action Plan). Conflict: Day 2 (Relationship wellness). Diversity: Day 2 (Inclusion strategy). Nutrition: Day 9-10 (SMART goal plan). Body Systems: Day 3 (Reproductive wellness plan).
HE.S6.h4: Implement a plan that addresses supports and barriers to attaining a health-related goal.Self-Esteem: Day 5 (Small steps). Stress: Day 1-2 (Reduction strategy), Day 9-10 (Habit building). Nutrition: Day 5-6 (Identifying barriers), Day 7-8 (Packing snacks).
HE.S6.h5: Implement a plan that includes actions, resources, and progress-tracking toward attaining a health-related goal.Self-Esteem: Day 4 (Self-acceptance plan). Mental Health: Day 9-10 (Personal Mental Health Plan). Stress: Day 3-4 (Action timeline). Nutrition: Day 10 (Food log/MyFitnessPal expenditure tracking).
HE.S6.c: Take action, monitor, and reflectHE.S6.h6: Monitor progress and adjust the goal or plan as appropriate.Self-Esteem: Day 5 (Small steps). Stress: Day 9-10 (Toolkit implementation). Nutrition: Day 10 (Food log/MyFitnessPal expenditure tracking). End a Term: Day 1 (Long-term goal mapping).
HE.S6.h7: Evaluate the goal-setting process and outcomes on health and well-being.Begin a Term: Day 1 (Future letter 1/5/10yr). Empathy: Day 5 (Empathy growth goal). Alcohol: Day 4 (Future you letter). End a Term: Day 1 (Live it Forward challenge).

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TopicWisconsin StandardWhere HET Covers It (Unit: Day)
HE.S7.a: Practices/behaviors and supports/barriersHE.S7.h1: Evaluate supports and barriers to engaging in health-related practices and behaviors.Self-Esteem: Day 5 (Small steps). Mental Health: Day 3-4 (Adaptive coping). Stress: Day 9-10 (Habit building). Nutrition: Day 5-6 (Identifying barriers), Day 7-8 (Packing snacks).
HE.S7.h2: Evaluate practices, behaviors, health data, and other factors supporting individual and collective health and well-being.Mental Health: Day 9-10 (NAMI stats). Dangerous Decisions: Day 3 (Distracted driving CDC data). Nutrition: Day 10 (Food log/MyFitnessPal expenditure tracking). Body Systems: Day 2 (Immune/Vaccine stats). Sex Education: Day 9-10 (45% of teens statistic). End a Term: Day 1 (MC 1-3).
HE. S7.h3: Adapt practices and behaviors to support individual and collective health and well-being.Mental Health: Day 3-4 (Reacting vs Responding). Stress: Day 9-10 (Habit building). Nutrition: Day 1-2 (Hydration swap), Day 3-4 (Mindful eating). End a Term: Day 2 (Learning stays within you).
HE.S7.b: Coping, reflection, and resilienceHE.S7.h4: Evaluate coping strategies to reduce risky behaviors.Mental Health: Day 3-4 (Adaptive coping), Day 5-6 (Numbing pain). Stress: Day 1-2 (Escape/Numb out), Day 9-10 (Problem-solving). Dangerous Decisions: Day 2 (Coping).
HE.S7.h5: Create a personal resilience toolkit that supports individual and collective health and well-being.Mental Health: Day 1-2 (Stress-Relief Jar), Day 3-4 (Mental Health Toolbox). Stress: Day 9-10 (Toolkit). Conflict: Day 1 (Safe Space Shield).
HE.S7.h6: Use reflection and adaptive thinking to respond with resilience to complex health challenges.Begin a Term: Day 1 (Reflection). Empathy: Day 4 (Mindful empathy). Mental Health: Day 9-10 (Post-traumatic growth). Stress: Day 3-4 (Reflection), Day 7-8 (Grief Map). End a Term: Day 2 (MBTI Exploration).

Standard 8: Advocate to promote health and well-being of self and others.

TopicWisconsin StandardWhere HET Covers It (Unit: Day)
HE.S8.a: Self-advocacy and supporting othersHE.S8.h1: Examine a variety of factors that affect advocacy at individual, interpersonal, community, societal, and environmental levels.Empathy: Day 3 (Emotional energy advocacy). Mental Health: Day 9-10 (School climate). Stress: Day 5-6 (Stigma). Diversity: Day 1 (Voice impact). Violence: Day 5 (Bystander culture/Gender roles).
HE.S8.h2: Advocate for health issues either collaboratively or individually to promote health and well-being.Empathy: Day 5 (Kindness project). Mental Health: Day 1-2 (Breaking Stigma PSA), Day 5-6 (Planning an initiative). Stress: Day 1-2 (Wellness Advocacy Project). Nutrition: Day 9-10 (School Lunch Advocacy). Alcohol: Day 4 (Safe community advocacy). Tobacco: Day 2 (Tobacco-free advocacy).
HE.S8.h3: Customize advocacy skills and strategies for varying audiences and contexts.Empathy: Day 1 (Empathy-driven cause). Diversity: Day 3 (Media for Equity). Dangerous Decisions: Day 3 (PSA - challenging "cool" risk). Nutrition: Day 3-4 (PSA Project). Sex Education: Day 7-8 (Confidential testing advocacy).
HE.S8.h4: Demonstrate advocacy skills and strategies to promote health and well-being at interpersonal, community, societal, and environmental levels.Self-Esteem: Day 4 (Advocacy for Authenticity), Day 5 (Self-advocacy). Diversity: Day 2 (Advocating for Equity). Violence: Day 4 (Breaking Silence), Day 5 (Challenging victim-blaming). Drugs: Day 3 (Harm reduction leadership). Environmental Health: Day 1 (Workplace Hazard reports).
HE.S8.b: Collaboration, audience, and evaluating impactHE.S8.h5: Evaluate the process, outcomes, and impact of advocacy efforts at the individual, interpersonal, community, societal, and environmental levels.Empathy: Day 5 (40% reduction project). Mental Health: Day 9-10 (Positive culture advocacy). Stress: Day 5-6 (Reducing silence). End a Term: Day 2 (Breaking cycles of silence).
HE.S8.h6: Analyze the role of collaboration among different people in a community to prevent and solve community health issues.Mental Health: Day 5-6 (Planning an initiative). Conflict: Day 2 (Community accountability). Nutrition: Day 9-10 (School Lunch Advocacy). Alcohol: Day 4 (Safe community advocacy). Community Health: Day 4 (Public Health Systems).

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