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Hueneme Students and staff recieve their award in the form of a large check. © Tiffany Israel/OUHSD
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- Hueneme principal Oscar Hernandez accepts a Certificate of Recognition from Port Hueneme mayor Sylvia Muñoz Schnopp on behalf Hueneme students, to whom he proclaims “This is you, this is all yours!” © Tiffany Israel/OUHSD
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- © Tiffany Israel/OUHSD
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- © Tiffany Israel/OUHSD
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- Hueneme Students and staff recieve their award in the form of a large check. © Tiffany Israel/OUHSD
Three Oxnard schools have been named front-runners in a statewide fitness competition organized by the Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.
McAuliffe, Fremont Intermediate and Hueneme High made the list of 30 schools throughout California selected for the award. They will receive $1,000 each.
The competition is for K-12 schools in California. Students try to be active 30 to 60 minutes a day at least three times a week, for a month. Front-runner awards go to schools that record the most “active days” by Jan. 31.
Schools also compete for three grand prizes — fitness activity centers — and 11 regional awards of $5,000 for exercise equipment.
For more information, visit www.calgovcouncil.org/challenge.
Article reprinted with permission of the VC Star
