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How can schools promote a healthy lifestyle?
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School fitness: They can emphasize physical fitness built into curriculum. They can organize/host afterschool fitness programs such as sports, club teams, yoga classes, etc. They can offer more whole-food, organic choices for meals. They can remove all sodas and junk food from vending machines.
Answered 12/6/2017
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