This page was created to spread awareness regarding activities and projects from the Hope Ambassadors to the Lake Minneola High School campus.
02/02/2024
Lake Minneola inducted another 23 students from the Hope Ambassador Club, into the You’re Not Alone program yesterday. We are proud to be part of a district that cares about student’s mental health and helping them find resources.
03/21/2023
02/25/2023
Lake Minneola High School trained another 27 students for the “You’re Not Alone”program this past Friday. These students spent an entire school day learning about youth mental health and how to help students on our campus find a trusted adult to help. Half of these students were Hope Ambassadors and the other half expressed an interest in the training. We are looking forward to training more 9th and 10th grade student next fall! Lake Minneola High
02/11/2023
We love our Fun Fridays on the hill!!!
02/04/2023
These girls have been there from the start. Video chatting, masks on, shy 9th graders and then picked up another rock star (gabby) along the way. Hope Ambassadors make such a difference at our school and I am thankful for the tribe we have become!
01/08/2023
First Fun Friday for the new year!!!
12/15/2022
The Hope Ambassador Club had a lot of fun promoting our club at Hawkidays and our s’mores fundraiser was a success!! Happy Holidays!!! 🌲 🎅 🔔
12/02/2022
It was another great a Fun Friday on the hill! Mama Hawk even joined in on the fun!!!
10/24/2022
It’s Red Ribbon Week!
Additional footage from today! Thank you Ambassadors for representing!
10/19/2022
Lake Minneola High School was selected as of 3 schools in the state of Florida to receive a presentation called The Facts, Your Future, due to our successfully piloting, and building the Hope Ambassador Club. We were honored to be chosen to host this assembly for our juniors as we had the opportunity to listen to some fantastic presenters including members from law enforcement, corrections, Miss Florida, our very own superintendent, along with some additional powerful speakers.
Our teens learned a lot of facts regarding drug use and abuse, and they also heard some very personal stories from our presenters who have had to live through situations that disrupted or claimed the lives of family members due to drugs. At one point our students were so engaged that you could actually hear a pin drop, and that says a lot since we have 500 or so juniors.
I’d say today was a successful day!
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