Shared Toolkit
Package the website, lesson plan, and worksheet as a simple toolkit that other schools can use with small local changes.
Continue Next Year
This project can continue next year as a student-led awareness project. Next year’s students can reuse the same website, update lesson materials, and add new examples based on what younger students found most helpful.
Teachers can keep the monthly video structure and the pre/post quiz, so progress can be measured each year in a clear and consistent way.
Expand to Other Schools
District Collaboration
Present the project to school counselors, nurses, and district leaders so more campuses can teach empathy and accurate skin health facts.
Peer Presentations
Student leaders can visit nearby schools to share what worked and model respectful, evidence-based health education.
Translation and Access
Add versions in more languages and provide printable copies so families and classrooms can access the content in different ways.
Maintained by Other Students
Student Team Roles
- Content Lead: updates facts and language.
- Design Lead: keeps pages clear and kid-friendly.
- Data Lead: reviews anonymous quiz trend results.
Yearly Handoff
- Save a short guide for next student team.
- Record what improved understanding most.
- List pages that need updates each semester.
Quality Check
- Verify facts with trusted organizations.
- Keep language age-appropriate.
- Review accessibility and mobile layout.
Simple Action Plan
- Recruit next year’s student leadership team by spring.
- Review quiz trends and teacher feedback in summer.
- Update videos and resources before fall semester starts.
- Share the project with at least one new school each year.