RAHS promotes safe relationships

By Jonathen Hart and Ayden Stacey|February 5, 2020

IMAGE / Ayden Stacey
The RAHS clinic promotes safe relationships with a lunchroom display educating students on relationship violence Tuesday, Feb. 3. The display will be featured every Tuesday in February.

IMAGE / Jonathen Hart
Mrs. Stephanie Wambold (left) and Ms. Andrea Rossi, who work in the RAHS clinic, educated students on teen relationship violence during lunches Tuesday, Feb. 4.

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