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Posted on 05/23/2017 by ODNC

St. Paul Elementary School was recognized for an updated wellness policy, great nutrition and physical activity. The school works with national wellness programs and enjoys strong support from the superintendent and local community.

St. Paul Elementary Oregon School Wellness Award 2017

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