Students learn why and when to apologize, as well as, what to do when you have been hurt.

Students learn about what a detox diet is, what teens need to look out for when it comes to detox diets, and the benefits of eating right.

Students learn what steroids are, as well as, the dangers and risks involved with taking steroids.

Students learn about how to be more assertive, the problems with being too passive, and the trouble with being too aggressive.

Students learn infomation on the causes of asthma flare-ups and how you can predict a flare-up.

Students learn about asthma triggers including dealing with dust mites, how to minimize mold, and how to deal with insects and animals.

Students learn information on how to reduce it, reuse it, recycle it and enjoy it, as well as, a quiz to test their knowledge on how to be green. What does it mean to be green? "Green" is more than just a color. It also means taking special steps to protect the environment; the water, the land, and the air we breathe. Why green? Plants are green, and without them the Earth wouldn't be such a lovely home for us human beings.

Students learn information on how helping others can help them grow as individuals. Volunteering means spending some of your free time helping others. You may volunteer to help other people, such as the families who lost their homes after a natural disaster. But you can also volunteer to protect animals, the environment, or any other cause that you care about.

Students learn information on using the kitchen safely including having adult assistance and keeping germs out of the food.

Students learn what binge drinking is, why people drink, and the risks of binge drinking.

Students learn what binge eating is and what causes it, as well as, how it is different from other eating disorders, signs of binge eating, and how to get help.During our teens, the body demands extra nutrients to support growth of muscle and bone. So if you go through phases where you feel like eating more sometimes, that's usually why. But binge eating is different from normal appetite increases or overeating over the holidays. People with a binge eating problem eat unusually large amounts of food on a regular basis. They often eat quickly, do other things while they eat (like watch TV or do homework), and don't stop when they're full.

Students learn about Body Mass Index and helps students calculate their own BMI. One of the biggest questions guys and girls have as they grow and develop is whether they're the right weight. One place to start is by learning about body mass index, or BMI, a calculation that estimates how much body fat a person has based on his or her weight and height.

Students will learn about all the changes that a boy goes through during puberty including confusion about girls, muscles, and body hair.

Students will learn the importance of wearing a bike helmet by creating a design for a bike helmet.

Bullying affects millions of students. Teens are bullied physically, verbally, socially, emotionally, or even sexually, every day. Bullying can get extreme during the high school years, especially with the technology available to students.

Students learn all the benefits of calcium for teens.You probably heard "drink your milk" all the time from your parents when you were a kid, and you knew it was good for you. But now you may opt for sodas or sports drinks, and other than adding a splash to your morning Wheaties, you don't give much thought to milk. But your parents were right to make you drink milk when you were little. It's loaded with calcium, a mineral vital for building strong bones and teeth.

Students learn about asthma and athletes, which sports are best when you have asthma, and what precautions should be taken.