“It’s important that we all take an active role in our health, and we can start doing something as simple as walking,” Loomis said.īefore the kids could stampede toward the quarter-mile course, coordinators first announced the prizes. Students will lace up their running shoes until the last week of school, when the top three classes are rewarded. Generally, participants run three times per week and twice a day during recess. This is the first year for the district-wide Mileage Club to take place at Whitehills Elementary.
Other guests included Superintendent David Chapin, City Manager Ted Staton, ELHS track and field coaches and members of the track and field team. The air buzzed as Bell told the group about the importance of fitness and maintaining high academics.
East Lansing Mayor Victor Loomis addresses the Mileage ClubĮager to begin the first lap, kids sat by the playground and huddled in awe around Klarissa Bell, Miss Basketball 2010 and senior at East Lansing High School.
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