Students enrolled at George Mason High School and Mary Ellen Henderson Middle School are invited to take part in a video contest as part of “Building a Healthier You,” sponsored by Falls Church City Public Schools Food Services.
Students have until Jan. 26 to submit a video to fccpscontest@gmail.com on the importance of living a healthy life in the style of a TV advertisement. For more information, contact Richard Kane, GMHS food services coordinator, at kaner@fccps.org.
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