Soccer vs children obesity
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The document proposes creating a soccer program at Edgemont Elementary School to address children's obesity by outlining the consequences of obesity, benefits of soccer including improved health, academics, and self-confidence, and a strategy of a daily soccer team with activities and competitions to be funded through donations, fundraisers, and sponsorships with the goals of instilling discipline, teamwork, health, academic improvement, and future educational opportunities.
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