The City and School District Announced Partnership with Local Planet Fitnesss Ahead of High School Summer Pass Program for Teens

Philadelphia, PALocal News

The City of Philadelphia and the School District have partnered with local Planet Fitness gyms to launch a Summer Pass Program for high school students. This initiative will grant teens access to gym facilities over the summer months, promoting fitness and healthy lifestyle choices. "This initiative supports our commitment to youth health and wellness," said a spokesperson from the Office of Children and Families. The program aims to increase physical activity among teenagers, addressing concerns about youth health in the community. Local officials anticipate that this partnership will significantly benefit the community's youth by providing them with resources to stay active.

The Summer Pass Program is set to begin in June 2025, coinciding with school breaks. Additionally, the initiative aligns with the city's broader goals of enhancing youth engagement in health-related activities. Officials will monitor the program's effectiveness and potential for expansion in future years.

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