

Teacher Feedback
" Your presentation did an excellent job maintaining the seriousness and importance of the subject matter while still creating a comfortable and supportive learning environment. I especially appreciated how you used the correct terminology without making students feel embarrassed or uncomfortable.
I also loved the level of detail you provided about the menstrual cycle. It really helped students better understand their bodies and encouraged self-advocacy by paying attention to how they feel physically and emotionally. Explaining why they may feel certain ways during different phases of their cycle, along with practical self-care reminders - like recognizing when their body needs more rest or sleep - made the information relatable, empowering, and useful in everyday life.
I am so PROUD of all the presenters-it was very informative, respectful, and genuinely supportive of students' well-being. Love having you all!"
- Mrs. Sheila Petty, 9th grade health science educator at Will C. Wood High School
Student Feedback
Out of 111 high school students, our presentations received an average of...
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4.2/5 for engagement and interest
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4.5/5 for feeling more informed about women's health
Here's what they said...
“I liked how informative it was and it was really interesting to learn about this subject that really isn't taught about.”
“It informed me on things I didn’t know even about myself.”
“I liked being acknowledged and feel like a period is normal.”
“I liked how engaging and informative the slides were. You guys presented this topic very well and professional[ly].”
“The Kahoot made me more informed and it was fun to answer questions.”
“I like how they gave us a chance to guess what things were and how they explained things in a simple yet informing way.”
“I liked all of your guys’ energy and the way you guys went into depth with your explanations.”
“It was simple and easy to understand, visuals were good.”
“I liked that everything was explained thoroughly and they answered any questions.”
“[I like] how talkative and open they were about it.”
“I like how even though it was about women’s health, they also included some men without straying away from the main topic.”
“I liked that I actually understood the topic. I also liked that they were kind and projected their voices.”