Jean Foster, Regional School Health Coordinator

Make prevention easy with the Michigan Model for Health! Students explore opioids, vaping, marijuana, alcohol, and safe medicine use through age-appropriate lessons. They learn the effects of substances and practice healthy decision-making. Try it free today!

Peer and social relationship skills are built into the Michigan Model for Health K-12 curriculum with practice on clear communication, cooperation, conflict resolution, and social awareness.

Updates, new tools, and system improvements are easier to manage with the Michigan Model for Health Notification Center. The bell icon helps educators quickly view, save, or clear alerts, while teacher feedback shaped a smoother way to revisit past notices and stay connected.

Curious whether Michigan Model for Health is the right fit for your classroom? Start with a free teacher trial and explore the lessons, activities, and resources before making a commitment. Explore a Free Trial!

Health education is stronger when teachers share what works. Tag a colleague who cares about student wellness, prevention education, and helping students build healthier habits.

Through Michigan Model for Health, students build practical life skills like self-discipline, problem solving, goal setting, and responsible decision-making, helping them develop positive behaviors with confidence.

Social-emotional learning and health education work best together. Michigan Model for Health helps students build real-world skills in communication, emotional management, and decision-making. Ask for a demo:

Teach drug prevention with confidence! The Michigan Model for Health guides students through opioids, vaping, marijuana, alcohol, and safe medicine use. Lessons build knowledge and skills so students can make healthy choices every day.

Students learn information about the various drugs and their impact on the human body in the K-12th grade Michigan Model for Health education curriculum. They add to that knowledge by how they are influenced to try or avoid drugs and the skills to achieve a drug‐free lifestyle.

Teachers, give your students the skills to make healthy choices with the Michigan Model for Health. Our K-12 curriculum teaches drug prevention at age-appropriate levels. Young students learn to take medicine safely from trusted adults.

The Michigan Model for Health K-12 curriculum uses research-backed teaching practices such as skill-based learning, age-appropriate instruction, active participation, reflection, and ongoing skill reinforcement to build lasting health knowledge and skills. Try MMH today!

Families are connected when teaching the Michigan Model for Health K-12 curriculum in classrooms which includes resource sheets and at-home engagement opportunities to reinforce supportive, caring relationships.

Curious if Michigan Model for Health is right for your students. A free teacher trial lets you explore lessons, activities and resources before committing. Explore a Free Trial!

Health education makes a difference when it is shared. Tag a colleague who cares about student wellness and strong prevention education.