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Michelle Porcelli to Speak at Lone Peak on Nov. 4

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Michelle Porcelli to Speak at Lone Peak on Nov. 4
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In a statement published October 23, Lone Peak High School announced a special evening featuring TEDx speaker and educator Michelle Porcelli. The event will focus on teen stress, confidence, and family connection on Nov. 4.

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  • Michelle Porcelli will speak on Nov. 4 at 6:30 PM regarding teen stress and family connections.
  • The event will take place at the Lone Peak High School Commons and Auditorium.
  • A Community and Connection Fair will be held featuring local service providers and a service project.
  • The event will include free hot chocolate and cinnamon rolls.

Lone Peak High School will host educator and TEDx speaker Michelle Porcelli for an evening dedicated to teen stress, confidence, and family connection on Nov. 4, according to an October 23 statement from the school.

The event is scheduled for Nov. 4 at 6:30 PM at the Lone Peak High School Commons and Auditorium. Porcelli, who holds degrees in Education and School Counseling from BYU, has 23 years of experience as a certified teacher and 10 years as a school counselor. Her professional background includes authoring courses for BYU Independent Study, presenting for the EFY program, and leading corporate resilience trainings.

The evening will feature a Community and Connection Fair. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet local service providers, participate in a service project, explore resources, and build community support. The school will also provide free hot chocolate and cinnamon rolls during the event.

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