Get Involved

In order to raise cancer awareness, the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF) is challenging advocates, educators, parents and others to get students involved in the fight against cancer. The following resources explain LIVESTRONG at School and many of the engaging ways classrooms across the country can get involved.

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Download QuickTime to view videos. Videos will function most effectively if you download the videos directly onto your desktop. You can then set them up directly on the computer for viewing by the students or burn them to a DVD to show on a TV in class.

Intro video from Lance Armstrong: Lance explains what the LIVESTRONG at School program is all about.

LIVESTRONG at School postcard: download and print this postcard to distribute to educators, parents and others to inform them about LIVESTRONG at School.

LIVESTRONG at School overview presentation: use this PowerPoint presentation to explain how the LIVESTRONG at School curriculum was developed, how it’s structured and what students will learn.

LIVESTRONG at School parent/guardian letter: use this letter to inform parents or guardians at your school about the LIVESTRONG at School curriculum.

LIVESTRONG at School constituent letter: primarily for educators, this letter explains how the LIVESTRONG at School curriculum was designed, what it includes and testimonials.

LIVESTRONG at School newsletter article: use this article to explain what the LIVESTRONG at School curriculum is in PTA, parent or other school newsletters.

Get Involved Booklet: learn about the many ways you can get involved and participate in cancer awareness activities.