Skyline High School community takes part in suicide prevention walk
It was a positive message for students at Skyline High School on Friday morning -- this comes after too many students in the East Valley have died by suicide. FOX 10's Anita Roman reports.
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Skyline High School community takes part in suicide prevention walk
Friends and family will be walking from Skyline Park to Skyline High School in Mesa with positive messages to support youth and bring awareness to suicide prevention.
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