“When students play sports, some of them sit out, because they’re not good at the sport. But when Fit Kids starts, everybody participates and is integrated into one activity, where all the students are learning something new. Even the shy, introverted students have the most fun because they’re part of something. Socially and emotionally, Fit Kids helps the students who normally are not good at sports. The kids can just be themselves, doing these activities. A lot of the students we work with are from low-income communities and working families, so when they go home, there’s a lot of things going on. With Fit Kids, it’s a way for them to just kind of escape.”