Peer Helpers
What is Peer Helpers?
We are an application-based club that aims to provide support, guidance, and a sense of community among students.
What do Peer Helpers do?
Peer Helpers provide assistance to students in various ways, including emotional support, academic guidance, conflict resolution, and promoting positive well-being. Peer Helpers are all about building a unified school community and creating an atmosphere where everyone feels a part of something bigger than themselves. This past school year, we created a school-wide campaign called Healthy Habits where we provided students with different activities during Refuel to help replace unhealthy habits with healthier ones including movement, helping others, and listening to music. We also hosted PATH Lunch n Learns each month to provide students with community and learning opportunities on various subjects such as school safety, mental health, social media, and more!
Applications for Peer Helper open at the beginning of each school year. The application window for the 2026–2027 school year has now closed, and applications will not reopen until the next school year.
For additional questions about Peer Helpers, please contact the club sponsor(s) directly.
Sponsors: Mrs. Haines / Ms. Moorer
Emails: hlhaines@madisoncity.k12.al.us
jkmoorer@madisoncity.k12.al.us
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What is Peer Helpers?
We are an application-based club that aims to provide support, guidance, and a sense of community among students.
What do Peer Helpers do?
Peer Helpers provide assistance to students in various ways, including emotional support, academic guidance, conflict resolution, and promoting positive well-being. Peer Helpers are all about building a unified school community and creating an atmosphere where everyone feels a part of something bigger than themselves. This past school year, we created a school-wide campaign called Healthy Habits where we provided students with different activities during Refuel to help replace unhealthy habits with healthier ones including movement, helping others, and listening to music. We also hosted PATH Lunch n Learns each month to provide students with community and learning opportunities on various subjects such as school safety, mental health, social media, and more!
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Applications for Peer Helper open at the beginning of each school year. The application window for the 2026–2027 school year has now closed, and applications will not reopen until the next school year.
For additional questions about Peer Helpers, please contact the club sponsor(s) directly.
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Sponsors: Mrs. Haines / Ms. Moorer
Emails: hlhaines@madisoncity.k12.al.us
jkmoorer@madisoncity.k12.al.us