DHS students engage in Reality U simulation exploring life challenges

April 28, 2025 | Derby, Sedgwick County, Kansas


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DHS students engage in Reality U simulation exploring life challenges
During a recent meeting of the Derby School Board, members discussed the impactful Reality U simulation held at Derby High School (DHS), which provided students with a hands-on experience of adult responsibilities. This engaging program allows students to navigate various life scenarios, including managing finances and parenting, as they interact with different stations set up to mimic real-life challenges.

Participants in the simulation are tasked with purchasing insurance and caring for a simulated crying baby, offering them a glimpse into the complexities of adulthood. This experiential learning opportunity aims to equip students with essential life skills and foster a deeper understanding of the responsibilities they will face in the future.

The board emphasized the importance of such programs in preparing students for life beyond school, highlighting the positive feedback received from both students and educators. As Derby continues to prioritize practical education, initiatives like Reality U are expected to play a crucial role in shaping well-rounded, responsible citizens.

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