Governor Jon S. Corzine addressed high school students from the Toms River Schools on the importance of eating healthy and the dangers associated with tobacco use. The assembly was part of a statewide initiative to help young people be more healthy and lead an active lifestyle. Specifically, the initiative focuses on preventing obesity in young people and warning about the dangers of secondhand smoke.

Commissioner of Education Lucille Davy opened the assembly by addressing students and welcoming guests.	Commissioner of Health Dr. Fred Jacobs presented a slide show about the dangers of obesity and secondhand smoke.
Students learned about what choices they should make in order to lead a healthy lifestyle.	Asst. Superintendent Frank Roselli and honored guests listened to the presentation.
Governor Jon S. Corzine spoke to students about the importance of exercise and the dangers of tobacco use.	Superintendent of Schools Michael J. Ritacco greeted Governor Corzine and Secretary of Agriculture Charles Kuperus.
Superintendent Ritacco explained to Governor Corzine what the Toms River School District is doing to help students stay healthy.

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