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Coordinated School Health...The Real Reform (Powerpoint Presentation) by Pat Cooper, Ed.D., 2007 Coordinated School Health Conference
CDC
video: Encourages people to cough and sneeze according
to the infection control guidelines.
Empowering Youth
A manual for use in after school programs and classrooms
with youth
11-18 years old. It contains current nutrition and physical
activity
information to enhance leader knowledge; fun, hands-on activities
that
teach nutrition concepts; ideas to include nutrition education
and
physical activity into youth programs and events; resources
to help
youth develop a nutrition or physical activity related community project; tips, worksheets, handouts, discussion prompters
and more!
Grade-Level Expectations, Missouri Department
of Elementary and Secondary Education
Healthy
Children, Successful Students: How to Get Involved
Healthy Eating at Warsaw School District (Powerpoint Presentation) and Health Schools TV News Clip by Claudia Gott, 2007 Coordinated School Health Conference
LifeQuest Expedition: Program
Brochure 2005-2007 or website
Missouri
Missouri Center for Safe Schools - UMKC
The center provides training and certification for school district safety coordinators.
Missouri
School Health Profiles: 1994-2004
Missouri
Youth Risk Behavior Survey: 1995-2005
Missouri Eat Smart Nutrition Guidelines, PreK-12th, 2nd edition are now available to the public. These voluntary guidelines are tools to serve public and private schools wishing to further progress on the route to healthier foods and environments for our children, present and future. See executive summary.
Missouri
Families Eating Smart & Moving More
Missouri
Familias Comiendo Inteligente y Moviéndose Más
MOAHPERD
Health and Physical Education Survey: The purpose of this survey was to secure data
about health and physical education program practices including
scheduling, time allotment, electives, and opportunities
for non physical education activities, in Missouri schools.
- Summary
- Database
of survey responses (Microsoft Access)
Nutrition Essentials
Nutrition Essentials is a series of lessons that will help
you make
healthful eating and physical activity choices. It provides
several
tools which give you information you need to make educated
choices. Nutrition Essentials contains 5
posters:
Nutrition
Essentials also includes an interactive CD, NutritionDecision,
with games and nutrition education
information. Nutrition Essentials can be ordered
for Team Nutrition
Middle and High Schools.
Poison Prevention Lesson Plan: Students will learn about the problem of poisonings in the United States. The lesson and activities are geared to teach poison prevention. The discussion focuses on incidents that occur in the home and is appropriate in preparing students for preventing poisonings from happening.
Promoting
Healthy Weight in Missouri's Children
A Guide for Schools, Families and Communities
Promoting Mental Health in
Missouri’s Children
A Guide for Schools,
Families, and
Communities
Preventing
Obesity and Other Chronic Diseases
School
Employee Health & Fitness Celebration
School Fundraisers can be Fun and Profitable
School
Health Advisory Council Documents:
Taking the Fizz Out of Soda Contracts: A Guide to Community Action
SuccessLink: The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) and SuccessLink collaborate in an effort to disseminate the best practices from schools across Missouri. This project solicits, recognizes, disseminates, and promotes exemplary and innovative practices that have been developed and successfully implemented in Missouri.
Teen
Dating Violence Awareness and Prevention Week
The Link - Domestic Violence
The Link - Animal Abuse and Family Violence
ToxMystery: Features an animated game that helps elementary students learn about common household hazards. Students enter a house and go room to room, mousing over items, clicking on those that move, and answering questions. Lesson plans and parent resources are included. (National Library of Medicine)
Youth Sports Tooklit from CDC
To help
ensure the health and safety of young athletes, the Centers
for
Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in collaboration
with 26 leading
organizations, developed the new "Heads Up: Concussion
in Youth Sports" tool kit for youth
sports coaches, parents, and athletes. The tool kit offers
important information on preventing, recognizing, and responding
to a
concussion-a type of traumatic brain injury-to coaches,
parents, and
athletes involved in youth sports.
Toolkit contains:
- Fact sheet for coaches, parents, and athletes on concussion;
- Clipboard with concussion facts for coaches;
- Magnet with concussion facts for coaches and parents;
- Poster with concussion facts for coaches and sports
administrators; and
- Quiz for coaches, athletes, and parents to test their
concussion knowledge.
Order or download the The "Heads
Up: Concussion in Youth Sports" tool
kit free-of-charge.
Well Aware
The Department of Mental Health
and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
have partnered to develop a new
suicide prevention publication to inform Missouri school
leaders of the link between mental health and academics.
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