Terrace Elementary Tiger

HEALTH

Water

Nutrition Education

Nutrition For Kids

Nutrition Lesson Plan

Nutrition Video

Nutrition Water Consumption at Terrace Elementary

Fitness

Children In Action

Fitness Video

Fitness Lesson Plan Form


Rock Climbing and Ninja Warrior Equipment Form


Terrace Elementary Fitness Club Form


Terrace Elementary Fitness Club Activity Form


Gardening

Intro to Gardening

Intro to Gardening Survey

Terrace Gardening Club

Gardening Activities for Kids

School Wellness Gardening Project

Gardening-Germination, Pollination

Gardening & Nutrition

Gardening Evaluation

Gardening Lesson Plan

Gardening with Kern Family Health Care at Terrace Elementary

Gardening Post Test


COMMITTEE

Proposal

Terrace elementary school wellness committee proposal for 2020-2021 school year


After careful observation of the current wellness program at Terrace, it is important to set a solid foundation for the future. We at Kern Family Health Care recommend that Terrace Elementary form a school wellness committee. This committee will ensure advocacy for continuation of this program.

Why is it important to have a wellness committee:

  • Your school can pioneer the development and review of wellness policies at the local and state level.
  • The committee can promote community and professional involvement.
  • You will be in a position to advocate policies for school health programs, leverage funding, and resources for clubs and school projects.
  • Members of the committee would evaluate efforts and provide feedback on nutrition education, physical activity, and staff wellness to the school and the school district.

Functions of the wellness committee:

  • Carry out health and wellness assessments.
  • Strengthen the current school wellness program.
  • Introduce policies that impact the overall wellbeing of students and staff.
  • Set goals for school wellness efforts.

Who can get involved with the committee:

  • 6 to 12 dedicated members.
  • School nurses, students, and parents.
  • Student wellness advocates like cafeteria staff, custodians, and maintenance workers.
  • Community partners such as local farmers, the Home Depot, Walmart, and other local businesses.
  • Others include the health department, local coalitions, parks and recreation, as well as local youth-serving organizations.

What qualifies participants:

  • Have a passion for kids' health and overall wellness.
  • Participating businesses should have a positive influence on youth.
  • Have the ability to delegate tasks to others effectively.

Committee meetings:

The committee will meet quarterly to construct a team, set goals for the school year, give updates on achievements, review action plans, identify solutions, as well as celebrate successes, and plan for the upcoming school year.

Instructions:

Please see attached wellness committee survey to share your input and make pledges for support.

Calendar

Program Update

RESOURCES

Helpful Links


Here you will find useful links and valuable resources used in school wellness programs in the state of California.
Wellness Policy
School Nutrition and Fitness
School Health Centers
CSBA Student Wellness Policy
UC CalFresh School Wellness Policy
CDE Local School Wellness Policy
Visit Healthier Generation
School Wellness Committee Toolkit

Sponsor

Volunteer

ABOUT US

Mission Statement

This Content is an extension of the Kern Family Health Care Grant programs and or Terrace Elementary Resource link.
The wellness Academy is a platform that grant recipients in our community can use to design a wellness program specific to their needs.
Kern Family is committed to delivering quality health care where it is needed most. We believe healthy students are the cornerstone of a healthy community.

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