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Advancing School Health: Best Practices Interdisciplinary Program

Join us on August 3-4, 2016, for the Interdisciplinary Program on School Health, advancing quality and sustainability. This event is supported by the University of Maryland School of Medicine, The Center for School Mental Health, and more. Learn about relevant state policies, resources, and action plans. Key areas include somatic and behavioral health services, communication of best practices, and school-based wellness. Get involved with the Maryland State School Health Council and help improve school health initiatives!

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Advancing School Health: Best Practices Interdisciplinary Program

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  1. SCHOOL HEALTH INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM BEST PRACTICES IN SCHOOL HEALTH: ADVANCING QUALITY AND SUSTAINABILITY AUGUST 3 – 4 2016

  2. SUPPORT PROVIDED BY: University of Maryland School of Medicine The Center for School Mental Health Maryland Department of Health & Mental Hygiene Maryland State Department of Education Maryland Department of Human Resources Maryland Department of Juvenile Services Maryland State School Health Council And YOU

  3. Maryland State School Health Council • Advisory Council to State Superintendent of Schools, Department of Education MSDE and Secretary of the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene DHMH • Provide local school health councils with summaries of health issues. technical assistance, resources, and improved coordination and communication of effort

  4. Maryland State School Health Council 2016-2017 • Chairperson: Alan M. Lake, MD • Past-Chairs: Cheryl De Pinto MD Alicia Mezu • Treasurer: Joseph Leake • Secretary: Chris Hersl Stu Eidel, Erin Penniston, Sally Nazelrod, MichealineFedder, Lea Jaspers, Deborah Grinnage-Pulley

  5. MSSHC: Enhanced Website • msshc.wordpress.com • Officers and Contact information • Relevant State Policies and Procedures • Resources • Action Plans • Directory of Local Council contacts • Priorities: • Somatic and Behavioral Health Services • Communication of best practices • School based wellness and accountability

  6. MSSHC Survey of Need • 20 of 24 Local School Health Councils • Areas of need: • Need for annual review with superintendent of county/city schools and director of Health Department only 6/20 • Support of Principals and Local Board • Reinvigorate councils • Identify and rectify inconsistent policies

  7. MSSHC: Survey: “Core” Local Council Members • Designated Administrator from Board • Local Department of Health • School Health Services Coordinator, Health Education, Physical Education, Mental Health, Nutrition, School Wellness, Parent/PTA, Staff Wellness, Facilities, Curriculum, Community Organizations, Recs/Parks • Frequency and Productivity of meetings

  8. MSSHC Survey: Noted Needs • Consistent Action Plans • Diabetes, Asthma, Food Allergy • Civil Rights for Chronic Disease • School Nutrition, Physical Activity • Concussion, Return to Play • Reduce absenteeism • Template for Bylaws • Mental Health Issues • Hot Topics: Opioids, Vaping, HPV

  9. MSSHC: Agenda for 2016 • Meet with local councils to listen and address concerns and provide technical assistance in collaboration with other state agencies: ? Regional • Improve multiple options of communication • Provide updates on health issues and options for school-based initiatives

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