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Addressing Health Related Barriers to Learning

Addressing Health Related Barriers to Learning. OSPI Counseling Summer Institute June 27, 2013. Learning Objectives Participants will be able to:. Describe the connection between health risk behaviors and academic achievement.

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Addressing Health Related Barriers to Learning

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  1. Addressing Health Related Barriers to Learning OSPI Counseling Summer Institute June 27, 2013

  2. Learning Objectives Participants will be able to: • Describe the connection between health risk behaviors and academic achievement. • Increase awareness of tools to support school and district health efforts. • Identify opportunities, resources, and next steps to address health related barriers to learning.

  3. Discussion Introduce yourself to the person next to you. • Share a key health issue faced by students in your community that impacts learning. • Share a strategy used in your school to support health and wellness.

  4. Key Findings of the Report • Health and education are linked • Every health risk can affect academic success • Interventions can narrow disparities • Health interventions can improve learning and health Research Review: School-based Health Interventions and Academic Achievement

  5. Healthy Students Learn Better

  6. Every Health Risk Makes a Difference

  7. Race/Ethnicity and Achievement

  8. Relationship of Resources and Reach Fewer resources More resources Universal reach Selective reach

  9. Effective School-based Interventions • Social / emotional skill building • Parent/ teacher communication skills • Increased physical activity • School breakfast programs • Chronic disease management • School-based health centers • Handwashing

  10. A Coordinated Approach – School Health Advisory Council

  11. WA State Coordinated School Health Model

  12. Key Ingredients for Success • Convene a health committee • Conduct an assessment / Review data • Develop / Implement a plan • Evaluate results / Continuously improve • Create policies to support school health • Identify sufficient resources to succeed

  13. Tools to Assess School Health School Level – School Health Index http://www.cdc.gov/healthyyouth/shi/ District Level – Healthy Schools Report Card http://www.healthyschoolcommunities.org/hsrc/pages/reportcard/index.aspx

  14. Resources to Support School Health Funding Tools and Resources http://healthyschools.ospi.k12.wa.us/waschool/data_tools/funding.html GRANT FINDING TOOLS The following tools maintain a current list of state and national funding opportunities available to support school health. Health In Schools Grant Finder - A tool from the Center for Health and Health Care in Schools which identifies multiple grants currently available to support elements of Coordinated School Health. Health in Schools Grant Finder -Grants with Rolling Deadlines - A second grant finding tool from the Center for Health and Health Care in Schools to identify school health grants with rolling deadlines. WA Grant Finder A tool from SPARX thathelps identify state-specific grants for your Physical Education, After school, Early childhood or Coordinated School Health program. Grants can be used for curriculum, teacher training, or equipment.  Simply select Washington and it will list all current, related grants available in the data base.

  15. Sarah Butzine Student Support Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) Sarah.butzine@k12.wa.us 360-725-6039

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