Wellness Program
In 2004, a law was passed that requires school districts to establish a local school wellness policy by the beginning of the 2006/2007 school year. This law recognizes the critical role that schools must play in helping to raise healthy kids. The policy requires school districts to:
- Create nutrition guidelines for all food sold on campus during the day, in efforts to promote health and reduce childhood obesity.
- Create goals for nutrition education and physical activity that promote student wellness.
- Create a plan for ensuring the policy is implemented.
- Include parents, students, school food service staff, school administrators, school board members, and public in creating the school wellness policy.
Student Wellness Policy Brief (pdf) prepared by the Superintendent’s Nutrition Advisory Council (August 22, 2006)
Wellness Board Policy (BP 6142) (pdf)
Local Wellness Policy: What Parents Should Know (pdf) (in Spanish)
Nutrition
Ideas for Healthy Fundraising Alternatives for Schools, Sports and Clubs (pdf) (in Spanish)
Alternatives to Food as a Reward (pdf) (in Spanish)
Healthy Classroom Celebrations (pdf) (in Spanish)
Compliant Foods - Elementary Schools (pdf) (in Spanish)
Compliant Foods - Middle and High Schools (pdf) (in Spanish)
Health Education
Information coming soon
Physical Activity
Information coming soon


