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Coordinated School Health Plan |
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North Dakota is one of 22 states to have received a highly competitive 5 year grant to implement coordinated school health throughout the state and identify best practice and policy to assure student health and academic success. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has strict criteria to ensure appropriate fiscal accountability and goal implementation; to date, North Dakota has met all standards and criteria for the grant program. |
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North Dakota Coordinated School Health Success Stories |
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North Dakota Coordinated School Health Blueprint |
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A grant goal included the development of a Blueprint which will address how the state level partners will work together, and with local stakeholder groups to design and implement a model of coordinated school health. A Blueprint will address the issues, intervention and impact; in addition, partners will be identified who also have a vested interest and responsibilities in student and school health. |
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North Dakota Coordinated School Health Resource Guide |
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The CSH Resource Guide is a simple “how to” booklet designed to easily identify the necessary steps in creating and sustaining coordinated school health in any district. |
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Tools for Schools to Support Students’ Health and Learning |
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Schools play a critical role in addressing the physical, emotional, social, and environmental factors related to health and well-being that can affect learning. Adopting effective policies and practices to attend to these factors helps position students for success in school and throughout their lifetimes. A coordinated approach addresses health issues applying systemic processes in collaboration with school, family, and community partners. The National School Boards Association and the American School Health Association, with ASHA’s Council for Administrative Support for School Health, have developed parallel documents: |
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