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A partnership between the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Wisconsin Department of Public
Instruction and Wisconsin Department of Health Services
Funder background Priority Districts & Roll Call Overview: Promoting Physical Activity &
Nutrition and Chronic Disease Management Overview: Preventing HIV/STD’s, Teen
Pregnancy and Creating Safe School Environments
Next Steps
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Presentation is being recorded and will be available on the DPI website by 2/10/2014
National Center for HIV/AIDS and STD Prevention- Division of Adolescent and School Health
National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP)- Division of Population Health- School Health Team
To improve adolescent health through coordinated approaches to school-based HIV/STD and pregnancy prevention education and creating safe and supportive learning environments.
To prevent and reduce the risk factors associated with childhood obesity, while implementing strategies to improve management and care of students with chronic health conditions.
Chosen based on data and readiness Leveraging state and local
partnerships/programs◦ Safe and Supportive Schools (S3)◦ Personal Responsibility Education Program (PREP)◦ 21st Century Community Learning Center Programs
(CLC)◦ Teen Parent (InSPIRE)◦ Safe Schools, Healthy Students (SS/HS)
Superior
Menomonie Area
Madison
Green Bay
Janesville
Beloit
Racine
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Darien-Delevan
Wisconsin Dells
Lodi
Kiel
North Fond du Lac
Crandon
WausauMenominee Indian
AppletonNeenah
Submit signed MOU◦ Deadline February 17th
Submit lead contacts form◦ Deadline February 17th
Adolescent Health Symposium◦ Madison February 13-14
Complete School Health Profiles Survey◦ Currently in the field
Youth Risk Behavior Survey- 2013 data will be released soon!
School Health Profiles- In the field!
Local Data Related to Physical Activity and Nutrition
Chronic disease cluster- Questions specific to eating habits and physical activity. 6 questions.
Local Data Related to Sexual Health and Safe Schools clusters
Safe Schools and STD prevention cluster- combination of the Safe and Supportive Schools survey and sexual behavior questions. 49 questions
Contact Emily Holder at 608-267-9170 to discuss survey options.
Addressing healthy eating and physical activity, and management of students with chronic
health care needs.
Due February 18th
Active Schools Core 4+ ◦ Active Physical Education PE minutes◦ Active Classrooms◦ Active Recess/Open Gym◦ Active Before and After School◦ +Family and Community Physical Activity
Active Schools: Core 4+Wisconsin Physical Education and Physical Activity | Student Services / Prevention and Wellness
Nutrition ◦ DPI School Wellness Policy Toolkit – Wisconsin Wellness: Putting
Policy Into Practice (coming this spring)◦ National Food Service Management Institute –
Resource to Sustain and Strengthen Local Wellness Initiatives ◦ CDC – School Health Guidelines to Promote Healthy Eating and
Physical Activity
School Health Advisory Committee◦ Develop and maintain
Physical Education: K-12 alignment to DPI WI state Standards (NASPE) recommended◦ Written course of study
Nutrition Education recommended◦ Wisconsin Model Academic Standards for Nutrition◦ A Guide to Planning Curriculum in Nutrition (hard
copies available by request)◦ Nutritious, Delicious, Wisconsin: Connecting Nutrition
Education and Local Foods◦ Teaching Nutrition Through Family and Consumer
Sciences: A Curriculum Guide for Middle Schools◦ USDA Team Nutrition Resources
School Nursing (Health Care Provider)◦ Professional Development on chronic disease
management◦ Webinars with experts in field◦ Individualized consultation◦ Availability of focused resources
Nutrition: DPI Team Nutrition◦ District consultation
School Wellness Toolkit – DPI spring release
Active Schools: Core 4+ ◦ Adolescent Health Symposium (February 13-14)◦ Best Practices (July 22-24)
Interviews with School health Care Providers (School Nurses)◦ Current practice related to emergency and health
care plans◦ Current data collection systems◦ Prevalence of asthma, allergies/anaphylaxis,
seizure disorders, diabetes, and obesity◦ Professional development needs
Annual DPI School Health Services Report (Nursing)
Increased student knowledge and skills to prevent HIV/STD and pregnancy.
Improved student attitudes and norms in support of HIV/STD and pregnancy prevention.
Improved student access to youth-friendly sexual health services.
Improved student connectedness to school and supportive adults.
Improved student attendance and achievement.
TP3A state level
Advisory Council
Policy collection Identification of technical
assistance/resource needs Discussion of the Learning Collaborative
◦ Safe Schools for LGBT Youth In person or by phone
◦ InSPIRE funded districts in-person◦ Other 5 districts-discuss with your project
consultant
Return MOU (required) Complete Profiles surveys (required) Online YRBS for Local Data Schedule your site visit
Emily’s DistrictsMadisonMilwaukeeGreen BayMenomonie AreaFond du LacNeenahAppleton
Lori’s DistrictsBeloitRacineMenominee IndianJanesvilleSuperiorWausauCrandonDelavan-Darien
**Sites in blue are also InSPIRE-Teen Parent
Freddi Adelson608-267-9244
freddi.adelson@dpi.wi.gov
Eileen Hare608-267-9234
eileen.Hare@dpi.wi.gov
Emily Holder608-267-9170
emily.holder@dpi.wi.gov
Lori Stern608-264-9550
lori.stern@dpi.wi.gov
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