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Health Focus—Revive Your Resolutions .................................2

Get the Scoop on All Things Go365

Our Most Engaged Sites ..............................................................3

Welcome to Our New Champions ..........................................4

Platinum Spotlight—Dina Wyatt .............................................6

Newest Platinum Members—Is your name on the list this month? .................................................................7

Platinum $100 Gift Card Winner ...............................................7

Sign Up for the HCPS We Climb Together Challenge ......8

AUGUST 2019

Welcome back! It’s a new school year with a lot to look forward to, including our ongoing quest for improved wellbeing. Even though there’s a lot to do, be sure your health remains a top priority. Get the new semester off to a healthy start with the HCPS We Climb Together Challenge. If you need some added encouragement, reach out to your local Wellbeing4U Champion,

and remember to thank them for all they do. Our

2019–20 Wellbeing4U Champions are 218 members strong and growing (see page 4)!

HCPS Worksites Get W4U ............................................................8

Your EAP—Aetna Resources for Living .......................................9

Healthy Recipe—Inside Out Turkey Cheeseburgers....... 10

Benefits Events Calendar—On your IDEAS Desktop click the Employee Benefits icon to access the calendar and healthy events taking place across the District.

On-Site Biometric Screenings—Click the Employee Benefits icon on IDEAS for the Benefits Events Calendar.

Tampa Bay Mobile Mammography—Register and review guidelines.

Volume 4, Issue 6

Upcoming EventsNew Challenge: Get the new school year started off healthy with the We Climb Together Challenge!See page 8

Planning a Family? Maximize Your Benefits Course #: 91649 Earn 35 Go365 Points! September 5 5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. ISC Room 102 See flyer

HCPS Wellbeing CONNEC TION

B E E M P O W E R E D . L I V E I N S P I R E D !

In This Issue

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Revive Your ResolutionsAugust Is the New JanuaryDo you remember those New Year’s resolutions you made January 1? If the answer is no, you’re not alone. Forbes reports that only 8% of us actually achieve our resolutions. As the new school year begins this month, we challenge you to rethink where you want your health to be by the end of 2019. Take these steps to get on track:

Make your goals specific. Want to get in shape or lose weight? What does that really mean to you? Does it mean you want to walk or run on the HCPS 90x20 Gasparilla 5K team and finish in a certain amount of time? Maybe you have a weight goal in mind. List several specific goals you want to achieve by December 31.

Tell someone else. An accountability partner can give you the social support you need. Tell them your goals and how they can help.

Create a calendar instead of just making lists. If your goal is to exercise more, put daily activities on your calendar, keeping it realistic to fit into your busy day. Want to save a certain amount of money? Schedule a “budget diet” with days on which no spending is allowed.

Make small changes. Identify things you can do each day to move a step closer to your goals.

Get rewarded for your health achievements through Go365. You can immediately upgrade your status by registering and activating your account, taking the Health Assessment, and connecting a device or app. Then explore all the other ways you can be rewarded for your healthy choices. Ask your Wellbeing4U Champion for more tips.

Go365: Your FREE

Personalized Wellbeing

and Rewards Program

When it comes to health and wellness, you have your own approach—one that works for you. Go365 makes it easier to get moving along your path with more ways to start, more activities to unlock, and more ways to rack up rewards.

Go365 connects you to all the tools and resources you need to get there. Tracking your activity is a breeze—just connect your compatible apps or fitness devices and earn Points for all your healthy activities.

Log in to your account on go365.com or via the Go365 app today and get moving on your journey!

See flyer for more information.

Get Ready for the Benefits and Health FairSeptember 28 from 9 a.m. to noon at Jefferson High Annual Enrollment for your 2020 Employee Benefits will be held September 24 – October 3, 2019. Be sure to attend the Benefits and Health Fair to speak to the experts and participate in screenings.

In the meantime, be sure to register and activate your Go365 account for your chance to win a $100 Visa gift card at the fair! When you attend the fair, show us your Go365 Status. The higher your Status, the better your chances!

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Congratulations to HCPS Sites With the Highest EngagementWhile our goal of 100% participation is important, we are shifting our focus to an engagement goal of 100%. These HCPS sites had the highest engagement in Go365 during the 2018–2019 school year (August 2018 through May 2019).

ENGAGEMENT at Silver and AboveElementary

SchoolMiddle School

High School

ESE Center District

1st Place Muller74.5%

Williams 46.1%

Robinson41.5%

Lavoy 48.2%

Employee Benefits

88.2%

2nd Place Apollo Beach 65.6%

Coleman 45.7%

Sickles 39.8%

Mendez 42.1%

Academic Support & Federal Programs

60.9%

3rd Place Roosevelt 59.4%

Randall 44.5%

Gaither 35.4%

Simmons 39.7%

Choice Program Office

58.8%

OR

Go365 Participation

through June 2019

42.8% of those eligible are participating in Go365. However, only 19% are engaged—defined as engaging in healthy activities and reaching Silver Status or above—and reaping the benefits of a healthier lifestyle.

If you’re not making the most of the program, go to go365.com and get engaged!

42.8%

Go365—Get Engaged!When Go365 kicked off in August 2016, we began tracking participation. As of June 2019, 42.8% of HCPS eligible employees and family members are participating in Go365. While that sounds great, participation’s only half the story. The other half is all about what you do after you become a participant and engage in healthy activities.

Looking at five years of Go365 data, it is clear that members engaged at the Silver level and higher experience better health improvements and lower health care claims compared to members who remain Bronze or lower.

Go365 makes it easy to engage in healthy activities and rewards you along the way. No matter what your Status is today, consider increasing your activity and maximizing your Go365 benefits to:

Improve your health and fitness

Lower your costs, and

Earn Points you can exchange for valuable merchandise and gift cards

If you’re not participating in Go365 yet, go to go365.com and join today. Read Add Go365 to Your Wellness Toolbox, the sidebar on page 8, for details.

19% are engaged and active at Silver Status and higher

Are you engaged?Join us in our journey to increase HCPS Go365 engagement and improve your health at the same time.

57.2%are inactive

at Blue

42.8%are participating

at Bronze and higher

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Welcome to Our New W4U Champions – 218 StrongCongratulations to the following schools and sites with Wellbeing4U Champions! If your school or site is not listed and you are interested in becoming a Champion, complete the application and return it by August 9.

Academic Support & Federal Prg Stacy WrennAdams Middle Kim WillisAdvanced Academics Amanda MillerAlafia Elementary Cortney HatcherAlexander Elementary Kylie PicheAparicio-Levy Tech College Jill BowlingApollo Beach Elementary Beth KubecArea 4 District Office Kimberly WatkinsArea 5 District Office Dorinda RountreeArmwood High Kayla KeeneBailey Elementary Karen GodinezBallast Point Elementary Telia KingBarrington Middle Kevin BennettBay Crest Elementary Sarah Hartranft Benito Middle Staisy KibartBing Elementary Rachel GodseyBlake High Khadijah Gaskins JonesBloomingdale High Charles KilbournBookkeeper Support Beth Whisler and Lisa StoreyBowers-Whitley Career Center Tamisha HargroveBoyette Springs Elementary Nancy LarsenBrandon High Amanda MelansonBrewster Technical College Heather FoxBrooker Elementary Angela BeckaBroward Elementary Jennifer VeltBryan Elementary Karen BeckBryant Elementary Dawn DickauBuchanan Middle Debbie PetroneBuckhorn Elementary Tara HornBurnett Middle Wachovia VickersBurney Elementary Rayanne D'AuriaBurns Middle Maria OrdonezCaminiti Exceptional Center Marisa GriffinCannella Elementary Carmella DeFazio StanleyCarrollwood Elementary Alan BrandesChamberlain High Marjorie YoungCharter School Office Amy FordyceChiles Elementary Amie SimmonsCimino Elementary Carmen BarrosoCitrus Park Elementary Tony LawClair Mel Elementary Marta Nazario Clark Elementary Kathy OlivantiClaywell Elementary Linda BrammellCleveland Elementary Christine RoderickColeman Middle Donna GriffithsCollins Elementary Tracy RitariColson Elementary Jennifer HullCork Elementary Kristine HowardCorr Elementary Natasha RichardsonCrestwood Elementary Jessica ShaneDavis Elementary Joel Jackson

Davidsen Middle Melissa PetreDawson Elementary Heather MolendaDeer Park Elementary Stephanie LeeDeSoto Elementary Julie FernandezDickenson Elementary Lissette KuylikDoby Elementary Amy BianchiDover Elementary Kerri AmanDunbar Elementary Maria CavallaroDurant High Frank LaneEast Bay High Carrie BrielEclp/Manhattan Exceptional Ctr Debbie ValdesEgypt Lake Elementary Noelle Curry Erwin Technical College Tandy FritcherEssrig Elementary Dean SchwartzExceptional Student Education Shannon LesperanceFarnell Middle Angela RobertsFerrell Middle Magnet Shayla CasonFishHawk Creek Elementary Justin DanielsFolsom Elementary Eliana IllerForest Hills Elementary Caitlin KellarFoster Elementary Tonya MackFranklin Middle Magnet Lisa BirdFrost Elementary Julia Westenzweig-SmithGaither High Kelly Champion-SmithGary Adult Center Edward CristianoGibsonton Elementary Kathrine BreidensteinGiunta Middle Jennifer TurinskyGrady Elementary Michelle MurrellGraham Elementary Jennier TassoGreco Middle Jamila FelderHammond Elementary Carreen MasseyHealth Services Maria Russ

Heritage Elementary Diana Mayhugh and Tami Van-Tresse

Hill Middle Jason AndersonHillsborough High Andrea ThurstonHunter's Green Elementary Lesli Provonsha-BucherIppolito Elementary Christine SamadJackson Elementary Carolyn Cain

Jefferson High Mariela Aguilera and Rochelle Fitzpatrick

Jennings Middle April CampbellKenly Elementary Holly DeptulaKimbell Elementary Meghan DeValenciaKing High Melinda ShainKingswood Elementary Catherine VanderhorstKnights Elementary Marie PlaceLake Magdalene Elementary Melissa LaliotisLanier Elementary Randi ChapkisLaVoy Exceptional Center Elizabeth SalabarriaLennard High Hope LutzLeto High Kelly McBride

Continues on next page

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Lewis Elementary Erik FasselLiberty Middle Jessica RosqueteLimona Elementary Jean-Marie FrenchLincoln Elementary Heather PadgettLithia Springs Elementary Nancy NowakowskiLockhart Elementary Magnet Silvia HowardLopez Elementary Jennifer HudginsLopez ESE Center Penny AbbruzeseLowry Elementary Kathrin GuitarLutz Elementary Michelle LoganMabry Elementary Jessica StraussMacFarlane Park Elementary Wanda VinsonMadison Middle Tracey PrallMango Elementary Christopher Chillura Maniscalco Elementary Ann ForkelMann Middle Christopher KorteMarshall Middle Stanely GloverMartinez Middle Julie MarriottMcKitrick Elementary Aimee KennedyMcLane Middle Richard SeilerMemorial Middle Keisha Carlton-EndsleyMendenhall Elementary Trista WillardMendez Exceptional Center Kiyoko CabralMigrant Education Service Ctr Dawn Serrano and Evelyn SuazoMiles Elementary Jaleesa BlairMintz Elementary Cassandra DerosierMitchell Elementary Lissie ZimmermanMonroe Middle Krista MonroeMorgan Woods Elementary Karen HollidayMuller Elementary Roma Soogrim-Este McDonaldMulrennan Middle Kevin BrevikNature's Classroom Kathie SmithNelson Elementary Teresa HesterNewsome High Cat RandallNorthwest Elementary Lisa HardenOak Grove Elementary Kristy TrippanyOak Park Elementary Libby CopeOperations Division Sherry SimonsOrange Grove Middle Magnet Cheryl WardPalm River Elementary Laci FedelePersonnel Services Kathy Bennett Performance Evaluation Gail StewartPierce Middle Brian NocePizzo Elementary Katherine BurdgePlant High Pamela SmithPotter Elementary Brandi DickensPride Elementary Jessica WhiteProgress Village Middle Magnet Sharon SeabrooksRampello Downtown Partnership Amy MillerRandall Middle Natalie HutchingsReddick Elementary Suzanne MasonRiverhills Elementary Magnet Carlee SotoRiverview Elementary Cheri GrantRiverview High Kim HallRobinson High Arwen GuidaRobles Elementary Kirsten MeyerRoland Park K-8 Magnet Shana SullivanRoosevelt Elementary Pam Militello

Ruskin Elementary Jordyn DavidoveSchmidt Elementary Krystal Dufault and Jennifer Garrison

Schwarzkopf Elementary Mechele HardySecurity & Emergency Mgt Lisha KeySeffner Elementary Kassie LanierSeminole Elementary Jamie DicarloSergeant Smith Middle Karen TriplettSessums Elementary Jasmine SolisShaw Elementary Tjuna FranksShields Middle Roxanne VaughnShore Elementary Ruth DorrellSickles High Lisa GasparSimmons Career Center Tania VillaSligh Middle Nikole JohnsonSNS Administration Christine HarrisSouth County Career Center Victoria ThomasSpoto High Kathryn WarnerSpringhead Elementary Kimberly MortonSteinbrenner High Jennifer WalkerStewart Middle Magnet Linda WellsStrawberry Crest High Christina RutledgeSummerfield Crossing Elem Willie CummingsSummerfield Elementary Diane CisnerosSuperintendent’s Office Bonnie LambertTampa Bay Blvd Elementary Jennelyn RamosTampa Bay Tech High Jody PetersonTampa Heights Elementary Erica NegronTampa Palms Elementary Sue WeinsteinTechnology Operations Center Alisa FowleThompson Elementary Carlisa FelderThonotosassa Elementary Lisa FrenchTinker K-8 Marissa BrownTomlin Middle Jennifer Stout-IhlandTown and Country Elementary Otis KitchenTransportation Office Loretta Gadson and Cindy Marinaro

Trapnell Elementary Renee McGavockTurkey Creek Middle Clara ParkerTurner Bartels K-8 Cathy ReedTwin Lakes Elementary Madison Etherton Valrico Elementary Estela VelasquezVirtual School Lori BottsWalden Lake Elementary Dina WyattWalker Middle Magnet Cassie SchroederWashington B.T. Elementary Linda NewtonWebb Middle Maria AguayoWest Shore Elementary Michelle HoWest Tampa Elementary Keely BrennanWestchase Elementary Mia FreemanWharton High Rachel KlineWillis Peters ESE Center Thomas Henderson and Lauren Most

Wilson Elementary Courtney McEverWilson Middle Shane KnippleWimauma Elementary Deborah DavidsonWitter Elementary Tonya BrinkleyWoodbridge Elementary Jennifer CerchiaiYates Elementary Rebecca SmrekerYoung Middle - Magnet Lakisha Woods-Jones

Our New W4U Champions – continued

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Platinum SpotlightDina Wyatt, Principal Walden Lake Elementary and Wellbeing4U Champion

Dina Wyatt was featured in our Platinum Spotlight back in 2016. Here she is, three years later, a Wellbeing4U Champion and even more dedicated to Go365 than ever.

Today Dina is known for her can-do attitude, strong determination, and motivational spirit. She applies those traits to her focus on wellbeing for herself and her colleagues. “I am a strong advocate for the program!” she declared. “I have worked hard to encourage others to join Go365.”

As a Wellbeing4U Champion, Dina encourages colleagues to take charge of their own health and to take advantage of the opportunity to get rewarded for their efforts. “I tell anyone I can about the benefits of the program.”

Dina has always had the drive to stay active and fit. “Go365 offers me a type of accountability system and rewards me for my progress.” One of the best rewards for Dina is staying fit as a family. Her two teenaged children now have Fitbits, and they love to participate in challenges with her. “It’s such a reward to know that we are all able to stay physically active as a family and do things together to build memories,” she said.

Dina urges everyone to give Go365 a try. “It is so simple, yet so rewarding to see how you can quickly accumulate points and move toward a Platinum Status.” In addition to the program, she makes an effort to remind colleagues, friends and family to get their recommended physicals and screenings—actions that also earn points.

For Dina, reaching her goals is never an end; it’s a new beginning. “I love to set goals and once I meet them, I challenge myself with a new one.” For now, Dina’s long-term goal is to participate in a half marathon.

We Want You! Share Your Story!

Did Go365 help you achieve your goals?

We want to hear from you! If you would like to share your inspirational story of how Go365 helped you to improve your health and wellbeing, please contact Dina Marshall, your HCPS Wellbeing Coordinator, at 813-272-4479 or submit your story here.

Dina Wyatt and Staff of Walden Lake Elementary

Keep Your Go365 Account

Secure! Keeping your Go365 account secure is a shared responsibility. So, every 120 days from your first login, you will be prompted to complete a two-step verification for each device (e.g., phone, computer, tablet) on which you access your account. This will confirm you are the owner of the account and further secure your hard-earned Go365 Bucks.

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Congratulations to Our

April $100 Gift Card Winner!

Once you reach Platinum Status, you are entered in a drawing for a $100 gift card for that month!

LeKeisha Hicks

3rd Grade Teacher at Reddick Elementary

Get Your Name on the Platinum List!

Each month we identify the newest Platinum members. When you reach Platinum Status, you will receive an email asking for permission to print your name in this newsletter. Please reply to the email if you would like to receive the recognition you deserve!

Newest Platinum Members Over 170 members reached Platinum Status in April. Join us in congratulating the newest Platinum members.

Maximize Your Go365

ProgramView a video: Watch this two-minute video to learn more about Go365.

Jennifer AldrichChristine Armstrong-BastTerri Artini-StoodleyCatherine AubinSheila AubuchonRuth BaffaHayley BaileyKris BartkiewiczDiana BeauregardHeath BeauregardBrian BehrensKathleen BennettAmy BianchiSuzanne BinettePatricia BlauchJohn BoatrightDanielle BoazStephanie BowenBrent BowmanLeah BowmanJasmina BozinovskaLinda BrammellKathy Brown-HayesAnthony BrueggemanPamela BrueggemanJenny BuffingtonKelsey BurnettJennifer ButlerIrene CantonDenise CarlascioSharnel CarrTricia CarsonLuis CastrillonJessica ChampionCleto ChazaresJazmin Ciro MarinHarriett CloseJennifer CoganShannon CronanWillie CummingsJanet DaveySylvia Davis-AlexanderMichael DerbyshireErica EcheverriaKathryn EdlerTerri EvansGena EzziSarah FaganDeswin FarrellAlisa FowleMichelle FridayJennifer GalvinAmber GangisTaylor GangisEveleen GarciaBeverly GarsideDeanna GaylorColin Gerding

Kimberly GerlichJason GordonRegina GordonRobert GrahamJennifer GuidaRyan HaczynskiAlfred HadickBarbara HancockSarah HardinElizabeth HawleyKaren HeinbergDarlene HerreroTeresa HesterLeKeisha HicksTara HiteErik HolleyOksana HomzaBrendan HurleyJessica IredaleJohn JamesMatthew JohnsonCathy JonesDiana JonesCeleste JuanJoseph JuanStacey KaminskiAngela KatzBrian KatzAimee KennedyPamela KennedyJulie KubeckaSarah KurtrightKassie LanierApril LayDonna LemanskiLara LetoMegan LewandowskiAllison LuchiesBrent LuchiesChristine MacAulayHenry MarcetDeisy MarquezSusannah MartzNatasha MatosCassandra MattisonTimothy MattisonDiana MayhughKevin McDonaldPamela MilitelloElivia MillerChristine ModisetteSharon MonahanMarelisa MorenoJoyce MorrisonSara MounceErin MurphyCaryn MusgraveDeirdre Nathan

Mary NavarreDeborah NewhouseJoshua NewhouseKathleen NicollLynn NolenCatherine OleyRex OliverAmanda OrtegaLauren OteroLoretta OwensKathy PaggioChristina PereyraSinia PerezVanessa PetriskoChristy PhillipsMattison PopeErin PoulosDwayne RenakerChristine RendonJennifer ReutherRoss ReynoldsMichael RiceNickesha RickettsDiane RifaieAmber RobertsJason RobertsMichelle SanchezSylvia SantanaCassie SchroederJeffrey ShumateSandra SlaytonKelly-SmithRoma Soogrim EsteMcDonaldLauren SparksNathan StarkKristen StillwellJudith StockerDaniel SturlaugsonLauren SturlaugsonMarissa SuitsMatthew SuitsRaechel SundeckJohn ThomasSharon ThompsonSusan TkacikCatherine VanderhorstTami Van-TreeseLindsay WallaceDaniel WebbSean WhalenAudrey WilliamsJohnny WilliamsKim WillisKaren WyckaRobert Wycka

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HCPS We Climb Together Challenge Get the new school year off to a healthy start and put some Points in your pocket when you join our We Climb Together Challenge. Click here or scan the QR code to learn how to connect your device or app and join any or all challenges.

AUGUST

HCPS We Climb Together

Register/Sign Up August 1 – 17

Challenge Dates August 18 – 24

Final Upload Deadline August 28

REMEMBER: Each month you can earn 50 Points per challenge, up to the 100-Point maximum per month. To earn the maximum 100 Points, you must join two challenges AND have a device connected to Go365. Challenges can run simultaneously. Check Go365 often for available Step Challenges!

• You must be a Go365 member to participate.

• To earn 50 Points for each challenge, you must have a device (Garmin, Apple Watch, Fitbit, etc.) or step-tracking app connected to Go365. The 50 Points you earn for each challenge are added on your first upload of steps.

• How to sign up:• Go to go365.com and log in or use the Go365 app. • Click Challenges from the Dashboard to select current challenge.• Create or Join team!

• The leaderboard for teams will be determined by each team member’s average steps.

• Download steps daily and no later than midnight on the final upload deadlines listed above.

Add Go365 to Your Wellness

ToolboxWhen you’re trying to improve your health, the Go365 app can be like having a personal trainer. Use it to earn Points and stay on track to reach your health and wellness goals. Here’s why you need it:

• Earn Points by completing activities that focus on areas such as weight, food, and sleep tracking

• Complete your Health Assessment

• Interact with digital coaching tools

• Submit proof of eligible activities for Points

• View your Points history

• Spend your Bucks in the Go365 Mall for merchandise or for gift cards from Target, Amazon, Macy’s, Lowes, and other stores!

• And more!

Download the app to your mobile device and get started today!

HCPS Worksites Get W4UEmployee Benefits Department Takes Healthy Five-Minute Breaks This Summer

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Employee Assistance Program Aetna Resources for Living Is All About YOU!Aetna Resources for Living can help you and your family gear up for the new school year. The program provides a range of back-to-school resources such as:

• Articles and tip sheets on school readiness, communicating with teachers, and homework (log in and select “Family” to access these resources)

• Adult/elder care • Parenting

• Child care • Pregnancy and childbirth

• Education • Relationships

• Family-focused webinars (log in and select “Family” to access the webinars)

Aetna Resources for Living 855-327-6463 • 24/7

resourcesforliving.com Username: SCHOOLEAP • Password: 8553276463

LifeMart Discount Center: Back to School ShoppingBack to school time involves buying lots of supplies for the classroom, new clothing, possibly a new cell phone, and dorm accessories for kids going away to college. It’s one of the biggest shopping times of the year and can be overwhelming for parents trying to appease their children while also trying to save money. Whether it’s sneakers, staplers, or sweatshirts, LifeMart Discount Center is the place to go! And while you’re there, look for other savings on top brands and services. Come back often to see new offers.

LifeMart

Did You Know

Save for Retirement Campaign Results (January through

May, 2019)Congratulations to the 442 employees who earned 35 Go365 Points when they opened a new Tax Shelter Account (TSA) or restarted contributions to an existing account!

Over 45% Participation in the

HCPS Tax Shelter Account Program!

9,504 employees currently participate in the District’s TSA program. Congratulations to the schools and sites with the highest TSA participation. If you are not participating in a TSA, learn more and start saving for your future.

• Raising confident kids: tips for parents

• Being a team with your child’s teacher

• Caregiving: the personal price, challenges, and rewards

• Teen sense: healthy body, healthy mind

• Navigating the ups and downs of long-term relationships

• Family guidebooks that can help you find care for a loved one (click on a bullet to read)

• Choosing in-home child care • Choosing the right care for an older adult

• A parent’s guide to selecting child care

• From day care, nannies, and camps to home health care, assisted living, and nursing homes, you search for nearby providers to help you care for your loved ones (log in and select “Family” to access the search features)

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Recipe of the MonthInside Out Turkey CheeseburgersThese juicy turkey burgers stuffed with cheese are simple and delicious! Instead of topping your turkey burger with cheese, stuff your patties so the cheese stays melted and gooey. Skip the bun for a low carb treat.

Ingredients

Directions1. Set grill to medium heat. Clean and oil the grates.

2. Fold each slice of cheese into quarters to create four short stacks.

3. Divide the ground turkey into eight equal balls, then flatten into ¼-inch-thick patties.

4. Place a stack of cheese in the center of four patties and top each with one of the remaining four patties. Pinch the edges to seal, then push up the sides so they are an even thickness. Season both sides with salt and black pepper.

5. Place the patties on the grill and cover. Cook about six minutes per side, or until the center is cooked through. Transfer to buns with toppings and be sure to let it cool before biting into the center so you don’t burn your mouth.

Serving and Nutrition InformationPrep time: 5 minutes

Cook time: 15 minutes

Yield: Serves 4

Amount per serving (1 burger): 309 calories; 20.5 g carbohydrates; 33 g protein; 11.5 g fat; 4 g saturated fat; 0 g polyunsaturated fat; 0 g monounsaturated fat; 0 g trans fat; 90 mg cholesterol; 766 mg sodium; 0 mg potassium; 5 g fiber; 7.5 g sugar

Source: https://www.skinnytaste.com/turkey-burgers-stuffed-with-cheese/

4 slices 2% American or part-skim cheddar cheese slices (0.7 ounces each)

1 pound 93% lean ground turkey

1 teaspoon kosher salt

Black pepper, to taste

4 whole-wheat, 100-calorie hamburger rolls (such as Martin’s potato rolls)

4 crisp iceberg lettuce slices

Red onion, sliced and separated

Ripe tomatoes, sliced

Pickles, sliced

Ketchup and mustard, optional

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Congratulations to Those Schools and Sites With the Highest Participation in the TSA Program!Over 45% of employees at these schools and sites are saving for retirement in the HCPS Tax Shelter Account program. Can you afford to wait? Learn more about the TSA program.

Academic Support and Federal Program 50.0% Knights Elementary 53.5%

Alexander Elementary 49.4% Leadership Development 53.1%

Area 1 District Office 80.0% Leadership Professional Development and School Tran 65.2%

Area 2 District Office 54.5% Lutz Elementary 49.4%

Area 5 District Office 47.6% MacFarlane Park Elementary 53.2%

Assessment and Accountability 63.6% Maintenance Central 53.5%

Bailey Elementary 45.2% Maniscalco Elementary 50.0%

Bryan Elementary 54.3% McKitrick Elementary 51.2%

Caminiti Exceptional Center 58.7% Middle School Education Department 64.7%

Carrollwood Elementary 46.3% Miles Elementary 49.1%

Carver Exceptional Center 47.1% Monroe Middle 45.0%

Chiles Elementary 52.6% Muller Elementary 59.3%

Choice Program Office 47.1% Mulrennan Middle 46.2%

Citrus Park Elementary 45.2% Oak Park Elementary 56.6%

Clair Mel Elementary 50.7% Payroll 54.2%

Cleveland Elementary 45.1% Potter Elementary 46.2%

Coleman Middle 49.5% Pride Elementary 52.3%

Colson Elementary 52.3% Reddick Elementary 52.6%

Corr Elementary 43.7% Riverhills Elementary Magnet 49.2%

Crestwood Elementary 55.0% Roosevelt Elementary 47.9%

Detention Center West 52.6% Schmidt Elementary 49.4%

Doby Elementary 47.3% Secondary Education Department 45.0%

Dunbar Elementary Magnet 51.2% Shaw Elementary 48.5%

Edison Elementary 50.0% Sheehy Elementary 54.1%

Elementary Education Department 64.1% Smaller Learning Network 1 50.0%

Employee Benefits 76.5% Smaller Learning Network 2 45.5%

English Language Learners 72.2% Social Work Services 58.3%

Essrig Elementary 55.6% Student Services Department 50.0%

Farnell Middle School 52.0% Temple Terrace Elementary 45.5%

Graham Elementary 58.5% Thonotosassa Elementary 54.8%

Heritage Elementary 62.2% Town and Country Elementary 46.0%

Hunter's Green Elementary 52.5% Waters Career Center 54.8%

Jackson Elementary 46.8% Wilson Elementary 47.1%

James Elementary 45.1% Wimauma Elementary 48.3%

Kenly Elementary 47.9% Witter Elementary 57.0%

Kingswood Elementary 59.6% Young Middle - Magnet 46.8%

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Reach Your Financial Goals As a District employee, you receive many valuable benefits, including those that help you achieve financial security. As an example, unless you have previously retired, you’re automatically a member of the Florida Retirement System (FRS). Although you and HCPS contribute to the FRS plan you choose, it’s important to have additional savings to ensure you reach your financial goals.

Approved TSA AdvisorsThe District allows you to make pretax and/or post-tax payroll deductions to tax shelter accounts (TSA) (e.g., 403(b), 457(b)). Contact an HCPS-approved TSA advisor for more information.

Company Phone WebsiteAXA Advisors, LLC 813-466-3154 www.centralflorida.axa-advisors.com

Horace Mann 813-600-3268 www.horacemann.com

Lincoln Investment 813-269-7100 www.westcoastfinancial.com

Suncoast Credit Union 813-246-5211 Option 2 www.suncoastcreditunion.com

AIG/VALIC 813-269-3362 www.valic.com

Other ResourcesGet experienced, unbiased financial guidance from the FRS. As an FRS member, you can speak with an experienced, unbiased financial planner at no charge to you. Representatives can answer your questions about your retirement goals.

MyFRS Financial Guidance Line1-866-446-9377, Option 1 (TRS 711) 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. ET • Monday through Friday, except holidays

Our Employee Assistance Program (EAP), Resources for Living, offers information and access to financial counseling at no cost. See the Financial Resources for Living article on page 9.

Can You Afford to Wait? Talk with an approved TSA advisor about maximizing your retirement savings!

Consider these facts: Cherie and Lauren are 65 and ready to retire. Compare their TSA balances: Lauren has an ending balance of $232,626, but Cherie has an ending balance of $320,984.*

Why? Time and the compounding returns that accompany it. Cherie started saving 15 years before Lauren did. The longer you delay saving, the less time your money can accumulate. Starting sooner is the key.* The account balances and assumptions are hypothetical and do not represent the returns for any particular investment, or factor in taxes and inflation.

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Wellbeing4U Champion Application

Complete application and email to Dina.marshall@sdhc.k12.fl.us or fax 813-272-4654 by August 9.

Employee Name and Lawson Number:

HCPS Position:

Site#/School:

Work email:

Employee: Initial and Sign

I have read and understand the Wellbeing4U Champion Responsibilities below.

Employee Signature Date

Principal/Supervisor Signature Date

2019 -2020 Wellbeing4U Champion Responsibilities and Stipend Credit

• Attend Wellbeing4U Champion Training September 9, 2019 at the ISC, 5 – 7pm ($100) • Attend 2 webinar trainings in the 2019/20 school year, dates TBD ($25/each) • Facilitate presentation of Go365 or show recorded webinar to entire faculty/department ($50) • Host a Biometric Screening at your school or site ($50) • Schedule the Mammography Bus at your school or site ($50) • Host a Step Challenge in Go365 for your school or site ($25) • Implement the Resources for Living Campaign using provided toolkit ($50) • Facilitate the Tax Shelter Account Presentation to entire faculty/department or other financial wellness

program ($50)

• Champions should strive to be at Silver Status or above with go365. • Stipend will be paid in April 2020 in a special pay and is taxable.

Date Received by Employee Benefits _________

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• your healthy pregnancy

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Thursday, September 5 5:30 - 6:30pm

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Course Number: 91649

Earn 35 Go365 Points

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READY. SET. Go365.

It’s simple to get started with Go365TM.

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Enjoy the benefits!• Personalized plan for a healthier life• Up to $300 in gift cards and merchandise/yr

- Amazon, Target, Macy's, Lowes, and much more!

1. Register now• Download the Go365 App or visit Go365.com to access your secure,

password-protected Go365 account and program.• Click Register Now and for Member ID use the FIRST 9 DIGITS on your

Humana Card. Keep following prompts that will set up your Go365 ANDHumana.com accounts (if you have Humana insurance).

• If you Opt Out of Humana insurance, call 877-684-2404 to receive yourGo365 Member ID.

2. Take the next steps to start earning Points and get to Bronze Status:• Complete your Health Assessment online or on the app.• Get your biometric screening. On IDEAS Desktop click Employee

Benefits icon for Events Calendar to register at a site near you.• Log a verified workout by connecting a device or visiting a participating

fitness facility.