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2010 Coordinated School Health Conference Back to Basics: Practical Ideas and Resources to Revitalize School Wellness June 23-24, 2010 Cherry Valley Lodge, Newark, OH 43055
Preconference Two Tracks offered Simultaneously: NASPE Comprehensive Physical Activity Guide or The Childhood Trauma Initiative June 22, 2010, 1:00 to 5:00 PM Cherry Valley Lodge, Newark, OH 43055
Presented by the Buckeye Healthy Schools Alliance (formerly the State Planning Committee on Health Education in Ohio) THE 2010 CONFERENCE RETURNS TO ITS TRADITIONAL FORMAT! The 2010 conference will once again offer participants with pertinent and informative breakout sessions and speakers, as well as resources and ideas to incorporate into action plans that will improve the health behaviors and environments of students and staff within their school/district. Participants will also receive helpful information and hand-outs, program ideas and resources, and on-site technical assistance.
Conference Presenters: Opening Keynote Dr. Howell Wechsler, EdD, MPH School Health Programs that Make a Difference: How Ohio Can Do It.
Plenary Session Jenifer Vargo Parent Engagement
Closing Keynote Keith King Student Connectiveness
Conference Participants will Learn how to:
Click here for registration brochure with conference specifics and fees. Click here for the registration sign-up form.
The registration deadline will be May 1, 2010. The conference is open to teams of 4-6 school participants, for a maximum of 275 individuals. For additional information, contact Jan Meyer at meyer.vj@gmail. com orCarol Gill at carol.gill@odh.ohio.gov.
Experience the new conference location and relaxing amenities at: Cherry Valley Lodge 2299 Cherry Valley Road Newark, Ohio 43055
Lodging: Single or Double Rate - $99 For information or to book a room, call (800)788-8008 and say you are with the Health Education in Ohio conference, or book online athttps://reservations.ihotelier.com/crs/g_reservation.cfm?groupID=400861&hotelID=10327
Coordination is a Verb: Coordinating School Health The 2009 Coordinated School Health Conference was designed to help school health teams understand how important it is to approach health initiatives from a systems perspective at the district level. The approach requires rigorous process planning to assure that local needs are addressed though relevant and research base methods that drive toward positive and sustainable health and education outcomes for Ohio students. The process requires
The State Planning Committee for Health Education in Ohio (SPCHEO) is making available $500 mini grants to schools that attended the 2009 conference to implement Coordinated School Health initiatives that are relevant to the needs of their student populations. In order to be eligible for funding, schools must
Applications will be reviewed by the SPCHEO grants review team using the evaluation criteria provided in the Selection Process section of this application. Download the application packet.Ohio Department of Education Workshops Elementary School PE training for SPARK PE Program Application Due date: February 15, 2010 The Ohio Department of Education (ODE) Office for Safety, Health and Nutrition (OSHN), Healthy Schools Program is requesting applications from Ohio elementary school physical education teachers, grades 3-6, to apply for training in the evidence-based SPARK PE program. Forty teachers will be selected to participate in two days of training on implementation of the SPARK curriculum and be provided the program manuals, CD’s, Fitnessgram software and $100 for each day of training to help cover the cost of a substitute teacher. The value of this opportunity is worth over $700 and includes technical support from the SPARK training staff and the ODE Healthy Schools Program consultant. The training workshops will be held in Central Ohio March 15, 2010 and August of 2010. Click above for the registration brochure for the 30th Biennial Conference sponsored by the Ohio Nutrition Council. The pre-conference is March 23, 2010 and the conference is March 24, 2010. The conference is being held at the Quest Conference Center, 84 Pulsar Place, Columbus, OH 43240.
Presentations from the 2009 Coordinated School Health Conference Building School Capacity to Achieve Health and Learning
Salt Fork Resort and Conference Center, Cambridge, Ohio Monday to Wednesday, June 15-17, 2009
Action Planning: Healthy Tips and Muddy Water - Jan Meyer, Ohio Action for Healthy Kids
The School Environment and Adolescent Well-Being: Beyond Academics - Dr. Jose Salgado, Principal, Mario Umana Middle School Academy, Boston, MA
Fulfilling the Promise for Student Success: A Comprehensive System of Learning Supports - Dawn Anderson-Butcher, PhD, Associate Professor, The Ohio State University College of Social Work
"Coordinated" is a Verb: Building School Capacity to Achieve Health and Learning Outcomes - Marcia Rubin, PhD, MPH, Director Research and Sponsored Programs, American School Health Association
Creating a Climate for Learning: The Role of Policy - Pat Corbett, Executive Director, NEOLA
Skills-Based Instruction for Universal Health Promotion - Susan Telljohann, HSD, CHES, Professor of Health Education, University of Toledo
Characteristics of Effective Instruction (Handout) - Sue Telljohann , HSD, CHES, Professor of Health Education, University of Toledo
Charting the Course - How Do You Evaluate School Health Success - Keith King, PhD, CHES, University of Cincinnati
Downloads for those attending the conference: Conference agenda and speakers
Catch Program The Ohio Department of Education is offering CATCH (Coordinated Approach to Student Health) Programs and training to schools with a coordinated school health team in place. CATCH is the coordinated approach to child health. The goal of CATCH is to affect children's attitudes and behaviors towards nutrition and physical activity. It is the largest school-based promotion study that has been done in the United States. CATCH was shown to improve children's food and activity behaviors, increase levels of activity in physical education classes, and reduce the fat content of school lunches. For more information contact Susan Patton at 614-387-7557, susan.patton@ode.state.oh.us.
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