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CP 4/07/16

Home of the New Braunfels Unicorns!

NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

School Health Advisory Council

4/7/16 8:30am – 9:30am

Education Center Historical Room

Thank you to all for you dedication and

participation in the NBISD 2015/16 SHAC

County Line and Walnut Springs both were awarded the bronze award for Alliance for a

Healthier Generation. Both were also awarded the Let’s Move Active Schools award.

Members present: Catherine Vanderbrook, TJ Hapshie, Marc DuFrene, Emily Briggs, Nancy Pappas, Sharon Levett,

Michelle Kanz, Amy Payne, Lesli Burk, Braulio Ramirez, Mary Coronado, Cheri Polk, Clay Gillentine.

Agenda

Food Service Introductions and Demonstration: Catherine Vanderbrook Ashley West—new hire for food service department to elevate the food service program. Wants to do demo

with homemade salsa etc. We currently have fruit and vegetable carts at elementaries. Food is free off the

garden carts. At Lamar (18 raised beds!) the kids grab that food first, possibly because of ownership in growing

the veggies. The kids typically pick on Mondays and take the produce to the cafeteria ladies. Goal is to work

with PTA to facilitate new ideas. [email protected] Marc DuFrene suggests that the YMCA get the summer

program involved with helping distribute the summer food grown at the school. There is a possibility of high

school students being involved with a master gardener program and getting volunteer hours for helping with the

growing programs. Lesli Burk said she is available to help transport at risk kids from campus to campus to assist.

Project based learning needs to be explored. Agrilife could help. Food service could help out with storage if

there is an overabundance of vegetables. Currently the extra goes to the SA Foodbank, Westside Center, or

Kitchen Table.

Advocate Now to Plan Healthy School Fundraisers for 2016-2017 – Sharon Levett (see

attached handout)

430 W. Mill, New Braunfels, Texas 78130

Phone: 830.643.5700 | Metro: 830.606.1423 | Fax: 830.643.5701

Email: [email protected] | http://www.nbisd.org

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Sharon Levett- healthy fundraising options. Trying to empower parents to go to the PTA to encourage healthy

fundraising options. We want the message to be consistent. Encourage physical activity, positive messages, etc.

See handout for options to consider. The walk-a-thon is a favorite to increase physical activity AND raise money.

Seele has the Seele Stampede tomorrow. Fundraising activities have to go through Steve Brown.

Plan for ‘Control the Bleed’ Nurses trained, next admin, then staff development August

2016– Clay Gillentine Control the Bleed—a workshop will be held with admin and nurses originally, then eventually through the

remainder of staff. Projected date for workshop will be in August. Coordinated with CISD and EMS response

teams within our area. Challenge is how to control access between parents and students in an emergency event.

See iloveyouguysfoundation.org

Wellness and Sexual Health –Parent meeting Friday April 22, 2016 6:00 pm at the

NBISD Education Center board room. All parents interested in learning more about the

program are invited. Wellness and Sexual Health—Dr. Briggs will be doing the presentation to the parents. Teachers and nurses are

providing the lecture to the students. April 22 the materials will be available to anyone who wants to view them

at the parent meeting. Curriculum is implemented in 6-9th grades. Medical and legal aspects are addressed by

professionals. Current thought is that the guest speakers will be addressing 8th and 9th grades.

Sportstime is awarding a grant for replacing sports equipment for schools who qualify.

Walnut Springs had a very successful biggest loser contest, 360 pounds cumulative. The

winner got a one year membership to the YMCA. The Y sent a staff person to the

campus to lead the teachers in “moving”. The Y hopes to grow the program next year.

They have discounted the cost of membership to district employees

Info:

Campus reports Spring semester 2016 (attached)

Next meeting: Fall 2016, date to be announced

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Spring 2015 Campus Reports to SHAC

NBHS Staff invited to do Zumba twice a week. Kinetic Unicorn Club still active.

KRE - Our campus has begun gardening this year, and has several flower beds the students go out to weed, water, and tend to. - KRE had a biggest looser competition for the teachers to encourage healthy habits beginning this new year - Mileage club continues, and some students have completed as many as 68 miles. - A few teachers with fruit trees have provided fresh fruits in the teacher's lounge a few times over the past few months - A few community partners have come in to provide fitness lessons for the students. For example, J&R gymnastics and AAGI gymnastics came to provide stunts and tumbling lessons for 2 days, TbarM tennis ranch is coming out to provide tennis lessons for a day, and the YMCA is coming to provide Zumba lessons for a day - We hosted a family fun night where many lessons were taught, including some fast action games families can play together at home - A sports club is offered every Tuesday and Thursday for 3-5th graders, where they stay after school to play different sports together.

CLE SHAC report-4/4/16

CLE was awarded the Bronze Healthy Schools Program award and the Let’s Move! Active

Schools award!

CLE staff participated in a 9 week Step Competition using the Fitbit app to track each

others steps. We had over 30 participants weekly and some serious competition! Weekly

prizes were awarded.

Our motto this year is #CLEgetfit2K16. We have used technology and social media to

reach out to our students and families to challenge them to be active and healthy before

and after school and on the weekends.

Watch our Garden Grow- Our gardens have been planted and are looking good!

Walnut Springs:

WSE Spring 2015-2016 Activities

1/4/16: WSE biggest loser

competition begins (Ends 3/11/16).

1/4/16: Jump rope club (Every

Monday)

1/5/16: Grant received for two new

recovery couches for nurses office.

1/6/16: Art Club (Every Wednesday)

1/8/16: Staff walking after school

3:30-4:30pm (Every Friday until the end of

the school year).

1/12/16: Zumba for biggest loser

competitors after school (Every Tuesday

1/12/16-

3/8/16).

1/14/16: High intensity workout for

biggest loser competitors after school

(Every Thursday 1/14/16-

3/10/16).

1/15/16: Makerspaces club (Every

Friday).

1/22/16: Zumba for rhythms (YMCA).


2/2/16: Music Program for first grade

on healthy activities.

2/4/16: Wellness Committee

Meeting.

2/11/16: Valentines Dance.

2/12/16: Hand hygiene with Miss

Delongs class.


2/25/16: Spring family math night.


3/4/16: PTA earth program.


3/21/16: SPED gardening.

3/29/16: Kinder field trip to the

Children’s Museum.

4/1/16: WISE award party with silly

string.

4/1/16: WSE staff participated in

YMCA GloforGold 5K run

4/5/16: Health Matters Screening

4/6/16: Wellness Committee

Meeting

4/8/16: Family fitness funday.

4/8/16: PTA movie night.

4/13/16: Second grade field trip to

The Meadows Center

4/14/16: Career Day



4/20/16: 4th grade field trip to Mission

San Jose

4/22/16: Third grade to Fischer Park.

4/22/16: KG kite day

4/27/16: Fun Run pep rally.

4/29/16: Fifth grade field trip to

Seguin Outdoor Learning Center

5/5/16: Kinder field day

5/6/16: Boosterthon Fun Run

5/13/16: Growing up videos (4th and

5th)

5/13/16: Field day for 1st-3rd

5/19/16: WSE Talent show

5/20/16: Field day for 4th and 5th

NBMS:

posters

bulletin board

announcement

Garden is flourishing, students grew Kale and made smoothies for the

staff! UT Health & Science Center will be testing a trial curriculum called

E-cigs. They are going to choose 20 Middle Schools in the nation to be “guinea

pigs”. The Surgeon General’s Office has asked for this curriculum to be

developed. The trial curriculum (FOR FREE) by the end of April. I will go

through online training before implementing the curriculum. We would then

receive the curriculum, FOR FREE, to use for the next school year.

NBISD District Staff: Various weight loss and exercise challenges. The

following is a summary of weight lost since January 1, 2016. Some campus

programs are still in progress!

WSE 370.8

Lamar 88.4

NBHS 138

Ed Center 156

Support Services 95.70

NGC 35.4

NBMS 39

KRE 144

Optional Health Screening with Health Matters available to all NBISD locations:

to test blood count, cholesterol, A1C, thyroid, kidney function, prostate, diabetes,

etc.

Seele Elementary School Health Related Activities

Stampede

Catch phrases on the morning announcements

Go, Slow and Whoa foods talked about during P.E. class.

Running club on Wednesday afternoons after school.

Physical Education

Recess

Brain breaks with various online resources

Field Days

Hearing Screening

Vision Screening

Growth (weight & height)

Acanthosis Nigricans (pre-diabetic) Screening

Dental Screening

Teach Oral Care and proper way to brush teeth - Kindergarten

Teach proper hand washing technique to Kindergarten – First grade with assistance from

Glitter Bug

Fruit and Veggie bar at lunch

ORMS We are working on getting 3 more bottle refilling water fountains. The kids and staff members are using the one that we have in the cafeteria a ton. PTA is providing us with these. We also did a donation only fundraiser through PTA so that nothing was actually sold and our first PTA fundraiser was the Walk A Thon.

ME

Memorial Elementary: We have done Jump Rope for Heart, Valentines Dane, a Fun

Walk/Run, classes are working on gardens and field day in May.

LSE

Date Activity

Organized

and/or

Planned By

students

or staff

reached??

Comment

2015-16

School

Year

Healthy hints/alerts during morning

announcements

Nicole Haecker

& Laura Dietert

All

Students

and Staff

Announcements

periodically during

morning

announcements

about hand washing

and other health tips

Oct 28,

29, 2015 Run, Roll & Ride LSE Fundraiser PTA

All

Students

Raising money to

purchase picnic

tables, music

instruction and

tininkling sticks.

2015-16

School

Year

"Personal Best Days" in PE (30

second-push-ups, 1minute of sit-ups,

and timed laps)

Ashley Erben All

Students

Students learn to do

their personal best

and are able to

compare their

increase in reps

throughout the year.

2015-16

School

Year

"Golden Shoe Award" to one class

from grades K-2 and one from

grades 3-5 every 9 weeks

Ashley Erben All

Students

Best positive

behavior and

participation in PE

class

2015-16

School

Year

Catch Visual Aids posted in gym,

cafeteria, nurse's office.

Ashley Erben,

Laura Dietert

All

Students

Posters in gym,

cafeteria and nurse's

office. Vocabulary

posted in gym. .

2015-16

School

Year

Keep 100% of the students active for

85% of the time during PE Ashley Erben

All

Students

2015-16

School

Year

The expectation that each student is

physically active each school day &

each school week will include 135

minutes of Physical Education

Ashley Erben All

Students

2015-16

School

Year

Reward students for being active and

participating positively in PE with

Star Sportsman certificate and

special in class tasks (every 9 weeks)

Ashley Erben All

Students

Natural endorphins

from exercise

Staff encouraged to model the

importance of drinking water Laura Dietert

School

wide Through email

2015-16

School

Year

CATCH program presented to

students through PE. CATCH

vocabulary reviewed.

Ashley Erben All

Students Word wall in gym

Spring

2016

Discuss calorie input and calorie

output as we monitor our calorie

consumption

Ashley Erben All

Students

Students learn what

calories are, where

they come from and

how to burn

calories

2015-16

School

Year

Play CATCH and SPARK

sanctioned games during PE Ashley Erben

All

Students

At least once per

week

2015-16

School

Year

PE warm ups are exercises to

emphasis muscle development and

growth, as well as end of class

stretching to promote proper muscle

recovery.

Ashley Erben All

Students

Watch and discuss health/hygiene

videos for appropriate grades,

("Whatsa Hygiene"- 3rd grade & 4th

gr boys) (Just Around the Corner-

4th gr girls) (Growing Up For Girls-

5th gr girls) (Growing Up For Boys-

5th gr boys)

Laura Dietert &

Donna Shoop Grade 3-5

Emphasize good

hygiene and healthy

eating

2015-16

School

Year

Dairy foods education Ashley Erben All

Students During PE

Jan/Feb

2016

Teaching the Circulatory system in

PE using colored balls as bloodcells

and scooters to move themselves

through the body and to the lungs to

get oxygen and through the heart to

be pumped to the body

Ashley Erben All

Students

Creative way to

learn how our body

works and

incorporating

physical activity

w/learning

11-20-

15

Handwashing lessons done by class

through the Texas Agrilife Extension

Service

Laura Dietert All

Students

Creative way to

reinforce

handwashing skills

using glow powder

and black light to

visualize germs

Feb

2016

Heart Unit- Heart is a muscle

discussion. Monitor heart rate

through daily physical activities.

Ashley Erben All

Students

Complete with

100% pass rate

Apr 4-

10, 2016

Daily health announcements during

Healthy Texas Week Nicole Haecker

Staff and

All

Students

Health information

over intercom

during morning

announcements

Kite Day

Katherine

Bowers Marcia

Hill

3rd grade

A way to include

physical activity

and parent

involvement with

Science and

Language Arts

lessons

Oct 26-

30, 2015 Red Ribbon Week Donna Shoop

Staff and

All

Students

Different theme

every day to build

awareness. Students

signed a pledge to

be drug free.

May 25,

2016 Field Day Ashley Erben

All

Students

Physical activity

with friendly team

and individual

competition using

PE skills learned

throughout the

school year.

Jan/Feb

2016

Jump Rope for Heart/Hoops for

Heart Ashley Erben

All

Students

Raised amount to

get $600 gift card to

US Games for

PE/recess

equipment.

April

2016

Food group and pyramid games and

Menu relay Ashley Erben grade 3-5

April

2016

Learning "Make Your Plate a

Rainbow" Ashley Erben All Grades

Learning healthy

food choices

October

2015 Bone Unit Ashley Erben

All

Students

learning the major

bones of the human

body and where

they are with

activities and visual

aids

Oral health education presentation

by childrens dentist hygienist

BCFS/Headstart

PreK program

Pre K

students

Presentation by

dental hygenist on

oral health and all

PreK students

received bag with a

pencil, dental floss,

tooth paste and a

toothbrush

Oral Health education presentation

by class Laura Dietert Kinder-1st

Students watch a

short video and

learn the

importance of good

oral health and

how, when and why

we brush our teeth.

March

2016

Round Robin March Madness

Basketball Tournament during PE Ashley Erben Grade 3-5

Coordinated with

the NCAA

tournament

2015-16

school

year

Gym is open after school for staff

exercise Staff Staff

Participating staff

were able to

exercise with

coworkers in a fun

and encouraging

environment.

2015-16

School

Year

Personalized student circuit in PE

using Fitnessgram data Ashley Erben Grade 3-5

Fitness gram data

was used to identify

student strengths

and weakness and

student circuits

planned to

strengthen weak

areas.

9/1/2015 Rodeo Unit in PE Ashley Erben All

students

Showing students

opportunities for

physical fitness in

different areas and

helping students

participate in bull

riding, calf roping

and cow patty

tosses activities.

1/1/2016

J&R Gymnastics presentation and

participation in tumbling and

balancing with specialized

equipment

Ashley Erben All

Students

Showing students

opportunities for

physical fitness in

different areas and

helping students

participate in these

activities with

professional

equipment.

2015-16

school

year

LSE Mile club Ashley Erben All Grades

Students walk/run

on our 1/4 mile

track to document

miles walked and

collect toe tokens

for every 5 miles

completed. End of

year awards.

Graphs on gym wall

showing class

miles.

2015-16

school

year

Wii Fit for Zumba, Just Dance, Yoga

Wii Sports Plus during Rhythms and

as class incentives

Ashley Erben All Grades

Students particpate

in exciting and fun

ways of increasing

exercise under

guidance from the

PE teacher. This

was made possible

by a grant for our

Wii Fit.

2015-16

school

year

STAR Behavior incentives and class

rewards that promote physical

activity. Class rewards are Wii time

in gym, kickball game, games in the

gym and extra recess. The only food

reward is popcorn.

Nicole Haecker

and staff

All

Students

Classes collect class

STAR tickets and

each reward costs a

certain amount of

tickets. Classes

choose their goals

and work toward

them. Other

rewards of non

exercise is Movie in

library, games in

library, music

activities and

pajama day.

2014-15

School

Year

Offering healthy snacks for students

attending after school tutoring Nicole Haecker

Students

in after

school

tutoring

Jan -

May 16 Fitness Fridays Ashley Erben All grades

Students and

parents are invitied

to walk the track

every Friday 7:30-8

2015-16

School

Year

Grade Level Music Programs Karen Flora 2nd, 4th,

5th

2nd grade-Cultural

Dances, 4th/5th-

Drumfit/Beat

Basketball

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