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MAKE THE GRADE WITH WELLNESS POLICY What are Wellness Policies? Documents that guide efforts to create supportive school nutrition and physical activity environments. The Da he Data Sho ta Shows ws Academic achievement On-task

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MAKE THE GRADE WITH WELLNESS POLICY

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What are Wellness Policies?

Documents that guide efforts to create supportive school nutrition and physical activity environments.

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The Da he Data Sho ta Shows ws

  • Academic

achievement

  • On-task behavior
  • Increased

concentration

  • Decreased Absenteeism
  • Improved staff morale
  • Less trips to the nurse
  • Better all round

performance

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Summary of the Final Rule

1) Specific goals for nutrition promotion 2) Standards and nutrition guidelines for all foods & beverages sold to students on the school campus during the school day 3) Provided to students (not sold) on the school campus during the school day 4) Food and beverage marketing 5) Public involvement and updates 6) Policy leadership 7) Policy evaluation

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Cultivating a Culture Ready for Wellness

Connect

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Let’s Get Started!

Building a Successful School Wellness Team

  • School Administrators
  • School Health Professionals
  • PE Teacher
  • Health Teacher
  • School Nutrition Staff
  • School Board Members
  • Parents
  • Students
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  • Be intentional
  • A message that resonates
  • Keep it positive
  • Modes, methods &

redundancy

  • Circle of influence

Build a Commun Build a Communica ication P tion Plan lan

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Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child (WSCC)

Engage

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Local Wellness Policy Final Final Rule ule

ID Person that Oversees LWP

Implement by July 1, 2017 Standards for all Foods Offered Adopt by June 30, 2017 Assess & Report Every 3 Years If You Can’t Sell it, Can’t Market it! Goals for Nutrition Promotion

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STANDARD FOR FOODS AND BEVERAGES SOLD TO STUDENTS

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FOOD & BEVERAGE MARKETING

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Allow marketing and advertising of

  • nly those foods and beverages

that meet the Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards. –USDA Final Rule on

Local Wellness Policy

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What is it?

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“For the purpose of promoting the sale of a food or beverage product made by a producer, manufacturer, seller or any other entity with a commercial interest in the product.“

  • USDA Final Rule on

Local Wellness Policy

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If you can’t SELL it, You can’t MARKET it!

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Where do we see it?

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Standards for all foods and beverages provided, but not sold to students during the school day.

–USDA Final Rule on Local Wellness Policy

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CELEBRATIONS & NON-FOOD REWARDS

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What’s included?

Classroom Parties Classroom Snacks Brought in by Parents Other Foods Given as Incentives

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QUESTION: When do you celebrate? How do you celebrate?

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EAT this! CELEBRATE with that!

CONFLICTING MESSAGES

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It’s just one cupcake.

Is it that big of a deal?.

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Could ad Could add an e d an extr xtra a 7,000 7,000 – 10,000 calories/sc 10,000 calories/school hool year f ear for eac

  • r each

h per person son!

But ONE But ONE cupcak cupcake e for

  • r

EACH birthday…

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WHAT CAN YOU DO?

Promotion Policy Parents

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BARRIERS SOLUTIONS

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Non-food Ideas

Extra Recess or Free Time

Dance Party Scavenger Hunt Games or Crafts It’s an Event! Show & Tell Free Home- work Pass

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Foods & Beverages

Fruits & Veggies

Fruit Smoothies Make Your Own Trail Mix Water, Milk or Juice Pick the School Lunch Menu! Yogurt Parfaits Whole- grain Roll-ups

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Cooperative Purchasing

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OTHER TIPS

Get Youth Involved! Seasonal Plan a Menu Food Service Get Youth Involved! Seasonal Plan a Menu Food Service

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EVALUATE AND COMMUNICATE

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Communicate your Wellness Policy Update Your School Health Index Evaluate Your Goals

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Wellness ellness Polic

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y Final Final Rule ule

Assess, Monitor & Report

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LOTS OF RESOURCES TO ASSIST YOU!

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https://www.fns.usda.gov/t n/local-school-wellness- policy-outreach-toolkit

Resource

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USDA

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Vir irtual tual Hea Healthy lthy Sc School hool

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Health & Academics

https://www.cdc.gov/healthyschools/health_and_aca demics/pdf/health-academic-achievement.pdf

CDC Parents for Healthy Schools Guide and Promotion Kit

http://www.cdc.gov/healthyschools/parentengage ment/parentsforhealthyschools.htm

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CDC

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Best Practice Resources

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Wellness Policy Webpage

SWC Toolkit Model Wellness Policy LWP Resources

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Have Questions, Want to Chat, or Want to Meet Others in Your Field?

Join one of our Connect Communities within The Alliance Training Center!

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