New Partners, New Tools, New Possibilities: Views From the Fields of Education and Public Health
2007
New Partners, New Tools, New Possibilities in School Health
publication
Author Information
Author(s): Schmoyer Michael PhD, MSEd, CHES
Primary Institution: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Hypothesis
School-based programs can significantly improve community health promotion.
Conclusion
School-based health promotion programs can enhance the health and academic performance of students.
Supporting Evidence
- School-based health promotion programs can improve academic performance.
- Chronic diseases can negatively impact students' success in school.
- CDC funds programs to help schools implement health promotion policies.
Takeaway
Schools can help kids stay healthy and do better in school by having programs that promote good health.
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