hays consolidated independent school district · 2017-10-27 · 2008-2015 (first time in 25 years)...

Hays Consolidated Independent School District

Minutes August 16, 2017 Curriculum and Instruction Annex, Large Training Room

11:30 AM – 1:00 PM

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Macie Walker, RN, BSN

Director of Student Health Services

Members Present - position

Behrens, Matt – Pastor Cornerstone Pizana, Belinda - Parent Campbell, Katie – Hays CISD PEP Coordinator Rowden, Lauren – Hays CISD Child Nutrition Contreras, Renee – Lehman Outreach Counselor Thibideaux, Mike – Hays CISD Child Nutrition Jamil, Stephanie - Parent Walker, Macie – Hays CISD Student Health Services Director & Co-Chair Pendleton, Brandon –Hays/Caldwell Women’s Center

Members Absent - position Bedwell, Jessica - Parent Roberts, Ruth – CommuniCare Liaison Bronaugh, Bert – Community Member Self, Whitney – Hays CISD PE Teacher/Camino Real Elementary Goss, Jennifer – OB/GYN Stone, Mary – Community Social Worker Hillsenbeck, Kim - Parent Taylor, Ashley – Parent & Co-Chair Kelnar, Dawn - Parent Thomas, Lisa – Hays CISD Director of Employee Services Kiester, Bret - YMCA Vera, Jessica - Parent Morgan, Wendy – Hays CISD PE Teacher/Tobias Elementary Winkelmann, Charlotte – Hays CISD Director of Counseling Renger, Erica – Hays CISD Special Education

Guests and Staff Support Ashlee McCullough - YMCA

ITEM DISCUSSION/RECOMMENDATIONS Action Item?

ACTION PLAN FOLLOW UP & DATE DUE

1. Call to order / Welcome Macie calls meeting to order -11:35

2. Approval of Minutes June minutes approval

• Motion – Brandon Pendleton • Second – Matt Behrens

Y



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3. American Heart Association – Lea Fisher

Presentation by Lea Fisher from AHA regarding curriculum and support available to teachers and district. Ms. Fisher also presented to the elementary PE teachers the curriculum for teaching students to make healthy choices. Additionally other programs are available to support staff such as Check, Change, Control and monthly newsletters. CCC will be piloted with café and bus staff beginning on October and will be considered as part of wellness plan across district in the 2018-2019 school year. Wellness newsletters will be initiated this year within Hays and AHA has materials to support these newsletters.

Consideration of CCC in the wellness plan

September

4. Approval of Bylaws Bylaws reviewed at past several meetings. Changes completed based on previous feedback.

Y Approved 11 for 0 against. Will send for virtual approval for members not present.

5. Subcommittee breakouts

Deferred due to number of parent members absent today.

Y Sept/Oct

6. Other Business Matt Behrens announced the Shared Crisis Response meeting for Sept 12 to open conversations between faith-based leaders in the community and HCISD counseling staff. The goal is to

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Minutes approved : September 20, 2017

talk about shared goals and boundaries during times of crisis.

7. Adjournment 12:40

American Heart AssociationJump Rope For Heart and Hoops For Heart

program information

2017-2018

What are the perks?• Teachers/Volunteers receive 6 Professional Development

Credit Hours - TAHPERD!

• Potential to earn US Games Certificates

• Coordinator referral incentive, $50-100 for each*

• Additional P.E. Equipment: jump ropes and/or basketball, playground balls*

• Curriculum*

• Monthly Health Messaging

• Health Challenge Data for your Superintendent

Facts and Stats

• The “Five For Life” component of the program encourages children to adopt the 5 health habits now so they have a good chance of living a long, healthy life free from cardiovascular diseases.

• Did you know that due to childhood obesity, this generation of children could be the first to not live a longer lifespan than their parents?• Currently, less than 1% of the population, and almost no children in the

United States ages 5-19, have ideal health.

Facts and Stats*• Diabetes dropped from 1.7 million to 1.4 million from

2008-2015 (first time in 25 years)

• Adult smoking dropped to 14.95% (lowest in 80 years)

• Consumption of full calorie soda dropped 25% since 1998

• Consumption of whole grains increased by 75% since 2000

• Obesity rates in children appear to be flattening (YAY!) but adult obesity rates are worsening.

• 24% of High School students use 3-vapor products (almost doubled since 2013)

The Impact of Your Dollar

The American Heart Association funds more research than any U.S. organization except the federal government.

In all, we spend nearly 80 cents of every dollar on research, education and community outreach.

BOO! What’s New?

2017-2018 is the year of the

SCARE SQUAD!

Take a ride with us… It’s going to be a exciting

year!

2017-2018 Trailer

BOO! Who’s New?

THE SCARE SQUAD!

Blaster blasts out sodium!

Charger is all aglow for heart health Disco eats great with color on

her plate!

Petunia says “No Way!” to tobacco!

Finster quenches his thirst with water!

Jax is the leader of the Scare Squad!

Rocky gets active every day!

Monsters come to life!

Bring your monster to life!

Charger Disco

What’s New:Simplified Materials and Prize Structure

What’s New:

What’s New:New monster games

What’s New:

Updated educational materials and posters

[Sample bulletin board display]

What’s New - Online:

What’s New:

• New jump rope skills videos!• Compilation of training videos available on YouTube.

Coaches and P.E. teachers can find all the videos they need to teach their students jump rope skills!

• Additional resources available on heart.org under the “Educator” section at the top

• Parent Corner located in the website!• Includes heart-healthy recipes, along with quick

and easy ways to be healthy at home.

How to reach me:please write it down or take a picture

Leah [email protected]

Chris Bailey Manager, [email protected]

Thank you!

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