Healthy Schools Collective Impact

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Healthy Schools Collective Impact About Us Healthy Schools Collective Impact (HSCI) is a collaborative effort with a purpose: to improve health outcomes for all Colorado children and youth by supporting school cultures and environments to integrate health and wellness equitably for all students and staff. HSCI works with stakeholders to identify policy, systems, and practice changes at the statewide and local level to support schools and get them the health and wellness resources they need to engage the whole child and, in turn, bolster academic achievement. Why We Exist Fewer than half of Colorado districts have not adopted nutrition-promoting policies One program or organization cannot address large-scale issues on its own. Our impact goes further when we work together toward a common agenda. Colorado students receive an average of only 2 physical activity sessions per week 1 in 5 districts annually screen students to identify social, emotional, & behavioral health needs 2 in 5 Colorado schools do not perform hearing and vision screenings for every grade Statistics provided by the 2015-16 Smart Source Survey which reaches 25% of Colorado school districts. HSCI’s vision is that all Colorado youth are healthy and reach their full potential.

Our Structure Get Involved The diagram below reflects our new structure and ways people like you can get involved! ADVISORY GROUPS WORK GROUPS STEERING COMMITEE Professional Development Work Group Rep Council Communications, Marketing & Engagement HEALTHY SCHOOLS NETWORK Data Systems, Research & Evaluation SPRINT GROUP Policy Local Advisory Council Funders Table OTHER SUB- COMMITTEES Other Work Groups BACKBONE SUPPORT EVALUATION TEAM Each group in this structure plays an important role in HSCI efforts. As new people join the effort, we are committed to ensure the composition of each group reflects the diversity and uniqueness of the people HSCI aims to reach, including students, parents/guardians, and educators. Get Involved HSCIColorado.com E-mail: hello@HSCIColorado.com Twitter & Instagram: @hscicolorado Facebook: Colorado Healthy Schools Collective Impact Alison McCarthy, HSCI Backbone Organization Phone: (303) 455-1740 x 125 HSCI’s vision is that all Colorado youth are healthy and reach their full potential.