1. Missouri Healthy Schools: A Comprehensive Approach to Student Success
Missouri Council for Activity and Nutrition (MOCAN)
January 17, 2019
Laura Beckmann
Director of Missouri Healthy Schools
Deepen their knowledge on the health and academic benefits and current state of physical education and physical activity (PE/PA) in schools
Physical education and physical activity in the US

2. What’s
New!

3. OCCR Vision - Successful Students, Better World 3 3
OCCR Vision - Successful Students, Better World
OCCR Mission - The mission of the OCCR is to guide and support Missouri schools in preparing success ready students.
OCCR Success Ready Definition - A success ready student has the knowledge, skills, behaviors and experiences to achieve personal goals and contribute in all facets of life.

4. History & Progress
Missouri Children’s Services Commission’s Subcommittee on Childhood Obesity – (1 of 5 actions) DESE Office of Health and Physical Education – June 2017
DESE School Health and Wellness Advisory Council
Strategic Plan aligned to strategies & activities of CDC Healthy
Schools Grant – October 2017
DP (Missouri Healthy Schools, Successful Students) - June 2018 – 1.0 FTE (5 Years)
PS CDC Surveillance Surveys – June 2018 (5 Years) (Moved to OCCR)
January 2019 – Director of Missouri Healthy Schools & Director of Health & Physical Education
Establish an Office of Student Wellness to maintain expectations for health and physical education curricula. Modify school accreditation by including a voluntary health and wellness component. Provide support to schools to implement best practices and school wellness policies.

7. Shared priorities between health and education:
 Increase quantity and quality of physical education, health education and physical activity
 Improve the nutritional quality of foods provided in school
 Improve the capacity of schools to manage chronic conditions
CDC’s Role:
 Quality of health education in schools
 Evidence-based guidelines and recommendations for school programs and policy
 Tools and resources for educators and administrators  Training and professional development.

8.
Division of Adolescent and School Health (DASH):

9. The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) in partnership with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services (DHSS) will be responsible for implementing the three strategies within Priority 1.
Infrastructure Development
Professional Development and Training, and
Technical Assistance

10. DESE and DHSS will be expected to implement these strategies using a comprehensive, statewide approach over the 5-year period of performance.
While activities are expected to be implemented statewide, 7 Priority Local Educational Agencies (PLEA’s) have been selected to prioritize our work.
All schools within the PLEA’s will be inclusive of this work.

11. Evaluation and Performance Measurement Plan
Throughout the five year project period, CDC will work individually and collectively with DESE and DHSS to answer the evaluation questions based on the program logic model and the strategies in the Priority 1 area.
The outcomes reflect the performance measures DESE will be responsible for.
Existing surveillance systems will be reported by CDC.
School Health Profiles (Profiles)
Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS)
Report on CDC performance measures as specified in this NOFO.
As a result of the implementation of the strategies funded through this NOFO (i.e., infrastructure development, professional development and training, technical assistance), the following outcomes are expected to be achieved over the 5-year period of performance and are bolded in the logic model.

12. A visual representation showing the sequence of related events connecting the activities of a program with the program’s desired outcomes and results.
Very specific CDC evidence based resources.

13. Work in Progress
MO is 1 of 11 states to represent the Professional Development for Healthy Schools Advisory Board (PD4HS)
CDC Healthy Schools Academy (State team of 4) – February , 2019
(NGO’S: Alliance for a Healthier Generation, the National Association of School Nurses,
SHAPE America, and Springboard to Active Schools)
Priority Tracks: Physical Education & Physical Activity; Nutrition;
Chronic Disease Management; Out-of-School Time
CDC Healthy Schools Online Physical Education Learning Pilot (17 educators)
CDC Healthy Schools Professional Development (State team of 5) - May 1 – 3, 2019
Topics: Engagement (parent, administrator, community, and student), Mental Health,
Social Emotional Learning, and Health Equity
Trainings: In-Person and on-line (CDC’s tools and practices)

14. Work in Progress Cadre Development State Conferences/Workshops
CDC Training of Trainers (TOT) Workshop – August 2018
State Conferences/Workshops
Chair of MOCAN School Work Group – ALIGNMENT of strategic plans, communication, resources, and reach to enhance Missouri’s efforts
Missouri Coordinated School Health Coalition
Missouri Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance
Missouri Afterschool Network
PLEA Infrastructure & Assessments (WellSAT 3.0, School Health Index and Health Services Assessment Tools for Schools)
Expansion of webinar programming
Involvement

15. Moving Forward DESE Office of Health and Physical Education
Continuation of work with PLEA’s & statewide (assessments, training, evaluation, shared learnings)
Communication
Missouri’s Physical Fitness Assessment
DESE K-12 Curriculum Development Team
Partnerships and network systems for professionals
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16. Director of Missouri Healthy Schools
Laura Beckmann
Director of Missouri Healthy Schools