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By increasing school breakfast participation across the district, Whitney Point Central School District has seen results in other places, such as improved student behavior.
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After setting the foundation for health and wellness with brain breaks and taste tests, Fair Oaks Elementary used their second grant for getting the older children more active at recess and teaching students about local healthy foods.
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To fight student hunger, Meridian High School implemented a second chance breakfast program that has successfully reduced absenteeism and increased breakfast participation.
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From reducing plate waste to introducing a running club, Cabazon Elementary is paving the way for a healthier school, district, and county.
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With the help of a Game On grant, recess took on a whole new look at this Florida school, adding more structure and physical activity to free time.
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This MA school got creative with their Game On grant, using pogo sticks and more to boost student wellness while trying new things.
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Thanks to a grant, this rural high school was able to incorporate more fresh produce and unique phys ed activities into their programs, giving students exposure to new, healthy options for eating and staying fit.
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How do you get children excited about eating breakfast in the classroom? Let them get creative and make their own healthy choices!
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An incredibly motivated and hardworking high school student raised over $6,000 for Action for Healthy Kids. Find out how he did it.
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