Healthy Kids Make Better Students, Better Students Make Healthy Communities 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin with the 'Wellness Policy Introduction' section. Read through the guidelines carefully to understand the objectives and requirements outlined for developing a comprehensive wellness policy.
  3. Move on to the 'Wellness Policy Step Process'. Fill in details regarding your local board of education's establishment of a district school health advisory council (SHAC) and ensure all required members are included.
  4. In the 'Family, School and Community Involvement Template', provide information about community partnerships and how they will support student health initiatives.
  5. Continue filling out sections related to physical activity, nutrition, health education, and other templates as specified. Ensure that each section is completed according to the guidelines provided.
  6. Once all sections are filled out, review your entries for accuracy and completeness before saving or submitting your document.

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Enhanced Class Participation: Engaging in regular physical activity enhances cognitive ability and behavior, leading to increased participation and better classroom behavior. Reduced Stress: Regular exercise and a healthy diet play a crucial role in managing stress levels, ultimately improving mental health.
Research shows a strong connection between healthy behaviors and academic achievement (e.g., grades, standardized tests, graduation rates, attendance). Healthy students are better learners, and academic achievement bears a lifetime of benefits for health.
Left untreated or undermanaged, HBLs can adversely affect childrens ability to see, hear and pay attention in the classroom, their ability and motivation to learn, their attendance, their academic performance, and even their chances of graduating from high school1.
Children who have access to nutritious food have energy to learn. Providing healthy snacks and meals helps childrens bodies grow, giving them what they need to talk, play, and learn together. Physical Activity and Motor Development: Staying active benefits young childrens physical and cognitive development.
The lifestyle factors of children and teenagers have a significant influence on their academic performance. For example, a lack of physical activity and unhealthy eating habits, such as irregular meal patterns and skipping breakfast, negatively affect their academic performance.

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Promoting public health should be a priority for government, public and private organizations. Design Activity-Friendly Routes. Develop Health, Nutrition and Exercise Initiatives at Schools. Establish Community Gardens. Launch a Community Health Challenge. Provide Exercise Opportunities. a Community Playground.
Students experience of physical and emotional safety is crucial to their ability to learn, understand abstract concepts and advance educationally, ing to psychological and neuroscience research.
There is a direct link between student health and student achievement that solidifies how children in good health make for exceptional students on all levels: performance, behaviors, and cognitive skills.

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