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These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 Summary Information about HSP Enrollment and Assessment Completion HSP Enrollment: Schools Completing: Schools Completing Module: Schools Completing All Criteria in Topic: HSP A Full An of 2 of 3 of 4 of 7 of 8 of Physical Nutrition Enrollment Assessment Action Plan Assessment Assessment Assessment Assessment Assessment Assessment Activity Cross-Cutting Total 3 % of All Schools 00% % of Enrolled 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% Onsite - - - - - - - - - - - - % of All Schools n/a % of Enrolled Online 3 - % of All Schools n/a % of Enrolled 33% 0% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% 33% Assessment Completion by School Level Elementary Middle/High Elementary, Middle/High Schools Completing an Assessment 0 - Recognition: Schools Eligible Assessment Focus Full Assessment Mod : School Health and Safety Policies and Environment Mod 2: Health Education Mod 3: Physical Education and Other Physical Activity Programs Mod 4: Nutrition Services Mod 7: Health Promotion for Staff Mod 8: Family and Community Involvement Bronze % of All % of All % of All Silver Gold Schools Schools Schools Not Eligible - 0% - 0% - 0% 00% - 0% - 0% - 00% - 0% - 0% - - 0% - 0% - 0% - 0% - 0% - 0% - 0% - 0% - 0% - 0% - 0% 00% - This table highlights the number of schools that are currently meeting the eligibility criteria for one of our national awards based on the schools' most recently completed SHI assessments. It does not take into account whether a school has applied for or been awarded a National Healthy Schools Award. Page of 2

These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 Percentage of Items Fully Met on Current Assessments, by Assessment 00% Module or Topic 86% 90% 54% 49% 62% 62% 50% 67% 68% 69% 64% 63% 58% 53% 46% 45% 44% 60% 62% 64% 63% 57% 56% 56% 66% 33% Mod : School Health and Safety Policies and Environment This graph compares the total number of assessment items fully implemented (marked as a "3") on the most recent SHI assessment by module or topic to the total number of assessment items that could be fully implemented for all schools with a completed assessment by module or topic within the district, state or nation. Note that a school does not need to be fully meeting in all assessment items to be eligible for a Healthy Schools Award. Mod 2: Health Education Mod 3: Physical Education and Other Physical Activity Programs Mod 4: Nutrition Services Mod 7: Health Promotion for Staff Mod 8: Family and Community Involvement National (All HSP Schools) State (All HSP Schools) (All HSP Schools) Nutrition Topic Physical Activity Topic Cross-Cutting Topic Policy and Practice Improvements in "Best Practice" Rates, by Assessment Module or Topic 00% 00% 86% 86% 90% 90% 50% 50% 64% 64% 63% 63% 62% 62% 56% 56% 33% 33% Mod : School Health and Safety Policies and Environment Mod 2: Health Education Mod 3: Physical Education and Other Physical Activity Programs Mod 4: Nutrition Services Baseline (All HSP Schools) Mod 7: Health Promotion for Staff Mod 8: Family and Community Involvement Current (All HSP Schools) This graph compares the rate of schools fully implementing assessment items (marked as "3") in each SHI module and across topic areas at schools responses to the first completed SHI versus schools responses to the most recently completed SHI. Note that a school does not need to be fully meeting in all assessment items to be eligible for a Healthy Schools Award. Nutrition Topic Physical Activity Topic Cross-Cutting Topic Page 2 of 2

These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 Action Plan Item Selection Rate, by Module or Topic 8% 6% 5% 4% 5% 4% 3% % 2% 20% 9% 7% 7% 5% 7% 6% 7% 5% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% Mod : School Health and Safety Policies and Environment Mod 2: Health Education Mod 3: Physical Education and Other Physical Activity Programs Mod 4: Nutrition Services Mod 7: Health Promotion for Staff Mod 8: Family and Community Involvement National (All HSP Schools) State (All HSP Schools) (All HSP Schools) Nutrition Topic Physical Activity Topic Cross-Cutting Topic This graph compares the total number of action items selected and in progress by module or topic to the total number of action items that could be selected for all schools with an action plan by module or topic within the district, state, or nation. Page 3 of 2

These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 Module and Topic Summaries Mod : School Health and Safety Policies and Environment Assessment Responses Action Plan 0 Does your school have a representative committee or team that meets at least four times Bronze (2) 00% 00% 0% a year and oversees school health and safety policies and programs? 02 Has your school implemented all of the components of the State s local wellness policy? Bronze (2) 00% 00% 0% 03 [ES Only] Are students provided at least 20 minutes of recess during each school day, and Bronze 00% 00% 0% do teachers or recess monitors encourage students to be active? 04 Does your school make safe, unflavored, drinking water available throughout the school Bronze 00% 00% 0% day at no cost to students? 05 Do all competitive foods sold to students during the school day meet or exceed the Bronze 00% 00% 0% USDA s nutrition standards for all foods sold to students (commonly called Smart Snacks in School)? 06 Do all competitive beverages sold to students during the school day meet or exceed the Bronze 00% 00% 0% USDA s nutrition standards for all beverages sold to students (commonly called Smart Snacks in School)? 07 Does the school prohibit using physical activity and withholding physical education class Silver 00% 00% 0% as punishment? Is this prohibition consistently followed? 08 [ES Only] Does your school prohibit withholding recess as punishment? Is this prohibition consistently followed? 09 Does your school prohibit giving students food as a reward and withholding food as punishment? Is this prohibition consistently followed? 0 Do all foods and beverages served and offered to students during the school day meet or Silver 00% 00% 0% exceed the USDA s Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards? Do all foods and beverages sold to students during the extended school day meet or Silver 00% 00% 0% exceed the USDA s Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards? 2 Do all foods and beverages served and offered to students during the extended school Silver 00% 00% 0% day meet or exceed the USDA s Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards? 3 Are indoor and outdoor physical activity facilities open to students, their families, and the Gold 00% 00% 0% community outside school hours? 4 Do fundraising efforts during and outside school hours sell only non-food items or only Gold 00% 00% 0% foods and beverages that meet or exceed the USDA s Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards? Page 4 of 2

These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 Mod 2: Health Education Assessment Responses Action Plan 20 [ES Only] Do students receive health education instruction in all grades? Bronze 00% 00% 0% 202 [MS & HS Only] Does the school or National require all students to take and pass at least Bronze (2) 0% 0% one health education course? 203 Does the health education curriculum address all of these topics on physical activity? Bronze (2) 0% 0% 204 Does your health education curriculum addresses all of these essential topics on healthy Bronze (2) 0% 0% eating? 205 Do all teachers of health education use an age-appropriate sequential health education Silver & Gold 00% 00% 0% curriculum that is consistent with state or national standards for health education? 206 Do all teachers of health education provide opportunities for students to practice or Silver & Gold 00% 00% 0% rehearse the skills needed to maintain and improve their health? 207 Do all teachers of health education participate at least once a year in professional Silver & Gold 0% 0% development in health education? Page 5 of 2

These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 Mod 3: Physical Education and Other Physical Activity Programs Assessment Responses Action Plan 30 [ES Only] Do all students in each grade receive physical education for at least 50 minutes Bronze () 00% 00% 0% per week throughout the school year? Silver (2) Gold (3) 302 [MS & HS Only] How many years of physical education are students at this school Bronze () 0% 0% required to take? Silver (2) Gold (3) 303 Do all teachers of physical education use an age-appropriate, sequential physical Bronze 00% 00% 0% education curriculum that is consistent with national or state standards for physical education (see national standards)? 304 Does the school s physical education program integrate the components of the Bronze 0% 0% Presidential Youth Fitness Program? 305 Does the school s physical education program use three or more methods to promote Bronze 00% 00% 0% student participation in a variety of community physical activity options? 306 Does the school s physical education program consistently use all or most of the following Bronze 00% 00% 0% practices as appropriate to include students with special health care needs? 307 Does the school promote or support walking and bicycling to school in the following Bronze (2) 0% 0% ways? 308 Does the school offer opportunities for students to participate in physical activity either Bronze (2) 0% 0% before or after the school day (or both)? 309 Are all students provided opportunities to participate in physical activity breaks in Bronze (2) 00% 00% 0% classrooms, outside of physical education, recess, and class transition periods on all or most days during a typical school week? 30 Do teachers keep students moderately to vigorously active for at least 50% of the time Silver 00% 00% 0% during most or all physical education class sessions? 3 Are all teachers of physical education required to participate at least once a year in professional development in physical education? 32 Are all physical education classes taught by licensed teachers who are certified or Gold 00% 00% 0% endorsed to teach physical education? Page 6 of 2

These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 Mod 4: Nutrition Services Assessment Responses Action Plan 40 Does the school offer school meals (both breakfast and lunch) programs that are fully Bronze 00% 00% 0% accessible to all students? 402 Do school meals include a variety of foods that following criteria? Bronze 00% 00% 0% 403 Are healthy food and beverage choices promoted of the following techniques? Bronze 0% 0% 404 Do all school nutrition program managers and staff meet or exceed the annual continuing Bronze 00% 00% 0% education/training hours required by the USDA s Professional Standards requirements? 405 Do venues outside the cafeteria (e.g., vending machines, school stores, canteens, snack bars, or snack or food carts) where food is available offer fruits and non-fried vegetables? 406 Do nutrition services staff members use the following methods to collaborate with Silver 00% 00% 0% teachers to reinforce nutrition education lessons taught in the classroom? 407 Do students have at least 0 minutes to eat breakfast and at least 20 minutes to eat lunch, Gold 00% 00% 0% counting from the time they are seated? 408 Is the school implementing any of the following Farm to School activities? Gold 0% 0% Mod 7: Health Promotion for Staff Assessment Responses Action Plan 70 Does the school or State offer staff members accessible and free or low-cost health Bronze 00% 00% 0% assessments at least once a year? 702 Does the school or State offer staff members accessible and free or low-cost physical Bronze 0% 0% activity/fitness programs? 703 Does your school use the following strategies to support staff to model healthy eating and Bronze 0% 0% physical activity behaviors? 704 Does the school or State use three or more methods to promote and encourage staff Silver 00% 00% 0% member participation in its health promotion programs? 705 Does the school or State offer staff members healthy eating/weight management programs that are accessible and free or low-cost? 706 Do all foods and beverages served and sold at staff meetings, school-sponsored staff Gold 0% 0% events, and in the staff lounge meet USDA Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards? Page 7 of 2

These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 Mod 8: Family and Community Involvement Assessment Responses Action Plan 80 Do families and other community members help with school decision making? Bronze 00% 00% 0% 802 Do students and family members have opportunities to provide both suggestions for Silver 00% 00% 0% school meals and other foods and beverages sold, served, and offered on school campus and feedback on the meal programs and other foods and beverages sold, served, and offered on school campus? 803 Do family and community members have access to indoor and outdoor school facilities outside school hours to participate in or conduct health promotion and education programs? Gold 00% 00% 0% Page 8 of 2

These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 Nutrition Topic Assessment Responses Action Plan 04 Does your school make safe, unflavored, drinking water available throughout the school Bronze 00% 00% 0% day at no cost to students? 05 Do all competitive foods sold to students during the school day meet or exceed the Bronze 00% 00% 0% USDA s nutrition standards for all foods sold to students (commonly called Smart Snacks in School)? 06 Do all competitive beverages sold to students during the school day meet or exceed the Bronze 00% 00% 0% USDA s nutrition standards for all beverages sold to students (commonly called Smart Snacks in School)? 09 Does your school prohibit giving students food as a reward and withholding food as punishment? Is this prohibition consistently followed? 0 Do all foods and beverages served and offered to students during the school day meet or Silver 00% 00% 0% exceed the USDA s Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards? Do all foods and beverages sold to students during the extended school day meet or Silver 00% 00% 0% exceed the USDA s Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards? 2 Do all foods and beverages served and offered to students during the extended school Silver 00% 00% 0% day meet or exceed the USDA s Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards? 4 Do fundraising efforts during and outside school hours sell only non-food items or only Gold 00% 00% 0% foods and beverages that meet or exceed the USDA s Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards? 204 Does your health education curriculum addresses all of these essential topics on healthy Bronze (2) 0% 0% eating? 40 Does the school offer school meals (both breakfast and lunch) programs that are fully Bronze 00% 00% 0% accessible to all students? 402 Do school meals include a variety of foods that following criteria? Bronze 00% 00% 0% 403 Are healthy food and beverage choices promoted of the following techniques? Bronze 0% 0% 404 Do all school nutrition program managers and staff meet or exceed the annual continuing Bronze 00% 00% 0% education/training hours required by the USDA s Professional Standards requirements? 405 Do venues outside the cafeteria (e.g., vending machines, school stores, canteens, snack bars, or snack or food carts) where food is available offer fruits and non-fried vegetables? 406 Do nutrition services staff members use the following methods to collaborate with Silver 00% 00% 0% teachers to reinforce nutrition education lessons taught in the classroom? Page 9 of 2

These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 407 Do students have at least 0 minutes to eat breakfast and at least 20 minutes to eat lunch, Gold 00% 00% 0% counting from the time they are seated? 408 Is the school implementing any of the following Farm to School activities? Gold 0% 0% 703 Does your school use the following strategies to support staff to model healthy eating and Bronze 0% 0% physical activity behaviors? 705 Does the school or State offer staff members healthy eating/weight management programs that are accessible and free or low-cost? 706 Do all foods and beverages served and sold at staff meetings, school-sponsored staff Gold 0% 0% events, and in the staff lounge meet USDA Smart Snacks in School nutrition standards? 802 Do students and family members have opportunities to provide both suggestions for Silver 00% 00% 0% school meals and other foods and beverages sold, served, and offered on school campus and feedback on the meal programs and other foods and beverages sold, served, and offered on school campus? Page 0 of 2

These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 Physical Activity Topic Assessment Responses Action Plan 03 [ES Only] Are students provided at least 20 minutes of recess during each school day, and Bronze 00% 00% 0% do teachers or recess monitors encourage students to be active? 07 Does the school prohibit using physical activity and withholding physical education class Silver 00% 00% 0% as punishment? Is this prohibition consistently followed? 08 Does your school prohibit withholding recess as punishment? Is this prohibition consistently followed? 3 Are indoor and outdoor physical activity facilities open to students, their families, and the Gold 00% 00% 0% community outside school hours? 203 Does the health education curriculum address all of these topics on physical activity? Bronze (2) 0% 0% 30 [ES Only] Do all students in each grade receive physical education for at least 50 minutes Bronze () 00% 00% 0% per week throughout the school year? Silver (2) 302 [MS & HS Only] How many years of physical education are students at this school Bronze () 0% 0% required to take? Silver (2) 303 Do all teachers of physical education use an age-appropriate, sequential physical Bronze 00% 00% 0% education curriculum that is consistent with national or state standards for physical education (see national standards)? 304 Does the school s physical education program integrate the components of the Bronze 0% 0% Presidential Youth Fitness Program? 305 Does the school s physical education program use three or more methods to promote Bronze 00% 00% 0% student participation in a variety of community physical activity options? 306 Does the school s physical education program consistently use all or most of the following Bronze 00% 00% 0% practices as appropriate to include students with special health care needs? 307 Does the school promote or support walking and bicycling to school in the following Bronze (2) 0% 0% ways? 308 Does the school offer opportunities for students to participate in physical activity either Bronze (2) 0% 0% before or after the school day (or both)? 309 Are all students provided opportunities to participate in physical activity breaks in Bronze (2) 00% 00% 0% classrooms, outside of physical education, recess, and class transition periods on all or most days during a typical school week? 30 Do teachers keep students moderately to vigorously active for at least 50% of the time Silver 00% 00% 0% during most or all physical education class sessions? 3 Are all teachers of physical education required to participate at least once a year in professional development in physical education? Page of 2

These data reflect the most current assessment submissions as of 0/02/207 32 Are all physical education classes taught by licensed teachers who are certified or Gold 00% 00% 0% endorsed to teach physical education? 703 Does your school use the following strategies to support staff to model healthy eating and Bronze 0% 0% physical activity behaviors? Cross-Cutting Topic Assessment Responses Action Plan 0 Does your school have a representative committee or team that meets at least four times Bronze (2) 00% 00% 0% a year and oversees school health and safety policies and programs? 02 Has your school implemented all of the components of the State s local wellness policy? Bronze (2) 00% 00% 0% 20 [ES Only] Do students receive health education instruction in all grades? Bronze 00% 00% 0% 202 [MS & HS Only] Does the school or National require all students to take and pass at least Bronze (2) 0% 0% one health education course? 205 Do all teachers of health education use an age-appropriate sequential health education Silver & Gold 00% 00% 0% curriculum that is consistent with state or national standards for health education? 206 Do all teachers of health education provide opportunities for students to practice or Silver & Gold 00% 00% 0% rehearse the skills needed to maintain and improve their health? 207 Do all teachers of health education participate at least once a year in professional Silver & Gold 0% 0% development in health education? 70 Does the school or State offer staff members accessible and free or low-cost health Bronze 00% 00% 0% assessments at least once a year? 704 Does the school or State use three or more methods to promote and encourage staff Silver 00% 00% 0% member participation in its health promotion programs? 80 Do families and other community members help with school decision making? Bronze 00% 00% 0% 803 Do family and community members have access to indoor and outdoor school facilities Gold 00% 00% 0% outside school hours to participate in or conduct health promotion and education programs? Page 2 of 2