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and advocate for my child's health
PARENTS
Some educators and administrators do not view students’ health and wellness as part of their core mission. They feel that teaching nutrition and physical activity are not a part of their responsibilities. Therefore, parents must break down this disconnect and direct their concern into meaningful action. Parents are willing to get their hands dirty because they are on the ones who see the direct benefits. Attached below is research emphasizing the benefits that parents would receive if they are advocating for health and physical education in schools.
 PhysicalActivityKeytoPrevent1.jpgPhysical Activity Key to Preventing Childhood Obesity Page 1 |  PhysicalActivityKeytoPrevent2.jpgPhysical Activity Key to Preventing Childhood Obesity Page 32 |  PhysicalActivityKeytoPrevent3.jpgPhysical Activity Key to Preventing Childhood Obesity Page 3 |
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 Enhancing Academic Performance.jpgEnhancing Academic Performance- only one page document |  ParentsViewsofFitnesspg1.jpgParents View of Children's Health and Fitness page 1 |  ParentsViewofFitness2.jpgParents View of Children's Health and Fitness page 2 |
 ParentsViewofFitness3.jpgParents View of Children's Health and Fitness page 3 |  ParentsViewofFitness4.jpgParents View of Children's Health and Fitness page 4 |  Parents&TeachersAgree1.jpgParents and Teachers Agree on Solutions- only a one page document. |
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