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Showing posts with label wellness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wellness. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
School Wellness Advisory Council: "Nutrition Nuggets"
The School Wellness Advisory Council has published "Nutrition Nuggets" and shared here:
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
Live reporting: School Wellness Advisory Committee (SWAC)
Was the wellness committee
It is a standing committee, multiple parties represented
we set goals and have tangible progress each year
Page 4 - role/requirements of group
Page 5 - three goals set in mental health, physical activity and nutrition
the guidance update provided at a prior School Committee meeting reflects some of the details of the goals achieved
over 200 in ski program during winter
expanding implementation of breakfast to all the schools, one at a time
school gardens growing, raised beds at some of the schools
hydroponic garden at Parmenter growing lettuce, chard, and tomatoes
84.5% of the students on grades 6-12 responded to the wellness survey
21.5% of the parents, and 51.8% of the faculty
Key findings, parents are not always aware of what is going on in the schools
need to do a better job of communicating and sharing the information (Page 15)
"While you have spoken to the high number of yeses, there are 25% of the parents are saying there is not enough being done"
sought alternative ways, through partnerships (i.e. Reebok with the BOKS program)
collaboration, Franklin will help train the Y summer staff in some of the 'zones of regulation' so there will be consistent language used
track/field and wrestling are both non-cut sports
trying to meet the needs of kids either in the morning or after school
with different physical activities
It is a standing committee, multiple parties represented
we set goals and have tangible progress each year
Page 4 - role/requirements of group
Page 5 - three goals set in mental health, physical activity and nutrition
the guidance update provided at a prior School Committee meeting reflects some of the details of the goals achieved
over 200 in ski program during winter
expanding implementation of breakfast to all the schools, one at a time
school gardens growing, raised beds at some of the schools
hydroponic garden at Parmenter growing lettuce, chard, and tomatoes
84.5% of the students on grades 6-12 responded to the wellness survey
21.5% of the parents, and 51.8% of the faculty
Key findings, parents are not always aware of what is going on in the schools
need to do a better job of communicating and sharing the information (Page 15)
"While you have spoken to the high number of yeses, there are 25% of the parents are saying there is not enough being done"
sought alternative ways, through partnerships (i.e. Reebok with the BOKS program)
collaboration, Franklin will help train the Y summer staff in some of the 'zones of regulation' so there will be consistent language used
track/field and wrestling are both non-cut sports
trying to meet the needs of kids either in the morning or after school
with different physical activities
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Fun Workshop .... Living you Yoga
From Karen Ring:
I wanted to let you all know that I am running a 6 week workshop with Betsy Barry and Kathryn Nulf of Franklin Yoga & Wellness about "Living you Yoga and LOVING YOUR LIFE!!" (See below for the details)
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We will meet every Friday 6pm-8pm except Halloween we will meet Sunday Nov. 2nd 6pm-8pm. This all starts October 17th and runs through to Nov. 21st. Just in time for all the holidays!!!
Enter this Holiday season with a clear, happy, healthy mind and a new outlook on your life :) SIGN UP HERE --> http://franklinyoga.com/workshops-2
Thank you for reading this email and if you ever want to be removed from my email list please let me know, do not hesitate to send me a simple reply "Please remove my email" :) and I will get right on it! Hope to see some of you for this fun workshop!!
Much Love.
-Karen
This unique 40-day program includes:
- · Weekly class meeting (1 ½ - 2 hours)
- · 40 days unlimited yoga (all current class passes will be put on hold)
- · Instruction to begin a deeper, personal meditation practice
- · Tools to move past current limiting beliefs and habits
- · Short yoga practices unlock, open and heal the body gently
- · Stress reduction techniques to invite peace into everyday living
- · Nutritional tips and techniques
- · One hour wellness consultation with a certified holistic health counselor
- · Weekly journaling assignment
- · Online FaceBook group support
- · 20% of holistic health services for 40 days after the program ends (November 26 – January 5th) – clear with practitioners first!
The Six Weekly Themes:
- 1. Seeing & Accepting: Beginning where you are
- 2. It Doesn't Have to Be Hard: Learning to release, forgive and move on
- 3. Detox Your Life (remove toxic relationships, excess, clutter, food (the "whites!"))
- 4. Pleasure: A guide to self-care
- 5. Ease & Grace: "When you are relaxing, you are receiving"
- 6. Gratitude: Positive strategies to manifest abundance (this last week should be a mini-celebration with food)
Friday, September 19, 2014
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Franklin Public Schools: Student Wellness Advisory Committee update
The Student Wellness Advisory Committee report scheduled for presentation and update for the School Committee meeting on Tuesday, June 24, 2014.
The full agenda for the School Committee meeting can be found here
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2014/06/franklin-ma-school-committee-agenda.html
The full agenda for the School Committee meeting can be found here
http://www.franklinmatters.org/2014/06/franklin-ma-school-committee-agenda.html
Sunday, February 10, 2013
FPS: Wellness Policy - proposed revision
The Wellness Policy is up for discussion and possible revision on the School Committee agenda.
The current policy document:
The proposed revision to the policy:
The current policy document:
The proposed revision to the policy:
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