Successful Students

  • Who is it for?

    Local education agencies, educators, parents, community leaders, industry representatives and policy makers.

  • How do you get it?

    This resource is distributed electronically and materials can be downloaded on this page.

  • How is it used?

    To educate for strong, effective Local Wellness Policies with school boards, PTAs and school health advisory councils.

Successful Students LogoSuccessful Students Eat Smart and Move More is a social marketing intervention intended to create a buzz around school wellness policies, so that policies are implemented, monitored, evaluated, discussed regularly and modified as needed to meet the changing needs of schools, staff and students. This intervention is being modeled after California Project LEAN's Successful Students project.

Informational Brochure
Use this full-color brochure with School Board members, School Health Advisory Council Chairs, School Administrators and PTA members. The brochure describes how local wellness policies impact student and school success.
Parent Flyer
Use this full-color two-page flyer with parents. It describes how local wellness policies impact student success and what parents can do to help.
Parent Flyer (Spanish)
PowerPoint Presentation
Use this informative Power Point? presentation to talk to School Board members, School Health Advisory Councils, School Administrators and PTAs about how local wellness policies impact student success.
Power Point Presentation Slides in PDF format
Power Point Presentation Notes Pages in PDF format

White Papers

These tools provide more information on the seven key behaviors in the NC Obesity Prevention Plan

Breastfeed Your Baby
Breastfeed Your Baby (reduced ink version)
Choose To Move More Every Day
Choose to Move More Everyday (reduced ink version)
Enjoy More Fruits And Vegetables
Enjoy More Fruits and Vegetables (reduced ink version)
Prepare And Eat More Meals At Home
Prepare and Eat More Meals at Home (reduced ink version)
Rethink Your Drink
Re-think Your Drink (reduced ink version)
Right Size Your Portions
Right-size Your Portions (reduced ink version)
Tame The Tube
Tame the Tube (reduced ink version)

Community Relations / Media Toolkit

Each of the following resources will help you gain support from your community. Use them to educate parents, teachers, and the community at large on the importance of your Local Wellness Policy.

Media

Sample Feature Article (Word)
Sample Feature Article (PDF)
Sample Op Ed Article (PDF)
Sample Press Release (Word)
Sample Press Release (PDF)
Working With The Media (PDF)

PTA Newsletters

January - School Stores
February - School Celebrations
March - Classroom Rewards
April - Foods From Home
May - Making Eating Enjoyable
June - Promoting Local Wellness Policy
July - Establishing Community Support
August - Wellness Policy 101
September - Student Success With PA and Nutrition
October - School Vending
November - Fundraising
December - School Concessions

Ads

Family Print Ad
Family Web Ad 1
Family Web Ad 2
Family Web Ad 3
School Board Web Ad

Advocacy Toolkit

Eight, two-page handouts describe how local wellness policies can impact the food and physical activity environments at school, and how a healthy school environment promotes student and school success. Use these as you talk to local school board members, school administrators, School Health Advisory Councils and PTA groups to get them involved in these important issues.

Celebrations at School
Classroom Rewards
Concessions
Foods from Home
Fundraising
Making Eating Enjoyable
School Stores
Vending

Materials Presented at Trainings

The following tools and resources were presented at trainings for school and community personnel working with school wellness

Evaluation

Action Plan Template
NC Evaluation Guide

Speaker Presentations

Bell To Bell Nutrition Integrity
How Well Are We Doing With Wellness
Where There Is A Will There Are Many Ways

Speaker References

Breakfast And Teens
Exercise Improves Academics
Exercise Improves Thinking
Exercise Primes Pump Academic Strides
On Line Resources
Physical Education And Academic Achievement

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School Programs & Tools

Sybershop
Sybershop
Interactive CD for teens to learn about physical activity and healthy eating
Energizers for Elementary School
Energizers for elementary school
Classroom physical activities integrated with academic concepts
Energizers for Middle School
Energizers for Middle School
Classroom physical activities integrated with academic concepts
Eat Smart School Standards
Eat Smart School Standards
Standards to guide policies for the foods sold in schools
Move More School Standards
Move More School Standards
Standards for schools to support and encourage physical activity
Successful Students
Successful Students
Social marketing intervention about school wellness policies
School Fundraising Toolkit
School Fundraising Toolkit
Toolkit with resources on healthy school fundraisers
NC Healthy Schools
NC Healthy Schools
Working to create a Coordinated School Health Program
NC NET Resource Library
NC NET Resource Library
Resources for working with youth on eating smart and moving more
Action for Healthy Kids
Action for Healthy Kids
Working with schools to support nutrition and physical activity
Food for Thought
Food for Thought
Curriculum to teach K-5 children about healthy eating and physical activity
NC Walks to School
NC Walks to School
Tools for planning local Walk to School Events
Snacks and Drinks Guide
Snacks and Drinks Guide
Simple solutions to help you and your family eat healthy.
Trends, Effects, and Solutions
Trends, Effects, and Solutions
White Papers on trends, effects, and solutions.

Visit our Success Story Archive to see more Recipes for Success!

We are always interested in how people are Eating Smart and Moving More in School. If you have a success story you would like to share, we would like to hear from you. Please download and complete the form below and email to the Eat Smart, Move More…NC webmaster.

Recipe for Success Submission Form (PDF)
Recipe for Success Submission Form (Word)

Eat Smart, Move More NC exists through the work of its many partner organizations
and the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Public Health

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