Top resources that advocate for the link between health ...



Resources for School Health Programs and SBHCs

Top resources that advocate for the link between health and learning:

• National Assembly on School Based Health Care, academic outcomes toolkit:

• Fit, Healthy and Ready to Learn (policy guide)- 

• Making It Happen (School Nutrition Success Stories- free to order) - 

• Stories from the Field (free to order)- 

Articles:

• Ehrlich, G. (2005).  Healthy Kids Learn Better... and Perform Better, The Links Between Health and Academics. The RMC Health  

• Educator, Volume 6, Number 1.

• Hanson, T.L., Austin, G.A. & Lee-Bayha, J. (2004).  Ensuring that no child is left behind:  How are student health risks & resilience related to the academic progress of schools.  San Francisco, CA: WestEd. 

• Hanson, T. L., & Austin, G. A. (2003). Student health risks, resilience, and academic performance in California: Year 2 report, longitudinal analyses. Los Alamitos, CA: WestEd. 

• Hanson, T.L. & Austin, G.A. (2003).  Are Student Health Risks and Low Resilience Assets an Impediment to the Academic Progress of Schools?  (California Healthy Kids Survey Factsheet 3).  Los Alamitos, CA: WestEd. 

• Satcher, D. (2005). Healthy and Ready to Learn. (Educational Leadership). September.

• Freudenberg, N., & Ruglis, J. (2007). Reframing School Dropout as a Public Health Issue. Preventing Chronic Disease, 4(4), 1-11.

Top resources that relate to school health:

• School Health Index Tool- 

• Multnomah County Health Department- E-health 4 teens: 

• Advocates for Youth- 

• Alliance for a Healthier Generation- 

• Action for Healthy Kids- 

• CDC/Division of Adolescent School Health- 

• Oregon Statewide Tobacco Plan

• Oregon Statewide Cancer Plan

• Oregon Statewide Plan for Physical Activity and Nutrition

Top Professional Organizations/websites/resources:

• Oregon School-Based Health Care Network –

• Oregon State SBHC Program Office -

• American School Health Association-

• National Assembly on School-Based Health Care –

• Center for Health and Health Care in Schools –

• Oregon Alliance for Health, PE, Recreation and Dance-

• American Alliance for Health, PE, Recreation and Dance-

• Society of State Directors of Health and PE- 

• American Association of Health Education- 

• Children's Defense Fund

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• Annie E. Casey Foundation

• National Center for Educational Statistics (Condition of Education Report)

• National Education Association

• The Educational Trust (great education data)

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Top School/Health Conferences (state and national):

• American School Health Association-

• Oregon School-Based Health Care Network (October 2008, Portland) –

• National Assembly on School-Based Health Care (June 2008, Los Angeles) –

• Oregon Alliance for Health, PE, Recreation and Dance-

• American Alliance for Health, PE, Recreation and Dance-

• PTA Conference- 

• Oregon Adolescent Sexuality Conference- 

Top Publications to read regularly to find out about the research coming out around School Health Education:

• Journal of School Health (American School Health Association Publication)

• American Journal of Health Education (American Association of Health Education Publication)

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