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Suzette de Araujo, Editor
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Please enjoy this edition of the FYI. Just one benefit of your NJAHPERD membership!
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NJAHPERD BOARD MEMBERS
Laurie Cancalosi, President
Jackie Malaska, Executive Director
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A message from your editor...
As we're winding down this school year, I am winding down as your editor of the FYI. This will be the last edition of the 2016-17 school year and my least edition as well. No worries, though!! Special announcements will still be sent to you periodically throughout the summer and our new editor, Grace Kaler, will send you her first edition mid-August. Grace looks forward to keeping you abreast of new info, research, and resources and our "regularly scheduled" FYI will be back full force in September, as usual! I wish you a wonderfully relaxing summer to recharge! I've enjoyed putting together the FYI for the past 6 years, and I am looking forward to my new position with NJAHPERD as VP Elect, Physical Activity. I hope to see you all at our many conferences and workshops throughout next year!
Yours in health and fitness,
Suzette de Araujo
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A message from your President...
Happy Summer! This year has truly been an amazing one for our profession. Thank you for all you have done throughout the school year, your dedication is amazing.
As we head into the summer be sure to spend time with your family and friends, have fun and relax. Take some time to reflect and create new and innovative ideas for the upcoming year. Don't forget to check our website for all the upcoming professional development events we have planned. Take advantage of the summer workshops if you can. Driver Education and Bike Education are scheduled in August. All dates, sites, times and sessions are be posted on the website, so you can sign up for what suits your interest.
Best wishes for a healthy, happy and relaxing summer.
Thank You!
Dr. Laurie A. Cancalosi
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NJAHPERD Award Nominations Deadline is June 30th!
What better way to advocate for our profession than to recognize outstanding colleagues?
NJAHPERD recognizes professionals who exemplify best practices and distinctive contributions to the profession. The awards are presented annually at the NJAHPERD Annual Convention Awards Banquet
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Please consider nominating yourself, colleague, principal or student for an award that meets the criteria. We need to highlight the great programs and teachers in NJ.
Available Awards
Dance Teacher of the Year
Driver Education Teacher of the Year Award
Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year
Middle School Physical Education Teacher of the Year
High School Physical Education Teacher of the Year
Higher Education Teacher of the Year
Mary Jo Young School Health Teacher of the Year
Thomas Vodola Adapted Physical Education Teacher of the Year
Student Healthy Lifestyle Award
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hysical Activity Champion Award
Distinguished Leadership Award
Honor Award
Exemplary Health & Physical Education Program Award
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Special 2018 Convention Announcement!
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
February 25, 26, 27 & 28, 2018
Ocean Place Resort & Spa
Long Branch
The NJAHPERD Executive Board has approved the Convention Planning Committee's recommendation to extend the 99th Annual Convention to 4 days! Pre-convention sessions will remain scheduled on Sunday. Monday- Wednesday will include general session keynotes each day, additional Teacher of the Year presentations, and socials. Specific days will provide tracks devoted to teaching levels and professional topics and give the planning committee flexibility to repeat popular sessions and ease session attendance numbers. We are also considering a longer lunch to provide members an opportunity to network and share.
Members are encouraged to submit district approval paperwork as early as possible. Information will be posted on the NJAHPERD website as well as distributed via email and social media as soon as it is available.
Special General Session preview:
SPARK is sponsoring the amazing
Naomi Hartle, PE Development & Technology Specialist as one of the General Session keynotes. She will dazzle you with her enthusiasm and knowledge of HPE and technology!
Jess Lawrence, CEO of Cairn Guidance, has also accepted the invitation to keynote. During the summer of 2013, she successfully completed a 23-year-old dream of bicycling 4,197 miles across the country. Solo. In her keynote, Jess shares the extraordinary journey of preparing and fulfilling a major life goal, and relates her experience to key lessons that empower leaders to create positive change within the Public Health and Education sectors.
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Call for 2018 Convention Programs
SHARE YOUR BEST TEACHING PRACTICES! Submit a session proposal for the 2018 NJAHPERD Convention. Your expertise would be an asset to our members and a great opportunity to highlight the best teaching practices happening in your district!
Speakers receive complimentary registration the day that they present.
All submissions must be made online.
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NJ State Board of Education Resolution
On May 3, 2017, NJAHPERD leadership accepted a State Board of Education Resolution on behalf of all Health and Physical Education teachers, recognizing National Physical Education and Sport Month. In attendance were Advocacy Chair, JoAnn Doherty, Executive Director, Jackie Malaska and retired educator, Larry DeCaro. JoAnn had an opportunity to speak to the Board in a packed room about the benefits of physical education and physical activity and presented the Board with a resource of brain energizers to encourage them to include activity breaks during their long meetings!
Kimberley Harrington, Acting Commissioner of Education, and NJ State School Board President, Mark W. Biedron, expressed their gratitude for all the work that NJAHPERD does to promote physical education and physical activity in schools.
NJAHPERD is grateful for this recognition and will continue to attend the State Board of Education meetings each month to keep informed of the issues that have an impact on our students.
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2017 NJAHPERD Mini Grants
NJAHPERD is pleased to announce the availability of Mini-Grants for 2017. The grant provides financial assistance up to $1,000 for new program development or to expand an existing program. Grants may be used to purchase equipment, software, or other materials that focus on student learning in Health & Driver Education, Physical Education, Physical Activity (before and after school) and Dance Education.
The Mini-Grant application deadline is September 30, 2017
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SHAPE America 50 Million Strong- A Call to Action!
SHAPE America is committed to empowering all children to lead healthy and active lives through effective health and physical education programs.
50 Million Strong by 2029 is a call to action for all of America's health and physical educators to unite and focus on a common purpose - getting all of the nation's children physically active, enthusiastic and committed to making healthy lifestyle choices.
Find resources, activity ideas and lessons plans to celebrate PE & Sports Week!
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FREE Project Adventure Summer Workshops
NJAHPERD has secured funding from the NJ Department of Health through a CDC grant to provide professional development for Health and Physical Education teachers to improve nutrition, physical activity and physical education programs in schools.
25 NJAHPERD professional members have registered and will be attending for FREE!
Funding is no longer available but you can still attend! Visit the
Project Adventure website for workshop title and dates in Pottersville.
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NJAHPERD Professional Development
NJAHPERD is a member driven organization! Let us know if you would like to be involved in the planning of any of our PD events!
Driver Education Conference
August 16, 2017
Ramada Plaza Hotel & Conference Center Cranbury South Brunswick (formerly the Crowne Plaza)
Monroe Township, NJ
Summer Workshop
Elementary Bikeology: Teaching Younger Students to Ride!
August 17, 2017
Rutgers University Cook Campus
New Brunswick, NJ
September 26, 2017
St George Orthodox Athletic Center
Ocean, NJ
October 25, 2017
Special Olympics New Jersey Sports Complex
Lawrenceville, NJ
October 15 & 16, 2017
"It's the Kids that Count"
Johnsonburg Center
Johnsonburg, NJ
AtlantiCare Conference
Energizing PE 1,2,3
October 19, 2017
Sheraton Hotel
Atlantic City, NJ
November 9-10, 2017
Atlantic City Convention Center
Health Education Conference
"Stay Strong, Live Long!"
December 11, 2017
Ramada Plaza Hotel & Conference Center
South Brunswick, NJ
99th Annual Convention
February 25-29, 2018
"NJAHPERD Strong!"
Ocean Place Resort
Long Branch, NJ
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Professional Development Webinars
FREE Webinars!
NJAHPERD has received funding from the NJ Department of Health to provide professional development via SHAPE America webinars. If you are interested in participating in this opportunity, please send an email to the NJAHPERD office with the subject line "NJAHPERD webinar". You will be required to complete a NJAHPERD evaluation after viewing the webinar. You will earn a certificate for 1.0 contact hour for each webinar you view through SHAPE America. All webinars are held from
3-4 p.m. EDT
and will be recorded.
The webinar provided an overview of the risk and impact of bullying and suicide in school-aged children and highlighted the connection between these public health issues and the "whole child" concept. The webinar showcased SAMHSA's mobile applications-
KnowBullying(link is external) and
Suicide Safe(link is external)-and other key resources as tools to promote bullying prevention and suicide prevention in schools.
Increase your knowledge of the changes commonly associated with puberty and go beyond the basics for a more complete picture of adolescence. At the end of this workshop, you will be equipped to speak with students about some of the more challenging aspects of adolescence, like developing healthy self-concept, addressing negative influences and making more independent decisions.
National Health Observances (NHOs) are special days, weeks, or months dedicated to raising awareness about important health topics.
SHAPE America Podcast
Podcasts - Did you know that SHAPE America offers Podcasts? Podcast episodes are released the second and fourth Tuesday of every month.
Health Education
Listen in as our panel of health education experts discusses what defines comprehensive health education, how to set up a health classroom for success, how to incorporate active learning into the curriculum and much more. Listen today!
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Advocacy News
I have a SPECIAL ASK: NJAHPERD needs an ESSA TASK FORCE for our State Legislative Districts to keep our Federal Congressional Legislators and Senator Booker and Senator Menendez up to date on what is going on in New Jersey regarding the ESSA Federal Law and maintaining the Bi-Partisan funding that was promised for Title I, Title II and Title IV A & B.
Please contact me at
[email protected] or contact the NJAHPERD office at 732-918-9999, if you are willing to serve on a Task Force to visit or call our elected members of Congress when they are back home. We need to keep the lines of communication open for our profession. We do not want to be forgotten or left out.
Thank you,
JoAnn Doherty
NJAHPERD Advocacy Chair
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Be An Advocate in Your Own Backyard!
Be A Backyard Advocate! You don't have to go all the way to Capitol Hill for your voice to be heard on the value of health education and physical education in schools. Throughout the year, members of Congress return home from Washington, DC, to their state and district offices to meet with constituents. During this webinar, learn how to conduct "backyard advocacy" meetings in your own state with members of Congress using our backyard advocacy toolkit. It's critical that Congress hears from us about the impact of the Every Student Succeeds Act on health and physical education programs in your state and the importance of fully funding this legislation.
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ESSA Updates
NJAHPERD has been keeping you informed about the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) through our FYI newsletter and emails.
The best advice we can offer so that you receive funding for your program and professional development is to make time to meet with your principal and ask to be a member of your district's ESSA Committee.
Some discussion points:
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All ESSA funding must support academic achievement for students. Remind administrators about the link between health, physical education, physical activity and academic achievement, behavior in the classroom, discipline referrals, etc.
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Share any personal stories about how health and physical education has positively impacted students in your school.
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Come to the meeting with a specific funding request including an estimated dollar amount for a specific curriculum, equipment, professional development event, training, etc.
If you have any questions or need more information, visit the website or contact the NJAHPERD office.
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50Million Strong by 2029
Approximately 50 million students are currently enrolled in America's elementary and secondary schools (grades pre-K to 12).
SHAPE America wants to ensure that by the time today's preschoolers graduate from high school in 2029, all of America's students are benefitting from the skills, knowledge, confidence, desire and opportunities to enjoy healthy, meaningful physical activity. MORE
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The First Step in Sustainable Jersey for Schools Certification
Schools seeking to become bronze or silver certified with the Sustainable Jersey for Schools program for 2017 are encouraged to take advantage of multiple review periods in the
application cycle. Incremental submission of application materials allows your green team to receive valuable feedback on your efforts as you accumulate points towards certification.
2017 Certification Application Deadlines
- Third (FINAL) 2017 Application Submission Deadline - June 29, 2017
Check out these past webinar presentations for tips, tricks, and instructions for a successful submission:
Navigating the Application for First Time Users (access narrated recording
here)
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Sustainable Jersey for Schools grant opportunity
Thirty $4,000 grants will be awarded to implement specific health and wellness actions in middle schools (including K-8) and high schools that are registered in the Sustainable Jersey for Schools Program. Applications are due June 29.
Please see the attached
flier
or the complete Application Information Package for more detail. In addition, the following webinar is scheduled related to the grant opportunity. I hope you will consider taking advantage of the program and/or sharing this information with all your middle and high school contacts. Although it is a competitive grant process, the chances of eligible applications being awarded a grant are very good.
Webinar
What Would You Do with $4,000 to Improve Student and Staff Wellness?
MAY 11, 2017 - 3:00 PM TO 4:00 PM
ONLINE
If your district or school is participating in Sustainable Jersey for Schools and serves students in Grade 6 or above, there is funding available to help you to implement health and wellness actions.
The New Jersey Department of Health (NJ DOH), through its Maternal and Child Health Services Title V Block Grant, is providing $120,000 for a Sustainable Jersey Small Grants Program cycle. The cycle will fund thirty $4,000 awards to complete specific Sustainable Jersey for Schools health and wellness actions. Join us to learn more about the programs and activities that could be funded by this grant and the online grant application process. The grant application deadline is Friday, June 29, 2017. Notification of grant awards will be made by the end of August, 2017 to implement actions in 2017-2018 school year.
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Concussion in Youth Sports Summit,
June 22, 2017
, Middlesex Fire Academy, Sayreville, New Jersey
The Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey hosted a Concussion in Youth Sports Summit on February 24th
2006 at Giants Stadium. That meeting was the first time New Jersey organizations came together in a combined effort to address concussions in youth sports. We have all worked hard both independently and collaboratively since then and made significant improvements in the way concussions are managed throughout New Jersey at our many concussion centers, in private practices, in schools, and other sports organizations. Our collective understanding of concussion is dramatically improved and continues to improve as new research answers some of our questions. I am certain we all agree that there is still work to be done.
Attendance is free
due to underwriting from the Traumatic Brain Injury Fund administered by the New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of Disability Services.
The brochure and online registration for the Summit is
here.Seating is limited;
please register by Friday June 1, 2017. Feel free to contact Joanna Boyd at
732-745-0200, or via
email with any questions regarding this event.
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The June physical activity calendars for elementary and secondary students are available to SHAPE America members in both English and Spanish. These resources for physical education teachers align with SHAPE America's National Standards & Grade-Level Outcomes for K-12 Physical Education. SHAPE America creates these and others tools to help you build an effective physical education program that empowers all students to lead healthy and active lives, which supports the vision 50 Million Strong.
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Uptown Funk by Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars pulsed through the speakers as Florida's Chester Taylor Elementary fifth-graders took the field against their fourth-grade foes. The event represented much more than a championship contest, though. It marked the culmination of a new way of teaching physical education aimed at making the lessons more academic.
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Unlike a broken bone, which is healed by way of a visible cast or sling, people who are suffering from a concussion don't look like they are suffering from an injury. It is especially difficult for children, who oftentimes cannot articulate what they are feeling or why. Thus, educators need to know how to identify a concussion in their students, and what steps need to be taken to help a student heal from the injury and return to regular classroom activities.
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By the time they turn 14, twice as many girls drop out of playing sports as boys, according to the Women's Sports Foundation. That's a big loss for young women, since participating in sports helps build confidence, teamwork, and other life skills.
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Health Educator News YOU can USE!
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Health Education Conference
Let us know what topics you want to hear about at the NJAHPERD Health Conference scheduled in December 2017.
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Incorporating technology in the health education classroom can be simple or sophisticated. SHAPE America's June Twitter chat will focus on infusing both high and low technology to teach and assess students and available resources to increase student engagement. Plus, get expert tips on classroom management strategies to consider specifically when using technology. Mark your calendar for June 5, at 9 p.m. EDT.
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The last 12 months have been a study in fake news, ransomware, hacking, allegations of media manipulation and malicious interference in public and private lives - all via the Internet. In such a scenario, it is quite understandable that parents and school administrators are worried about cybersecurity in schools. As we progress deeper into digital education and more connected devices are used by students for regular lessons, our students need cybersecurity-related education.
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The percent of children aged six to 12 who were physically active three or more times a week had its biggest drop in five years and is now under 25 percent, new data show. Making matters worse, households with incomes under $50,000 have much higher rates of inactivity than families making more than $75,000 annually, an analysis by the Sports and Fitness Industry Association and PHIT America found. In fact, low income Americans are getting more inactive while high income Americans are becoming more active.
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A 16-year-old boy died from a caffeine overdose after drinking caffeine-laden soft drinks, coffee and an energy drink, a South Carolina coroner said. Last month researchers reported that energy drinks can cause dangerous changes in heart function and blood pressure above and beyond caffeine alone. Another team found similar dangers in 2015.
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A decades-long decline in reports of violent and non-violent student incidents continued in U.S. public schools, federal data released Tuesday show. And rates of students who report feeling unsafe at school have also declined.
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The Charlottesville City Schools district has suspended two controversial practices following a meeting of the School Health Advisory Board. The Virginia schools will no longer weigh students and take away recess as punishment. The school district said the weigh-ins started as part of the 1998 Presidential Fitness Test. Once the test was no longer mandatory, schools kept the weigh-ins going to monitor the health of students.
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Thousands of school-age offenders are treated annually for sexual aggression in the United States, yet experts see no standard profile of personality, background or motivation. They say that while anti-social behavior can suggest a greater risk of offending, the cool kid may attack and the rebel may reform. Their reasons are rarely as straightforward as physical gratification and range from a sense of entitlement to desperation to fit in.
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A Johns Hopkins University study found overweight people, over the course of a lifetime, spend an average of about $30,000 more than healthy people on medical conditions associated with obesity, such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, heart attacks, heart failure and certain types of cancers. That's not to mention the amount they lose through missed work, disability and early death.
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There is an age-related decline in children's physical activity levels as they progress through primary school, according to a British Heart Foundation-funded study. Previous research has shown that low levels of physical activity in childhood can track into adulthood, suggesting that we should be doing more to ensure children keep active throughout their younger lives.
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A child bullied in fifth grade is more likely to show signs of depression in seventh grade, and abuse substances like alcohol, marijuana or tobacco in 10th grade, researchers say. Their study of more than 4,000 kids in Los Angeles, Houston and Birmingham, Alabama, suggests a dangerous trajectory between not-uncommon childhood abuse and worrisome behavior in high school.
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More use of technology led to increases in attention, behavior and self-regulation problems over time for adolescents already at risk for mental health issues, a new study finds. However, on days that adolescents spent more time using digital technologies they were less likely to report symptoms of depression and anxiety.
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The family dog could serve as a partner and ally in efforts to help children with disabilities incorporate more physical activity into their daily lives, a new study from Oregon State University indicates. In a case study of one 10-year-old boy with cerebral palsy and his family's dog, researchers found the intervention program led to a wide range of improvements for the child, including physical activity as well as motor skills, quality of life and human-animal interactions.
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While the impact attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, commonly known as ADHD, can have on students in the classroom is often the focus of studies, less is known about how the disorder affects young athletes. Researchers at the Wexner Medical Center recently performed a study and found that athletes with ADHD have increased impulsivity which can put them at a higher risk for injury, especially in contact sports.
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LMAS Updates
The Future Direction of
Active Schools
Active Schools, an a national initiative, will not offer direct programs and services to enrolled schools because Active Schools' organizational partners do so directly.
As such, starting June 1, 2017, Active Schools will no longer provide the school improvement process that has been connected to the physical education and physical activity component of the Alliance for a Healthier Generation (AHG)'s Healthy Schools Program or SHAPE America's Physical Activity Leader (PAL) Learning System.
However, AHG and SHAPE America will continue to provide these excellent resources, and Active Schools will actively promote them.
In Active Schools' role as the hub for active school environments, it will provide an
enhanced website that serves as a gateway to partners' programs, training, technical assistance, research/data/fact sheets, advocacy messages and campaigns, case studies/success stories, recognition programs, and the like.
Active Schools will also continue to enroll champions for school physical education and physical activity - working to attract a broad base of champions that include parents, principals, superintendents, school board members, medical and public health professionals, etc.
Active Schools currently has over 32,000 enrolled champions.
As school physical education and physical activity experts, SHAPE America's members and affiliate state associations will continue to be critical leaders for the overall Active Schools movement and network (of partners' networks).
In the coming months, as Active Schools communicates unified messages and conducts collaborative activities, we hope that SHAPE America members and affiliates will be ready and willing to continue providing the incredible support that has been given to date.
Our nation's children deserve active school environments and active, healthy, and happy lives. Thank you for all you do for children!
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Jump Rope and Hoops for Heart
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Heart Hero News!
All the info you need for your JRFH/HFH events is now brought to you in your very own newsletter, Heart Hero News. This new publication will be emailed quarterly. If you missed past editions, you can still check them out on our archive page! Click here and then scroll down!
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Thank you!
The American Heart Association wants to take this opportunity to thank those schools and teachers who choose to coordinate a Jump Rope For Heart and/or Hoops For Heart event during the 2016-2017 school year. Your hard work in supporting our mission of building healthier lives free of cardiovascular disease and stroke is truly appreciated.
Now is the time to start thinking about the '17-18 school year. If your school is not currently partnering with the AHA, please visit
www.heart.org/jump
or
www.heart.org/hoops
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To learn how your school can make a di
fference in the lives of others;
have the potential to earn US Games gift certificates
; receive complimentary, year-long resources that may compliment your wellness initiatives;
and receive discounted memberships to both NJAHPERD and SHAPE America,
please contact Jim Presbrey, Vice President of Youth Market at either
[email protected]
or at (917) 213-9432. Together, we can make a difference one heartbeat at a time!
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Earn more free equipment!
Attention all Jump Rope For Heart and Hoops For Heart coordinators:
do you know you can earn additional US Games Gift Certificates by referring new schools? Contact your AHA representative to learn more about their coordinator referral program.
If your school is not currently coordinating a Jump Rope For Heart and/or Hoops For Heart event and you are interested in learning how you can get involved, please contact Jim Presbrey, Vice President of Youth Market at either
[email protected]
or at (917) 213-9432
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Driver's Ed News
Contact Andy Anderson our NJ Teen Safe Driving Coalition Leader. He is a great resource and his monthly newsletter contains legislative, law enforcement and educational materials. He is also the person to contact if you have a "manual" question. He knows the laws!
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SAVE THIS DATE!
August 16, 2017 - 4th Annual NJAHPERD Driver Education Conference
NJAHPERD has partnered with New Jersey Teen Safe Driving Coalition, with sponsorship from New Jersey Manufacturer (NJM) to provide professional development for Driver Education on
August 16, 2017 at the Crowne Plaza Monroe NJ
New teaching strategies to help with the new test and manual issues.
So easy!
Just click above and away you go to the best driver education information for your students!
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Project Fit America Grants!
Project Fit America provides,fitness playground equipment,indoor fitness equipment,and training to improve fitness for elementary and middle schools. AtlantiCare is providing the funding for Atlantic County area schools.
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No Equipment? No Excuses! So Many Grant Opportunities!
Check out the
NJAHPERD Grant page on the website for an array of grants available for the 2016-17 school year.
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Good Sports Equipment Grants K-12
Good Sports equipment grants serve youth in economically disadvantaged areas of the country. Schools that indicate enrollment in Let's Move! Active Schools on their application will receive added consideration.
Apply Here
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SPARK Grant Finder Tool
The SPARK Grant-Finder Tool helps you locate funding for your Physical Education, After school, Early childhood or Coordinated School Health program. Grants can be used for curriculum, teacher training, or equipment.
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Grants
Saucony Run for Good Foundation
Do you run, or plan to launch an organization aimed at keeping kids healthy and active?
Apply for a grant from the Saucony Run For Good Foundation.
Grants are issued twice per year, once in February and once in August.
The next deadline to apply is 6/15/17.
For more info on how to apply, or to find out if your organization qualifies,
download this guide
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Support for your School Wellness Efforts
Check out our new 'Funding Opportunities' page where the Alliance for A Healthier Generation shares grant and other funding opportunities that support schools like yours in implementing healthier physical activity and nutrition policies and programs. Be sure to check back often for updates.
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Score New Equipment with a Good Sports Grant
The new school year is here! And what a better to start a new year than with new fitness equipment! Good Sports equipment grants are open to all K-12 schools that serve youth in an economically disadvantaged area of the country. Schools that indicate enrollment in Let's Move! Active Schools on their application will receive priority access. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. Learn more and apply.
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Disclaimer: The ideas in the FYI do not necessarily reflect NJAHPERD's official position on the issues. NJAHPERD assumes no responsibility for any statement as fact or opinion presented, nor does acceptance of advertising imply endorsement of any products or services by the Association.
Sincerely,
Suzette de Araujo
NJAHPERD
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