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State Agencies North Carolina
North
Carolina’s Coordinated School Health Program (CSHP) is a collaborative
effort between the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction and the
North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services. The CSHP works with
schools, local health departments, governmental agencies, and professional
organizations to improve the health and academic success of North Carolina’s
children through the implementation of the CSH model. North Carolina
receives funding from CDC’s Division of Adolescent and School Health to
promote coordinated school health, provide HIV prevention education, and
conduct the Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS).
North Carolina's Program In Action
Promoting Coordinated School Health with an Emphasis on Physical Activity, Nutrition, and Tobacco
Use Prevention (PANT)
- Providing professional development for local School Health Advisory
Councils at the Healthy Schools Institute.
- Providing CSHP mini-grants and technical assistance to local school
districts to assist in the implementation of components of the
Coordinated School Health Program model.
- Collaborating with state-level organizations to provide information
and training to local school districts on promoting PANT and school
worksite wellness.
- Maintaining the Leadership Assembly, which brings together
local superintendents and local health directors to discuss coordinated
school health.
- Collaborating with the NC Department of Public Instruction’s Raising
Achievement and Closing the Gap staff to provide information and
presentations on the relationship between health and education
disparities and academic achievement.
Providing HIV
Prevention Education
- Providing professional development for a statewide cadre of trainers
in HIV/STD and teenage pregnancy prevention.
- Providing trainings on HIV, STD, and teenage pregnancy prevention
for districts located in areas of the state that are disproportionately
affected by HIV/AIDS.
- Designing and implementing a New Teacher Academy for new health
education teachers.
Conducting the Youth Risk Behavior Survey
- Administering the YRBS to collect data that are representative of
North Carolina students in grades 6 − 12 through a collaborative effort
between the state Department of Public Instruction and Department of
Health.
- Distributing information collected from the YRBS to statewide
agencies, members of the school health advisory councils, district
staff, and community-based organizations.
- Placing YRBS survey results and marketing information on the Healthy
Schools Web site.
For information on North Carolina's
previous program activities, see North Carolina, 2003–2008.
For data from other states, territories, or localities, see
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For more information on
CDC/DASH funded programs, see
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