| What is a SHAC? |
It is a committee of Clyde CISD school employees, parents, students, and members of the Clyde community that meet to discuss Health Education (including Sexuality Education), Physical Education, Nutrition Services, Staff Health Promotion, and other topics as they relate to school health. Currently, Lisa Connel, RN, serves as chair of the SHAC. |
| SHAC Meeting Dates |
School Year: 2008-2009
October 21, 2008
February 24, 2009
May 12, 2009
School Year: 2007-2008
October 2, 2007
February 19, 2008
School Year: 2006-2007
October 6, 2006
February 20, 2007 |
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| Vending Machine Policy |
Vending machine foods are not be available to Elementary or Intermediate campus students at any time during the school day. Vending machine food that is available to Junior High and High School students is consistent with the current Texas public school Nutrition Policy which stipulates that the vending machines may be turned on before and after school only. |
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| Tobacco Policy and Penalities |
Clyde CISD students are prohibited from possessing tobacco products according to the Clyde CISD Student Code of Conduct. Penalties are outlined under Discipline Management Techniques on pages 10-11 of the Student Code of Conduct. At the beginning of every year, each student and parent is required to sign an acknowledgment that they have received a copy of the Student Code of Conduct and that they understand that students will be accountable for their behavior and will be subject to the disciplinary consequences outlined in the Code. Furthermore, all persons are prohibited from using tobacco products on school property. Employees of Clyde CISD are prohibited from using tobacco products at school-sponsored events. |
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| VISION STATEMENT: |
While using creative solutions and incorporating the unique values of our community, Clyde C.I.S.D. will create an environment where all students will learn life-long positive health behaviors.
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| Physical Education at Clyde CISD |
Clyde CISD requires a minimum of 135 minutes a week of Physical Education classes for grades Kindergarten through 8th grade. These classes regularly emphasize moderate to vigorous activity. |
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| Fitness Assessment |
The physical fitness status of your child is evaluated every year by the Physical Education teachers. "FitnessGram" is one of the tools used by the teachers to accomplish this in third grade through 12th grade. The District is planning to mail the results home with the last report card (May 2008). Feel free to contact your child's teacher, in writing or a phone call, if you have any questions about your child's fitness assessment. |
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| MISSION STATEMENT: |
The mission of the School Health Advisory Council is to promote healthy lifestyles among the students of Clyde C.I.S.D. through the Coordinated School Health Program. |
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| GOALS: |
It is the goal of Clyde CISD School Health Advisory Council:
- To advance student health, reduce childhood obesity, and promote the general wellness of all students through nutrition education, physical activity, and other school-based activities.
- To promote staff wellness through education and a variety of fitness related activities.
- To advocate parent and community partnerships as we encourage healthy lifestyles for our students.
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| What is "Body Mass Index" or BMI mean? |
The School Health Advisory Council has determined that Body Mass Index (BMI) results of the first graders will be mailed home this schol year. If you have questions, please contact your child's school nurse. |
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