Fire Up Your Feet Rewards Active Families and Schools: Winning is

Fire Up Your Feet Rewards Active Families and Schools:
Winning is Easy as 1-2-3!
Kaiser Permanente Southern California HEAL Initiative
Informational Webinar
March 27, 2014
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Practice Getting Started
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PARTICIPATORY FORMAT
 Active Dialogue
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Overview
 Purpose: To generate discussion and peer learning between
Southern California HEAL grantees and partners.
 Expected Outcomes: Accelerated learning, inspiration,
dissemination of best practices, and enhanced likelihood of
successful community transformation.
 Schedule: Monthly web/phone convening the fourth Thursday.
Who’s in the Room?
 Northern California
 HEAL Communities
 Southern California
 HEAL Communities
 School Administrators
 PTA, Parents, and Teachers
 CBO’s Leading School PA Strategies
Special Guest Presenters
Rosie Mesterhanzy, MPH
Manager
School and Family Engagement
Safe Routes to School National Partnership
Sophia Mellow, CMP
Regional Coordinator
Fire Up Your Feet
Safe Routes to School National Partnership
Today
Fire Up Your Feet Webinar
Presenter: Rosie Mesterhazy, School and Family Engagement Manager,
Safe Routes to School National Partnership
Sophia Mellow, Regional Coordinator, Fire Up Your Feet
March 27, 2014
Fire Up Your Feet Overview
What’s new: The “Coordinator Model” and more
Website Walkabout
Walking the talk: Fire Up Your Feet talking points
Next steps
National Partners
Fire Up Your Feet encourages
families, students and schools to work
together and create active lifestyles
which inspire our children to be
healthy and physically active.
Active Kids Do Better
Success
When I first arrived at the class in the morning, students were running
around the classroom, yelling, throwing things etc. I had the students do
exercise for 10 minutes to help refocus them and get out some of their
energy. The kids really loved it and after we did the exercise they were
able to sit down and refocus.
-Teacher at Reach Academy, in Oakland, CA
A parent has now started walking everyday since her daughter was "fired"
up about being active. The parent told me how well she was feeling and
how well she was sleeping since she started to exercise. It was very
rewarding to hear that Fire Up Your Feet was having an impact.
-Fire Up Your Feet Parent Coordinator
Fire Up Your Feet
Physical
Activity
Tracker
• For teachers, staff, and families
• Click it, Track it, Earn it, WIN!
• Compete to win Challenge Awards
Free
Resources
• Great ideas for increasing physical activity in the
classroom: Mad libs and more!
• Learn how to set up a walking school bus!
• Safe walking and bicycling handouts: Pass them on!
Healthy
Fundraising
platform
• Utilize our healthy fundraising platform and raise more
money through fun runs and walk-a-thons
• Recording will be available on our website
2014 Fire Up Your Feet Spring
Activity Challenge Basics
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Elementary and middle school parents, children, school staff,
teachers and coordinators!
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April 1 - April 30 - Track anytime during the month
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Awarded schools = total school enrollment/the number of
students, plus parents, guardians, and school staff tracking
$30,000 to schools during the
Spring Activity Challenge
Who
Amount
NorCal and SoCal school with the highest
participation based on enrollment
$5,000
Ten second place awards
$1,000
Ten third place awards
$500
Ten Runner up awards
$200
Weekly and others motivational awards
$2,000
1 PTA Council Award
$1,000
SoCal: Imperial, Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego, San
Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ventura County
NorCal: Alameda, Alpine, Amador, Butte, Calaveras, Colusa, Contra Costa, Del Norte, El Dorado,
Fresno, Glenn, Humboldt, Inyo, Kings, Lake, Lassen, Madera, Marin, Mariposa, Mendocino, Merced,
Modoc, Mono, Monterey, Napa, Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sacramento, San Benito, San Francisco,
San Joaquin, San Mateo, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz, Shasta, Sierra, Siskiyou, Solano, Sonoma,
Stanislaus, Sutter, Tehama, Trinity, Tulare, Tuolumne, Yolo and Yuba County
SoCal Participant Schools
120 as of 3.27.14
School Name
City
Foothills Middle School
Arcadia
Meadowbrook Middle School
Poway
A. G. Currie Middle School
Tustin
Franklin Elementary School
Santa Monica
Michael G. Wickman Elementary School
Chino Hills
Myford Elementary School
Irvine
North Valley Charter Academy
Granada Hills
Northmont Elementary School
La Mesa
Abraham Lincoln Elementary School
Colton
Fuerte Elementary School
El Cajon
Alcott Elementary School
Riverside
Gage Elementary School
San Diego
Aloha Elementary School
Lakewood
Golden Elementary School
Placentia
Oak Creek Elementary School
Irvine
Golden Hill K-8
San Diego
Ocean Air School
San Diego
Golden Valley High School
Newhall
Orange County Educational Arts Academy
Santa Ana
Orange County Special Education School
Costa Mesa
Amelia Earhart Elementary School of
International Studies
Indio
Anaverde Hills School
Palmdale
Grapeland Elementary School
Rancho Cucamonga
Arroyo Elementary School
Santa Ana
Greentree Elementary School
Irvine
Orangethorpe Elementary School
Fullerton
Arthur F. Corey
Buena Park
Gregg Anderson Academy
Palmdale
Owensmouth Continuation School
Canoga Park
Bernardo Yorba Middle School
Yorba Linda
Hearst Elementary School
San Diego
Palos Verdes High School
Palos Verdes Peninsula
Beryl Heights Elementary School
Redondo Beach
High Tech Middle Media Arts School
San Diego
Parras (Nick G.) Middle School
Redondo Beach
Bryant Elementary School
Riverside
Hollow Hills Elementary School
Simi Valley
Perris Elementary School
Perris
Carlsbad
Los Angeles
Hawthorne
Poinsettia Elementary School
Buchanan Street Elementary School
Jefferson School
Wilton
Julian
San Diego
C. W. Dillard Elementary School
Julian Elementary School
Point Loma High School
R.D. White Elementary
Glendale
Canyon View Elementary School
Irvine
Kettering Elementary School
Long Beach
Rancho San Joaquin Middle School
Irvine
Carl E. Gilbert Elementary School
Buena Park
Kinoshita Elementary School
San Juan Capistrano
Rice (Lilian J.) Elementary School
Chula Vista
Carnelian Elementary School
Alta Loma
Kornblum School
Hawthorne
Rolando Elementary School
La Mesa
Corona
Mission Viejo
Riverside
Rosa Parks Elementary School
Castille Elementary School
La Granada Elementary School
Anaheim
Los Angeles
La Mesa
Ross (Betsy) Elementary School
Castle Heights Elementary School
La Mesa Middle School
La Presa Elementary School
Spring Valley
S. Christa McAuliffe Elementary School
Riverside
Central Elementary School
San Diego
Ladera Elementary School
Thousand Oaks
San Jacinto Leadership Academy - Magnet
San Jacinto
Cerritos Elementary School
Cerritos
Lakeside Middle School
Irvine
Santa Rosa Technology Magnet School
Camarillo
Charles W. Eliot Middle School
Altadena
Santa Susana Elementary School
Simi Valley
Lakeside Middle School
Norwalk
Chester W. Nimitz Middle School
Huntington Park
Sharon Christa McAuliffe Middle School
Los Alamitos
Costa Mesa
San Diego
Lakeside
Yorba Linda
Sonora Elementary School
Clark Middle School
Lakeside Middle School
Lakeview Elementary School
St. Anne School
Santa Ana
Cleveland Elementary School
Santa Barbara
Lakeview Elementary School
Lakeside
Stone Creek Elementary School
Irvine
College Park Elementary School
Irvine
Las Posas Elementary School
Camarillo
Summit Intermediate School
Rancho Cucamonga
Sunnyside Elementary School
Garden Grove
Sunrise Elementary School
Rancho Cordova
Torrance Elementary School
Torrance
Tulita Elementary School
Redondo Beach
College Preparatory Middle School
La Mesa
Lemon Avenue Elementary School
La Mesa
Collett Elementary School
Riverside
Collins Elementary School
Pinole
Lemon Grove Academy for the Sciences and
Humanities
Lemon Grove
Del Amo Elementary School
Carson
Liberty Elementary School
Chula Vista
Turtleback Elementary School
San Diego
Del Rey Woods Elementary School
Seaside
Lime Street Elementary School
Hesperia
Twinhill Elementary School
Riverside
Eastshore Elementary School
Irvine
Lincoln Elementary School
Los Angeles
Valencia Park Elementary School
Fullerton
Corona
Lincoln Middle School
Santa Monica
Villa Esperanza Services School
Pasadena
Linwood E. Howe Elementary School
Culver City
Washington Elementary School
Bellflower
Loma Vista Middle School
Riverside
Wasuma Elementary School
Ahwahnee
William Moreno Junior High School
Calexico
Eastvale Elementary School
El Sol Santa Ana Science and Arts Academy
Santa Ana
Escondido High School
Escondido
Lomarena Elementary School
Laguna Hills
Woodbridge High School
Irvine
Etiwanda Colony Elementary School
Rancho Cucamonga
Los Feliz Elementary School
Los Angeles
Woodrow Wilson Middle School
Glendale
Etiwanda Intermediate School
Rancho Cucamonga
Louise Foussat Elementary School
Oceanside
Yucca Loma Elementary School
Apple Valley
Enhancements:
Coordinator Toolkit
and Tracker
Toolkit contains:
• Challenge countdown checklist
• Paper tracker
• Student permission slips
• Can be mailed
Tracker:
• New portal for tracking multiple
students
• Coordinator registration designation
Coordinator Model Process
Coordinator gets principal
permission to promote
Activity Challenge.
You are here
Coordinator recruits staff to
track for classrooms, if
possible
Coordinator sends flyers,
letters and permission
forms to students and
parents
Students
Parents
Students provide
Coordinator with signed
permission forms
Students old enough to
track for themselves
Students receive paper
tracker from Coordinator
Parents sign permission
form and receives paper
tracker from Coordinator
Students not old enough to
track for themselves
Student tracking data
entered under Coordinator's
online account
Student tracking data
entered by school staff
Parents track for self and/or
children using paper tracker
Parents submit paper
tracker to Coordinator on a
weekly basis
Enhancements:
Bilingual materials
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Flyers
Posters
Paper trackers
Bilingual portal
Enhancements:
Registering and tracking
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Reports
Customization options
Community Outreach
KP
Fire Up Your Feet
1 person actively tracking for all
30 Hayward Schools
1 success story for blog
Awards
Work with potential fundraising
pilot
Project EAT
Track pre and post levels of as
many students as possible
Fulfill grant deliverables
Win Fire Up Your Feet $
Increase youth involvement
through FYF coordination
At least one SR2S program
Identify potential fundraising
pilot
Alameda County SR2S
Increase AC SRTS program
participation by the end of the
year
More direct on the ground
contact /liaisons
Grow B2SD participation
Connect with partners (PTAs, DOEs, Health
Advocacy orgs)
• Set shared goals
• Identify cross promotion event opportunities
• Identify leads for different opportunities
Call Rosie or Sophia about customization and outreach
strategies
Individual Outreach
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Attend PTA/PTO meetings
Principal outreach
Drop off flyers to school
Paper sign-ups
Take a Tour
• login:
[email protected]
• password: teacher1
Use newsletter blurbs (in the Coordinator
Toolkit) to
invite schools and parents to register
(fireupyourfeet.org/webinars)
Ardenwood Elementary $1,000 Award
Walk the Talk to Win!
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Proven, practical way to get families moving
Click it, track it, earn it
Mueve los pies
Schools could win a portion of the $30,000 available
to schools throughout CA
• Active kids do better
• Make your school a healthier, more active place
• Create a Thriving School with Fire Up Your Feet
Thank you KP Partners!
Rosie Mesterhazy
[email protected]
Sophia Mellow
[email protected]
www.fireupyourfeet.org
facebook.com/fireupyourfeet
@fireupyourfeet
Walk with the dreamers, the believers, the courageous, the cheerful, the
planners, the doers, the successful people with their heads in the clouds and
their feet on the ground. Let their spirit ignite a fire within you to leave this
world better than when you found it…” ― Wilfred Peterson