Healthy Schools/Healthy Students
Welcome to the Healthy Schools/Healthy Students area of the Simsbury Public Schools website, which is devoted to providing comprehensive health and wellness information. Use the menu at right to navigate to your area of particular interest.
- Elementary Health
- Middle School Health
- Green Schools/Healthy Environments
- HUSKY
- Nurse/Medical
- Nutrition and Fitness
- Web Resources
Elementary Health
On Tuesday night, January 15, 2019 @ 6:30 PM at Squadron Line Library Media Center, Amy Muska, K-12, PE/Health Department Supervisor facilitated an information session for parents and guardians. Parents/Guardians had the opportunity to hear about the topics to be discussed with grade 5 and grade 6 students, as well as preview the materials, view the DVDs as they relate to their child's gender and grade, and have their questions answered.
- Human Growth & Development Resource List
- Grade 6 Human and Growth Development (Boys)
- Grade 6 Human and Growth Development (Girls)
- Grade 5 Human and Growth Development (Boys)
- Grade 5 Human and Growth Development (Girls)
Click on the link below to view the most recent Human Growth and Development Night presentation.
Elementary Health Information Session PowerPoint (PDF format, January 15, 2019)
Middle School Health
Health Education Resources
It is important to the HJMS Health Education Department faculty that parents of middle school aged children are well informed about the resources available to help inform and guide conversations you may have at home with your child about a range of developmental issues and concerns relevant to adolescents. Below are some resources that supplement our curriculum.
- Click on the Teen tab at the top of the page
- Click on the Body tab at the top
- Click Puberty on the left side
- Click on Living Healthy (left side)
- Select either Teen Boys or Teen Girls
Green Schools/Healthy Environments
Latest News
What the Simsbury Public Schools is doing to keep school environments clean and healthy. Cleaning Schools (CT Department of Public Health)
Links
The Simsbury Public Schools is not responsible for the content of any referenced or linked off-site page. By providing links to other websites, the Simsbury Public Schools does not guarantee, approve or endorse the information or products available at these sites. The district takes reasonable care in linking websites but has no direct control over the content of the linked sites. You should direct any concerns regarding an external link to- Healthy Schools Network, Inc. is a national environmental health organization that does research, information, education, coalition-building, and advocacy to ensure that every child has a healthy learning environment that is clean and in good repair.
- The Connecticut Department of Public Health offers the latest local news and information on health-related issues.
- The Farmington Valley Health District is the local health department for 10 Farmington Valley towns.
- The Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Tools for Schools program is a comprehensive resource to help schools maintain a healthy environment in school buildings by identifying, correcting, and preventing IAQ problems.
Recycling Programs
For information on how your school organization can participate in a recycling fundraiser, contact Steve Twitchell (STwitchell@simsbury.k12.ct.us).