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Healthy Hawaii School Challenge
The Hawaii State Department of Education (DOE) and Hawaii State Department of Health (DOH) strongly believes that schools play an integral part in educating and exposing students to wellness practices, health-enhancing behaviors, good nutrition, and physical and other school-based activities that lend to student achievement and learning.
The Healthy Hawaii School Challenge was created to recognize your school’s commitment to the health and well being of your students. Many schools have already made changes to their school nutrition environments, improved the quality of foods served, and now provide students with more nutritious, healthy choices. In addition, recognition as a Healthy Hawaii School may be beneficial when applying for awards and recognition programs that honor principals, vice principals, and teachers for their hard work and dedication.
Congratulations to the following schools who have met or exceeded the Healthy Hawaii School Challenge in 2008. These schools have taken extra steps to ensure the health and wellness of their students.
- Oahu
- Aikahi Elementary
- Enchanted Lakes Elementary
- Ewa Beach Elementary
- Hawaii School for the Deaf and Blind
- Kailua Elementary
- Mililani Ike Elementary
- Mililani Middle
- Mokulele Elementary
- Waialae Elementary Public Charter School
- Hawaii
- Kahakai Elementary
- Keaau Elementary
- Keonepoko Elementary
- Connections Public Charter School
- Waiakeawaena Elementary
- Maui
- King Kekaulike High School
From: HONOLULU STAR-BULLETIN, "15 schools win health grants" http://starbulletin.com/2008/05/28/news/briefs.html
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