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School Start Times
Most high schools in the United States begin the school day by 8 a.m. or earlier, with the corresponding rise time being about 75 to 90 minutes in advance of that. This means that high school students generally arise between 5:45 ...
- Behavior Change Theories
- Behavioral Health Services
- Behavioral Health Screening and Assessment in Schools
- Behavioral Health Services: Evaluation
- Behavioral Health: Diagnoses
- Behavioral Health: High School Students
- Behavioral Health: Middle School Students
- Behavioral Health: Policies
- Behavioral Health: Pre-K and Elementary Students
- Behavioral Health: Youths in Juvenile Justice Programs and Settings
- Behavioral/Clinical Spectrum
- Common Behavioral Health Disorders: Asperger's Disorders
- Common Behavioral Health Disorders: Bipolar Disorders
- Crisis Prevention and Intervention
- Delivery of Behavioral Health Services in Schools
- Developing Behavioral Health Interventions in Schools
- Diagnosing Behavioral Health and Behavioral Concerns
- Enabling Component: Behavioral Health
- Relationship Between Physical Health and Behavioral Health
- Schoolwide Behavioral Health Promotion and Preventive Education Programs
- Coordinated School Health Programs
- Coordinated School Health Model: Behavioral Health Services
- Coordinated School Health Model: Family and Community Engagement
- Coordinated School Health Model: Role of Health Education
- Coordinated School Health Model: Role of Physical Education
- Coordinated School Health Model: Role of School Health Services
- Coordinated School Health Model: School Environment
- Coordinated School Health Model: School Nutrition
- Coordinated School Health Model: Staff Wellness
- Developmental Surveillance
- Family and Community Engagement
- Community Behavioral Health and Social Service Agencies
- Extending Behavioral Health Interventions to Families and the Community
- Family Home Consultation
- Health Disparities Among School-Age Youth
- Nutrition Education and Promotion for Parents
- Partnering With Students' Families to Promote Health
- Referrals to Community Services
- Service-Learning
- Health and Academic Achievement
- Academic Achievement and Behavioral Health
- Academic Achievement and Health
- Academic Achievement and Nutrition
- Academic Achievement and Physical Activity
- Academic Achievement and School Health Programs
- Full-Service Community Schools
- Individualized Education Programs
- Individualized Healthcare Plans
- School Improvement Plans
- Whole Child
- Health Education
- Characteristics of Effective Health Education Curricula
- Characteristics of Effective Health Education Instruction
- Cultural Competency
- Education Content Areas: Body Systems
- Education Content Areas: Community Health
- Education Content Areas: Consumer Health
- Education Content Areas: Environmental Health
- Education Content Areas: Human Growth and Development
- Education Content Areas: Nutrition
- Education Content Areas: Personal Health
- Education Content Areas: Prevention and Control of Diseases
- Education Content Areas: Prevention of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drug Use
- Education Content Areas: Sexual Health
- Education Content Areas: Unintentional Injury Prevention and Safety
- Evidence-Based Interventions
- Functional Knowledge
- Health Education Policies and Requirements
- Health Education Standards, National
- Health Education Standards, State
- Health Education, Formal
- Health Education, Informal
- Health Instruction for Students With Special Needs
- Health Literacy
- Health-Related Knowledge, Attitudes, Behaviors, and Skills
- National Sexuality Education Standards
- Needs Assessment
- Program Evaluation
- Skills-Based Instruction
- Social and Emotional Learning and Instruction
- Student Assessment
- Technology in School Health Services
- Leadership, Law, Policy, and Practice
- Advocacy for School Health Policies
- Anti-Bullying Policies
- Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting
- Child Nutrition Act and Wellness
- Closed and Open Campus Policies
- Confidentiality
- Drug Testing of Students
- Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
- Health Insurance for Students and Staff
- Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act
- Immunizations: Policies
- Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
- Infectious Diseases: Policies
- Infectious Diseases: School Closures
- Physical Activity Policies: Physical Activity as Reward or Punishment
- Physical Activity Policies: Requirements
- Safe and Drug-Free Schools
- School Health Policies
- School Nutrition Policies: Access to Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
- School Nutrition Policies: Competitive Foods
- School Nutrition Policies: Concession Stands and Other Fundraisers
- School Nutrition Policies: Food as Reward or Punishment
- School Nutrition Policies: Requirements
- School Nutrition Policies: School Parties and Celebrations
- School Nutrition Policies: Vending Machines
- Section 504
- Zero Tolerance Policies
- Management of Infectious and Chronic Diseases in Schools
- Infectious Diseases: Role of Super-Spreaders
- Management of Chronic Illnesses at School: Asthma
- Management of Chronic Illnesses at School: Diabetes
- Management of Chronic Illnesses at School: Epilepsy
- Management of Chronic Illnesses at School: Obesity
- Management of Chronic Illnesses at School: Peanut Allergies
- Management of Infectious Diseases: Chicken Pox
- Management of Infectious Diseases: Herpes Simplex
- Management of Infectious Diseases: HIV
- Management of Infectious Diseases: Impetigo
- Management of Infectious Diseases: Lice
- Management of Infectious Diseases: Ringworm
- Management of Infectious Diseases: Scabies
- Management of Infectious Diseases: Sexually Transmitted Diseases
- Management of Infectious Diseases: Warts
- Physical Education
- Characteristics of Effective Physical Education Curricula
- Characteristics of Effective Physical Education Instruction
- Fitness Assessments
- Intramural Sports Programs and Extracurricular Activities
- Lifetime Fitness Skills
- Physical Activity and Movement in the Classroom
- Physical Activity Clubs
- Physical Education for Students With Special Needs
- Physical Education Requirements
- Physical Education Standards, National and State
- Physical Inactivity: Reducing Screen Time
- Recess for Elementary School Children
- Safety in Physical Education
- Sun Protection During School-Sponsored Physical Activities
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Athletic Trainer
- Child Care Health Consultant
- Educational Audiologist
- Health Educator
- Nurse Practitioner in Schools
- Occupational Therapist
- Physical Therapist
- School Counselor
- School Health Advisory Council
- School Health Coordinator
- School Health Teams
- School Nurse
- School Physician
- School Psychologist
- School Registered Dietician
- School Safety Officer
- School Social Worker
- Speech-Language Pathologist
- School Environment: Administration
- School Environment: Physical Acoustics and Noise Pollution
- Acoustics and Noise Pollution
- Aesthetic Surroundings and Lighting
- Drinking Water in Schools
- Environmental Safety: Chemical Spills and Safe Storage
- Environmental Safety: Outdoor Air Quality
- Environmental Safety: Sun
- Green Cleaning and Purchasing for Schools
- Indoor Air Quality
- Integrated Pest Management
- Lead
- Mold
- Physical Education Equipment
- Playground Equipment, Materials, Surfaces, and Supervision
- Safe Routes to School
- School Transportation Safety
- Student Drop-Off and Pick-Up Safety
- School Environment: Psychosocial
- School Health Services
- Absences Due to Health Conditions: Assessment
- Absences Due to Health Conditions: Interventions
- Access to Care
- Adolescent Health Services: Reproductive
- Adolescent Health Services: Substance Use
- Condom Availability
- Dental Screening and Care
- Early Intervention
- Emergency Care for Students and Staff
- Health Assessment
- Health Service Guidelines and Regulations
- Health Service Program Evaluation
- Hearing Screening
- Immunizations: Collaboration
- Immunizations: Program Management
- Immunizations: Site-Based Services
- Infectious Diseases: Prevention and Control
- Intervention: Nutrition
- Intervention: Weight
- Medication Administration
- Motivational Interviewing
- School Health Services: Role in Preschools
- School Nurses, Counseling by
- School Nurse-to-Student Ratios
- School Nursing Scope and Standards of Practice
- School-Based Health Centers: Organization and Administration of School Health Services
- Surveillance: Weight
- Tobacco Cessation Programs
- Truancy Due to Health Conditions: Assessment
- Vision Screening
- School Nutrition
- Afterschool Snack Programs
- Behavioral Health and Healthy Nutrition
- Breakfast in the Classroom
- Disordered Eating
- Farm-to-School Programs
- Food Safety
- National School Breakfast Program
- National School Lunch Program
- National Summer Food Service Program
- Nutritious Foods: Availability in Schools
- Obesity
- Promoting Healthy Eating: Body Mass Index
- Promoting Healthy Eating: Economic Strategies
- Promoting Healthy Eating: FitnessGram
- Promoting Healthy Eating: Patterns and Concepts
- School Food Service Programs and Policies
- School-Based Health Centers
- HIV Testing, Counseling, and Referrals
- Pregnancy Prevention
- Pregnancy Testing, Counseling, and Referrals
- School-Based Health Centers: Advocacy
- School-Based Health Centers: Communication
- School-Based Health Centers: Finance
- School-Based Health Centers: Principles and Goals
- Sexually Transmitted Disease Screening
- Special Populations and Vulnerable Youth
- Children and Youths in Juvenile Justice Programs and Settings
- Children Living in Foster Care
- Children Living in Poverty
- Children of Migrant Farm Workers
- Children, Abused or Neglected
- Families New to the School
- Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, Questioning (GLBTQ) Students
- Homeless Youth
- Immigrant Families
- Pregnant and Parenting Teens
- Students With Learning Disabilities
- Students With Physical Disabilities
- Students With Special Educational Needs
- Students With Special Health Care Needs
- Staff Wellness
- Youth Health Risk Behaviors
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