Edition VII | January 2022

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DISTRICT & COMMUNITY UPDATES

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Dear Friend of Wellness:


Happy New Year...let us step into this 2022 gently and carefully so that our outcomes can be successful. By doing so, our District's focus on embracing and promoting the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child culture everyday will maintain its positive traction and movement.


Due to the current health circumstances and a careful assessment of our business, we are planning on canceling the two future planned Wellness Promotion Task Force (WPTF) meetings (February 24th and April 21st) and consolidating these two meetings into only one WPTF post-school VIRTUAL Celebration. This decision was made to allow for the greatest support to our schools in these unpredictable times.


Let's keep pressing on and...

Never Give UP!


Continue being a beacon of LIGHT for all the children and each other...

let's grow  STRONGER  together!


~ Be healthy and safe ~


Paula

Tracy Chapman - New Beginning 

IN THE KNOW...CHIEF ACADEMIC OFFICER

With the new year and a new semester for secondary students,

the District has new resources for students to succeed academically!

Learn more in this week's In the Know video

with Chief Academic Officer Dr. Glenda Sheffield.

IN OTHER NEWS...

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Click on the banner for the SEL Newsletter which contains information about the January SEL Themes, academic integration ideas, new resources for the 3rd Quarter, and professional learning opportunities.

According to Elena Aguilar, "Mindfulness is the nonjudgmental cultivation of moment to moment awareness. It's a mental state in which you are focused and without judgment."


Below are some resources for

mindfulness activities for adults, teens, and children.

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SEL Basics Onboarding

TUE

Jan 11TH

TUE

Jan 18TH

All Day

Virtual,

Self-Paced,

One Hour Session

This self-paced one hour virtual training session will be available for completion within a seven day period.

Lantana Middle Student Earns "Character Now!'

Lantana Middle School student earns "Character Now!' recognition while battling brain cancer. The sixth grade student serves as a source of inspiration, hope, and positivity for her peers and school staff members.

Read More

PBCSD Graduation Rate Climbs to Historic High...

The graduation rate for the Class of 2021 in Palm Beach County's District-operated schools climbed to a historic high of 95.9%, according to the Florida Department of Education (FDOE). This rate represents an increase from the 94.4% graduation rate at District-operated schools in 2020.

Read More

New Trainings Enclosed

Training opportunities from the Children’s Services Council.

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Watch Video

Restorative Practices in OST Begins January 18, 2022

Prime Time Palm Beach County continues to offer training and support to staff in the out-of-school time programs to use restorative practices instead of punishment in order to decrease behavior challenges, increase perception of belonging, and create an afterschool space where youth improve their SEL skills and all are included, accepted and embraced.

Visit https://primetimepbc.org/trainings-ca...

to register for Restorative Practices in OST today!

CORONAVIRUS UPDATE...

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WELLNESS PROMOTION...

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The District's Wellness Promotion Task Force (WPTF) purpose is to create an educational forum that allows students, staff, parents, community partners, and members of the public to successfully collaborate in the promotion of healthier lives. With the District's ultimate goal of improving student performance, the direction of the Wellness Promotion Task Force is to encourage a proactive approach to holistically address the health, wellness, and safety of all school children and staff.

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Paula Triana, RDN, LDN

Manager ~ Wellness Promotion

District's Wellness Promotion Task Force

School Food Service Department

3661 North Interstate Park Road, Suite #100

Riviera Beach, Florida 33404

Office: (561) 383-2026

Cell Phone: (561) 253-5583

Email: paula.triana@palmbeachschoools.org


Frances F. Rosier

Analyst ~ Wellness Promotion

District's Wellness Promotion Task Force

School Food Service Department

3661 North Interstate Park Road, Suite #100

Riviera Beach, Florida 33404

Office; (561) 882-1931

Email: frances.rosier@palmbeachschools.org


Hilary Greever, RDN, LDN

Nutrition Specialist ~ Nutrition Services

School Food Service Department

3661 North Interstate Park Road, Suite #100

Office: (561) 383-2041

Email: hilary.greever@palmbeachschools.org

Disclaimer: Information, viewpoints, opinions and comments expressed in this 'Wellness Promotion: District & Community Updates' newsletter are those of the individual organization(s) and/or presenter(s), are for informational purposes only, and may not indicate ratification or sponsorship by The School District of Palm Beach County. We are sending out this newsletter to provide information that may be helpful to our students and their families, staff, and the community-at-large.

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