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February 2008 issue - A CDC Review of School Laws and Policies Concerning Child and Adolescent Health
Journal of School Health
Volume 78, Number 2
February 2008

• A CDC Review of School Laws and Policies Concerning Child and Adolescent Health

December 2007 issue - Body Mass Index Measurement in Schools
Journal of School Health
Volume 77, Number 10
December 2007

• Body Mass Index Measurement in Schools

October 2007 issue - School Health Policies and Programs Study (SHPPS) 2006
Journal of School Health
Volume 77, Number 8
December 2007

• Foreword


• Thank You


• Overview and Summary:
  School Health Policies and Programs Study 2006


• Methods:
  School Health Policies and Programs Study 2006


• Health Education:
  Results From the School Health Policies and Programs Study 2006


• Physical Education and Physical Activity:
  Results From the School Health Policies and Programs Study 2006


• Health Services:
  Results From the School Health Policies and Programs Study 2006


• Mental Health and Social Services:
  Results From the School Health Policies and Programs Study 2006


• Nutrition Services and Foods and Beverages Available at School:
  Results From the School Health Policies and Programs Study 2006


• Healthy and Safe School Environment, Part I:
  Results From the School Health Policies and Programs Study 2006


• Healthy and Safe School Environment, Part II, Physical School Environment:
  Results From the School Health Policies and Programs Study 2006


• Faculty and Staff Health Promotion:
  Results From the School Health Policies and Programs Study 2006


• Family and Community Involvement in Schools:
  Results From the School Health Policies and Programs Study 2006

• Foreword
• Introduction: Learning from Each Other About
  Managing Asthma in Schools
• Barriers to Care of Inner-City Children with Asthma:
  School Nurse Perspective
• Asthma in Middle Schools:
  What Students Have to Say About Their Asthma*
• What Is Asthma Control? Discrepancies Between
  Parents' Perceptions and Official Definitions*
• Attempting to Use Districtwide Asthma Case Identification
  System for Asthma Prevalence
• School-Based Asthma Case Finding:
  The Arkansas Experience
• Addressing Asthma in Texas: Development of a School-Based
  Asthma Surveillence Program for Texas Elementary Schools
• Comparison of Parent and Student Responses to Asthma Surveys:
  Two Different Experiences with Similar Results
• Students Grades 1-4 and Their Parents
  from an Urban Public School Setting
• Students Grades 3-12 and Their Parents
  from a Suburban Private School Setting
• Allergens in the School Setting: Results of Environmental
  Assessments in Three City School Systems
• Garnering Administrative Support
  for School-Based Asthma Education Programs*
• Creating Asthma-Friendly Schools:
  A Public Health Approach*
• Developing an Asthma Tool for Schools:
  The Formative Evaluation of the Michigan Asthma School Packet*
• Statewide Asthma Training for Minnesota School Personnel*
• Teens: Taking Control of Asthma
• Working with a Head Start Population with Asthma:
  Lessons Learned
• Evaluation and Sustainability
  of Healthy Learners Asthma Initiative*
• Partners in Schools Asthma Management: Evaluation
  of a Self-Management Program for Children with Asthma
• Outcomes for a Comprehensive
  School-Based Asthma Management Program
• Tragedy in a Beachfront Community:
  A Proactive School District Responds to Asthma
• Asthma Agents: Monitoring Asthma in School*
• Community Collaboration: Concurrent Physician and School Nurse
  Education and Cooperation Increases Use of Asthma Management Plans*
• Using School Staff to Establish a Preventive Network of Care
  To Improve Elementary School Students' Control of Asthma
• The Breathmobile(tm): A Novel, Comprehensive, School-Based
  Mobile Asthma Care Clinic for Urban, Underprivileged Children
• The Efficacy of Asthma Case Management in an Urban School District
  in Reducing School Absences and Hospitalizations for Asthma
• Evaluating the Availability and Use of Asthma Action Plans
  for School-Based Asthma Care: a Case Study in Hartford, Connecticut
• Using Preprinted Rescue Medication Order Forms
  and Health Information Technology to Monitor and Improve
  the Quality Care for Students with Asthma
  in New York City Public Schools
• Asthma 411 - Addidion of a Consulting Physician
  to Enhance School Health*
• Community Hospital-School Partnership to Improve
  the Management and Treatment of Asthma Episodes at School
• Managing Asthma in Schools: Lessons Learned
  and Recommendations
• Resources