Student & Staff Wellness

• Bring in a new book or game for the classroom to share.
• Bring a favorite book from home for the teacher to read to the class.
• Create a poster where each student will write a nice note to the student to take home with them.
• Contact the teacher to help organize a craft project or favorite game for the special day.

• The birthday child brings in show and tell for their class.
• The birthday child gets to be the “teacher” for the day with a special chair in the front of the room.
• Have a classroom treasure box and the birthday child gets to choose an item.  (This could also be done school wide with the treasure box kept in the office.) There are Panda Key Chains in the main office for students with birthdays.

• Birthday announcement on the morning announcements.
• Special gift from the principal.
• $5 book donation— the student gets to pick out a book from the library and their name is written in the inside cover.

• Pajama day, hat day, superhero day, backwards day.
• Camping day in the classroom.
• Extra recess.
• Movie.
• Dance time in the classroom.
• Have a class period outdoors.
• Game day (or hour).

• Reward certificates from the teacher.
• Lunch with a friend in the classroom (bring lunch from home or cafeteria).
• Lunch with the teacher (bring lunch from home or cafeteria).
• Earn points for the “classroom store” that they can use to buy things like pens, markers, stickers, magnets, etc.  Teacher could ask parents for donations if needed.

• Technology "okay day."
• Movie.
• Chat break at the end of class.
• Have a class period outside.

• Reduced Homework Pass or Homework Pass (reduce or skip a homework assignment).
• Late Homework Pass (get to turn in one to two days late for full credit).
• Extra credit.
• Tickets to school events (athletics, dances, activity nights, etc.).
• Drawing for donated prizes.
• School store/apparel, such as stocking caps, socks, water bottles, key ring, magnet for lockers, etc.

It's important that our students understand nutrition starting with the snacks they eat everyday! Use this handy Smart Snack Calculator to take the guesswork out of your student(s) snacks. 

• 2020-21 assessment for Wilshire Park Elementary School (PDF)
• 2020-21 assessment for St. Anthony Middle School & St. Anthony Village High School (PDF)

Tri-annual assessment is an internal review of a school district's policy and related activities to assess progress on meeting goals and outline steps for areas needing improvement.  It is required by the USDA that the internal assessment be completed at least once every three years. The assessment is usually undertaken by members of the school’s wellness committee.

Tri-annual assessment is an internal review of a school district's policy and related activities to assess progress on meeting goals and outline steps for areas needing improvement.  It is required by the USDA that the internal assessment be completed at least once every three years. The assessment is usually undertaken by members of the school’s wellness committee.

WellSAT 2.0 Score (2016-17)

• Total Comprehensiveness

Add the comprehensiveness scores for each of the six sections and divide this number by 6.

District Score:  24

• Total Strength

Add the strength scores for each of the six sections and divide this number by 6.
District Score:  7