45 Active Schools Awarded Progress Incentives

Forty-five schools from across the country are being celebrated for their progress in creating an Active School environment and have been selected to receive physical education/physical activity equipment, materials and training to help applaud and support their efforts.

“We know that changing a school culture is no easy feat, so it is important to celebrate improvement and incremental successes along the way,” said Charlene Burgeson, Let’s Move! Active Schools Executive Director.

“Thanks to the generosity of our Partners, Let’s Move! Active Schools can recognize schools making active and healthy changes and reward them with additional physical education and physical activity resources to help continue their great work.”

In October, Let’s Move! Active Schools announced the launch of its progress incentives program thanks to six of its Partners: Adventure to Fitness, Focused Fitness, GenMove USA, Gopher, SHAPE America, and S&S Worldwide.

To be eligible to win, a school must have made improvements in at least one area of its Let’s Move! Active Schools Action Plan and note this success by marking the item complete. Then, all eligible schools are entered into a quarterly drawing and randomly selected.

Of the 298 schools that marked an Action Plan item complete during the first quarter of the program (September 1- November 30, 2015),  45 schools were randomly selected to receive a progress incentive, meaning that 15% of all eligible schools received a prize. During the 2015-16 academic year, 150 schools in total will be awarded a progress incentive. 

Other progress incentive periods are:

  • December 1, 2015 – February 29, 2016
  • March 1-May 31, 2016
  • June 1-August 31, 2016

Congratulations to the following schools that were awarded a progress incentive during the first period:

Adventure to Fitness

E-gift card for one Adventure to Fitness Annual School Streaming Subscription Plan and 1 Basic Outcomes Tracking Feature for use in all classrooms

  • John Hanby Elementary School (Mesquite Independent School District, TX)
  • Prospect Elementary School (West ADA School District, ID)
  • South Marshall Elementary School (Marshall Independent School District, TX)

 

Focused Fitness

Diverse and Comprehensive Physical Education and Physical Activity Training Day

  • Mt Solo Middle School (Longview School District 122, WA)

Video Library Subscription for one year

  • Ingram Elementary School (Ingram Independent School District, TX)
  • Ricky C Bailey Middle School (Spring Independent School District, TX)

 

GenMoveUSA

GenMove Equipment + Activity Guide Pack  + GenMove Program Activity Guides

  • Bonny Slope Elementary School (Beaverton School District, OR)
  • Kimball Elementary School (McDowell County School District, WV)
  • Nitro Elementary School (Kanawha County School District, WV)

 

Gopher

ACTION!™ SturTee™ Game Set

  • Spooner High School (Spooner Area School District, WI)

 GamePlay™ AlterToss™ Beanbag Board

  • Petrosky Elementary School (Alief Independent School District, TX)

Rainbow® 6.3″ dia DuraCoat™ Playballs

  • Blennerhassett Middle School (Wood County School District, WV)

Rainbow® 8.5″ Playground Balls

  • Ka’Elepulu Elementary School (Windward Oahu School District, HI)

Rainbow® 30″ DuraHoop™ Hula Hoops

  • Pleasant Hill Elementary School (Georgetown County School District, SC)

 Rainbow® QwikPro™ Rectangular Pop-Up Goals

  • Manitou Springs Middle School (Manitou Springs School District 14, CO)

 

S&S Worldwide

S&S Worldwide $100 e-gift card

  • Central Valley Public High School (Central Valley School District, NE)
  • Clark Elementary School (Wichita Unified School District 259, KS)
  • Cooper Middle School (Cobb Co School District, GA)
  • Hearne Elementary School (Alief Independent School District, TX)
  • Henderson Elementary School (Prince William Co Public School District, VA)
  • IS R002 George L. Egbert (New York City Department of Education, NY)
  • Key Learning Community School 616 (Indianapolis Public School District, IN)
  • Leslie Middle School (Leslie Public School District, MI)
  • Newport Middle School (Newport Independent School District, KY)
  • Ockerman Middle School (Boone County School District, KY)
  • Pass Christian Elementary School (Pass Christian Public School District, MS)
  • Richard B Wilson K-8 School (Amphitheater School District 10, AZ)
  • Riverbend Elementary School (Springfield School District 19, OR)
  • Samuel W Tucker Elementary School (Alexandria City Public School District, VA)
  • Santa Fe 5-6 Center (Newton Unified School District 373, KS)
  • Scapa Bluegrass Middle School (Fayette County Public Schools, KY)
  • Spooner Elementary School (Spooner Area School District, WI)
  • St Theresa School (Diocese of Little Rock, AR)
  • Washington Middle School (Miles City Unified School District 1, MT)
  • Woodview Elementary School (Wa-Nee Community School District, IN)

 

SHAPE America

Complimentary registration for the 2016 SHAPE America National Convention & Expo, April 5-9, Minneapolis, MN

  • Bay View Middle School (Howard Suamico School District, WI)
  • Betty Plasencia Elementary School (Los Angeles Unified School District, CA)
  • Eastway Elementary School (Durham Public School District, NC)
  • Heritage Elementary School (De Pere Unified School District, WI)
  • Jefferson Elementary School (Pierre School District 32-2, SD)
  • Kelliher Elementary School (Kelliher School District 36, MN)
  • Oregon Middle School (Oregon School District, WI)
  • PS/IS 218 Hernandez Dual Language Magnet School (New York City Department of Education, NY)
  • Riverside Elementary School (Fond Du Lac School District, SD)
  • West Salem Elementary School (West Salem School District, WI)

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