KCSH Grantees

Kansas Coordinated School Health provides grant funding to schools and school districts to focus on increasing physical activity, improving nutrition, and decrease tobacco use. These schools and districts have recruited diverse members from within their schools and communities to join the School Health Council. The role of the School Health Council is to increase physical activity, improve nutrition, and decrease tobacco use within the school or district.

Is your school or school district interested in becoming a KCSH Grantee? Go to Funding to learn more.

Grantee Resources

The following documents are provided for current KCSH grantees to utilize in conducting grant activities.

K-CHAMP protocol - PowerPoint explaining height/weight collection procedures

Data Collection Spreadsheet - Excel file for height, weight, and fitness data

2008-2009 Grantees

(All grantees are district-wide unless otherwise noted)

USD	District/School	County
102	Cimarron-Ensign	Gray
109	Republic County	Republic
200	Greeley County Schools	Greeley
211	Norton	Norton
214	Ulysses	Grant
224	Clifton-Clyde	Washington
234	Fort Scott	Bourbon
239	North Ottawa County	Ottawa
240	Twin Valley	Ottawa
247	Cherokee	Crawford
253	Emporia	Lyon
256	Marmaton Valley	Allen
258	Humboldt	Allen
259	Greiffenstein Special Education Center, Wichita	Sedgwick
260	Derby	Sedgwick
264	Clearwater	Sedgwick
265	Goddard	Sedgwick
266	Maize	Sedgwick
267	Renwick	Sedgwick
268	Cheney	Sedgwick
305	Salina	Saline
309	Nickerson	Reno
313	Buhler	Reno
340	Jefferson West	Jefferson
345	Seaman	Shawnee
349	Stafford	Stafford
353	Wellington	Sumner
358	Oxford	Sumner
361	Anthony Elementary, Anthony-Harper	Harper
363	Holcomb	Finney
373	Newton High School	Harvey
377	Atchison County Community Schools	Atchison
416	Louisburg	Miami
431	Hoisington	Barton
437	Washburn Rural High School, Auburn-Washburn	Shawnee
442	Nemaha Valley Schools	Nemaha
443	Dodge City	Ford
457	Garden City	Finney
462	Central	Cowley
466	Scott County	Scott
481	Rural Vista	Dickinson
482	Dighton	Lane
490	El Dorado	Butler
503	Parsons	Labette
	Sacred Heart, Salina	Saline

Students from Stockton School District were able to enjoy a visit from the Bodywalk, which was supported by Kansas Coordinated School Health Grant funding.