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| NJAHPERD BOARD MEMBERS | |
Fran Kreisberg, President
Jackie Malaska, Executive Director
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| A Message for Your President...Welcome Back! | 
Change Happens!
I hope your summer was terrific! Instead of thinking of it as 'too short', consider it a power nap...another exciting school year is here!
I spent a good deal of those very warm, pleasurable days in N.H. at a co-ed camp for diabetic children. Diabetes changes lives forever. I was inspired by the staff's dedication and commitment and moved every minute of each day by campers finding the courage to overcome their fears learning to manage and enthusiastically live their lives, on purpose, despite or in spite of this disease.
CHANGE happens. These children had no choice, blind-sided by this major, life- altering change. However, with their positive choices, guidance, support and a bit of creativity they move forward.
So will we. We know this year will be full of change. CHANGE...used to stress me out. How about you? No more though. Here are 3 tips I found beneficial to embrace it:
1. Read this short, lighthearted parable about change - "Who Moved My Cheese", by Spencer Johnson. Which mouse are you?
2. L.I.S.T.E.N.:
- Learn - constantly. Professional development, networking. Stay on top of your game. See tip # 3.
- Inspire - or be inspired. Find those students that have stories of courage. For some, just getting to school daily may be one of them.
- Share -your passion and enthusiasm about our profession. If you have lost or found either one, see tip # 3.
- Teach - Quality P.E. counts. Engineer successful classrooms. See tip # 3.
- Entertain- while we educate...Keep it fun. See tip #3.
- Never give up - find a way to make "it" happen. Create raving fans. See tip # 3.
3. NJAHPERD - get involved, get a colleague involved.
Years ago, I turned to NJAHPERD for professional nourishment. I was hungry for ideas and support. What I received in return has been so much more both personally and professionally.
In the trenches, change will happen. "Old dogs" and new, may not want to learn new tricks, but to succeed today, we will have to. Teacher effectiveness for example. Inquiring minds want to know, "Are your students learning and what do you have to show for it?" If you're stumped, get involved, take advantage of NJAHPERD'S many resources. Check our website under professional development, attend the Convention. We collaborate with state and national agencies, offer grants, advocate for our profession and more. While we are in front of our students, tremendous efforts occur behind the scenes supporting us in what we do best.
Like the campers I spent my summer with, we may not always have a choice as to what happens to us, however, we CAN respond positively to the changes. Be prepared, know what's coming down the pike, get involved. It's even more fun with a friend.
Wishing you the best!
Franny Kreisberg
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NJAHPERD Membership Campaign
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We Need YOU!
Do you have colleagues who need a "nudge" to become more involved in the profession? Do they need to be updated on current best practices? Have they participated in content specific professional development? Our profession will never be considered an academic subject or gain the respect it deserves with the public and decision makers without improvement in our programs. Please do your part to discuss the value of membership in NJAHPERD and AAHPERD with your administrators and colleagues.
The following documents may help you with talking points. Please distribute to colleagues and your building administrator/supervisor. There are 7000 Health & Physical educators in the state that are not members of their professional organization. We need all to be current in the profession.
Membership Flyer
Academic Achievement Brochure
As a thank you for being a grassroot advocate for NJAHPERD membership, we will add a month of membership to your current membership expiration date if a new member joins on your recommendation. They need to include your name on the membership form or in the text box indicated during the online registration process.
Call or email the NJAHPERD office if you have any questions.
Fact: NJAHPERD membership costs 13 cents per day.
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| NJQSAC (Quality Single Accountability Continuum) |
There's Still Time to Submit Testimony!
NJAHPERD offered testimony at the NJ State Board of Education meeting on August 3, 2011 regarding the Governor's Task Force proposed recommendations to relax monitoring of Health & Physical Education and other selected subject areas.NJQSAC (Quality Single Accountability Continuum) is the Department of Education's monitoring and evaluation system for public school districts.
We urged our members to submit written testimony to the NJ State Board of Education and express the concern that Health and Physical Education programs must be monitored by the state to assure compliance and accountability.
We had some impact! The State Board of Ed decided to postpone their vote and will now vote on these recommendations at the September 7th meeting. NJAHPERD Advocacy Committee will continue to monitor and will be in attendance at the September 7th meeting. More information is available on the NJAHPERD website.
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| Barclays Professional Golf Tournament Tickets Fore Charity | 
THANK YOU!
Thank you to all members who purchased Tickets Fore Charity and helped to support NJAHPERD and the First Tee! A special thank you to all of our wonderful volunteers who were close to the action!
Raffle Winners
Barclays Weekly Passes donated by FlagHouse: Louise Byrnes 1 year professional membership: Tim Sabins Total Funds raised: $3400.00
NJAHPERD: $2550.00 |
| ATTENTION newly Retired Members! |
Now that you have joined the ranks of our esteemed retirees, your membership rate is $15 a year and you receive discounted fees for all of our events. Contact the NJAHPERD office to find out more or renew online... |
| Help Break a Guinness World Record...Oct. 11! | 
Join First Lady Michele Obama...
as she kicks off National Geographic Kids attempt to break the record for the Most People Doing Jumping Jacks over a 24-hour period. Between 3 p.m. ET October 11, 2011, and 3 p.m. ET October 12, 2011, all you have to do is one minute of jumping jacks! Visit the NGK website for more details! |
| Study: Milk Better Than Water to Rehydrate Kids | 
Active children need to be watered with milk. It's a more effective way of countering dehydration than a sports drink or water itself, say researchers at McMaster University. That's particularly important during hot summer weather, says Brian Timmons, research director of the Child Health and Exercise Medicine Program at McMaster and principal investigator of the study...more
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| CDC Releases 2010 School Health Profiles Survey Results |  CDC Division of Adolescent & School Health (DASH) is pleased to announce...
the release of the 2010 School Health Profiles (Profiles) survey results.
Profiles monitors -
- School health education requirements and content
- Physical education requirements
- School health policies related to HIV infection/AIDS, tobacco-use
- prevention, and nutrition
- Asthma management activities
- Family and community involvement in school health programs
For more information
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| HANDLE-Play with Purpose | 
Contributed by Jacqueline Walling, Certified HANDLE Screener, NJ Health & Physical Education Teacher Grades k-8, and National Certified Massage Therapist
Discover how Ms. Walling created Basic Moves classes to help children who have attentional priorities issues, sensory-motor issues, self confidence issues, social issues and other struggles. Learn why and how these classes have grown because parents, teachers and the students themselves could see the behavioral difference. Read more
Learn more about HANDLE
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| For Better Grades, Try Gym Class |  New York Times, August 27, 2011 If you want a young person to focus intently in school and perform well on tests, should you first send him or her to gym class? That question, which has particular relevance for school districts weighing whether to reduce or ax their physical education programs to save money, motivated a number of stimulating new examinations into the interplay of activity and attention. Some of the experiments studied children; others looked at laboratory rats bred to have an animal version of attention deficit disorder. For both groups, exercise significantly affected their ability to concentrate, although some activities seemed to be better than others at sharpening attention. Read more... |
| Updated Child Nutrition Act |
With your help, millions of kids will be enjoying nutritious school meals in 2012.
As the USDA works to review all of the public comments and finalize the standards, some Members of Congress are now trying to stop USDA's efforts to improve school meals. That's why we need your help once again.
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| Action for Healthy Kids |
$10 to AHK for Every Vote!
The time is now to help support healthy kids with just a click of your finger. Northwestern Mutual is giving $10 to Action for Healthy Kids for every vote earned through a Click for Kids campaign on Facebook. You can now vote as many times as you can! Click here for more info...
https://www.facebook.com/northwesternmutual
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| Safe Routes to School |
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| Can Sex Lead to Cancer? Find out for FREE... | |
Symposium for School Nurses & Health Educators
Sept. 22, 2011, 4:30pm - 6:30pm Program
Essex County College, 303 University Ave, Newark
SPONSORED BY ESSEX COUNTY CANCER COALITION HORIZON NJ HEALTH
Topics to be discussed include: HPV/CERVICAL CANCER, HBV, HCV, HIV and vaccines to prevent infection.
Tool Kits for educational purpose for schools will be distributed along with other resource material
REGISTRATION CLOSES Sept. 16! |
| Youth Fitness Testing-National/International Issues Webinar | |
Alliance Scholar Webinar (AAHPERD)
October 19, 2011 - 1:00 - 2:30 pm EDT
Register online
Mail-in Form must be postmarked by October 1.
Presenter-2012 Alliance Scholar
Dr. James R. Morrow, Jr., PhD, is Regents Professor in the Department of Kinesiology, Health Promotion, and Recreation at the University of North Texas. Trained as a measurement and evaluation specialist, Morrow has worked tirelessly to provide both practitioners and researchers with assessment instruments that are both reliable and valid.
Read more...
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| US Government: Fulbright Classroom Teacher Exchange Program | 
Application Deadline: Oct. 15, 2011
The Fulbright Classroom Teacher Exchange Program provides opportunities for teachers to participate in direct exchanges of positions with colleagues from other countries for a semester or academic year. By living and working in the cultures of their host countries, Fulbright teachers gain an understanding and appreciation of the similarities and differences in national cultures and education systems. Maximum award: year-long or semester-long direct exchange of teaching positions with a counterpart in another country teaching the same subject(s) at the same level. Eligibility: full-time U.S.teachers. Read more...
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| AAHPERD Jump Rope for Heart & Hoops for Heart Recognition Award |
Deadline to apply: October 15 
Have you held a Jump Rope for Heart or Hoops for Heart event each year for four years or more? If so, you may be eligible to apply for the 2012 AAHPERD Jump Rope for Heart & Hoops for Heart Recognition Award!
Recipients of this prestigious award demonstrate a long-term commitment and passion for the programs. The Jump Rope for Heart & Hoops for Heart Recognition Awards are presented to two JRFH coordinators and one HFH coordinator each year.
Deadline to apply is October 15. Apply for JRFH Apply for HFH |
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Public Review for PE Standards for Teachers
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Your Comments Please...deadline is Sept. 7
The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) has
announced the public review period for Physical Education Standards for teachers of students ages 3-18+. NBPTS Standards reflect the Five Core Propositions that are the foundation of National Board Certification; identify specific knowledge, skills, and attitudes that support accomplished practice, while emphasizing the holistic nature of teaching; illustrate how a teacher's professional judgment is reflected in action; and describe how the standards come to life in different settings. Physical Education Standards will be available for public review August 2-September 7, 2011. For more information visit the NBPTS website and respond to the survey with your comments. |
| Technology Project | 
Celebrating Technology and Physical Activity in School Video Contest
Technology Project
NASPE and Polar's Celebrating Technology and Physical Activity in School Video Contest is a nationwide activity that gives PE teachers the opportunity to be recognized for their creativity in their profession. We are looking for out of the box two-minute YouTube video submissions that answer the following question: How do you use technology to motivate students and fellow staff to move every day?
Visit NASPE's Polar video page for guidelines, rules and instructions on how to submit your video! Hurry, deadline for submissions is November 1, 2011.
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| NJAHPERD Actively Monitors Legislation |
Did you know that NJAHPERD pays a legislative consultant to monitor bills that come forward that affect our profession? We also work closely and seek advice from the AHA Government Relations Director on Health and Physical Education issues.
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| Federal Legislation |
Make Your Voice Heard...
All your Congressmen are in their NJ home offices for the next few weeks. Call or visit them and advocate for Health and Physical Education.
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| ACT NOW!!! | |
Help PE & HE Curricula Get Flexible $$$$
NJAHPERD has signed on to a formal letter through AAHPERD, urging the US House Education and the Workforce Committee to support physical education and health education within ESEA. If you've been following the developments, you will know that, as part of its reauthorization of ESEA, the Committee first passed an "efficiency" bill, which eliminated PEP, and then approved a bill that purports to provide great flexibility to states and districts in how they spend their federal ESEA funds. However, those funds may only be spent on programs authorized within ESEA, according to the "core subjects" definition. Since physical education and health education are not included in that definition, states and district may still not use their "flexible" dollars on these subjects.
This letter will be sent on September 12 to Congressmen Kline and Miller, the leaders of the House Education and the Workforce Committee and Congressmen Hunter and Kildee, the leaders of the Subcommittee with jurisdiction over ESEA.
NJAHPERD can show support by responding to the action alert on the AAHPERD Legislative Action Center. Link http://www.aahperd.org/whatwedo/advocacy/
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| Why Advocate for Activity Breaks? |
Long Periods of Sedentary Activity a Health Risk...
A recent Washington Post article discusses why long periods of sedentary activity are a health risk. Read more...
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| Back-to-School Ideas |  September Toolbox Available... Back to School ideas from NASPE are available in the September toolbox! |
| Let's Move in School | 
Increase Physical Activity in YOUR School
It's almost time to go back to school. We hope you had an active summer and are ready to move in school! We're in touch to let you know about exciting things going on this fall. We hope you will get involved!
- New online LMIS PE Teacher Toolkit - this teacher resource will help you get your classes and school moving out for fun and health.
- Let's Move in School will be part of Nickelodeon's "Worldwide Day of Play" in Washington D.C on September 24th. Local? Come join us! Far away? Hold your own "day of play" event. Learn more.
- Help AAHPERD and National Geographic Kids break a Guinness World Record! Join First Lady Michelle Obama on October 11-12 to break the Guinness World Record for the most people doing jumping jacks. Find out how you can participate. If you create a "jump site" at your school or facility, let us know (jjones@aahperd.org) and we'll share the information to help you get more jumpers!
- Register for a FREE Let's Move in School webinar to be held on September 14th: Implementing a Comprehensive School Physical Activity Program. Get examples and receive tips on how physical educators, parents, school administrators, and policymakers can move out to bring quality physical education and physical activity to schools through a comprehensive school physical activity program (CSPAP).
- Need more Let's Move in School posters? Order them here.
- View our newest Let's Move in School video -- See Drew Brees, Carl Lewis, Tracy Austin and others at our Let's Move in School Showcase event, which was held in San Diego last spring.
- Not registered yet? Join the Let's Move in School initiative at no cost and receive a poster!
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| NASPE E-Learning: September 20, 2011 |  Embracing Differences in Diverse Settings Webinar
The first E-Learning Webinar this school year is Embracing Differences in Diverse Settings on September 20, 2011 at 1:00 PM EST.
Learn practical teaching techniques for embracing diverse settings in physical education from presenter Dr. Robert Schmidlein from Manhattanville College.
Other E-Learning Webinars upcoming this school year are:
· Adding Muscle to Your PE Program - November 15
· Make "Cents" of Grants and Funding - January 17
· Active Students = Successful Students - March 20
Each Webinar is $30 for members and $45 non-members. Purchase all 4 for $100 and you save more than 15%! Register today!
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| Teen Suicide Prevention Curriculum | |
UPI.com
Findings in the Journal of School Health show that the percentage of high school students who considered or attempted to commit suicide declined 65% and 67%, respectively, after the implementation of the Surviving the Teens curriculum, which was created by registered nurse Cathy Strunk. Read more...
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| Phillies Phitness! | 
Phillies Proud to Launch Phillies Phitness presented by NovaCare Rehabilitation!
Phillies Phitness is an interactive fitness program with the goal of educating children about steps they can take now to help ensure a healthy future. Children from kindergarten through high school will learn about the importance of being active through both exercise and activities that they take part in everyday as well as the importance of making smart food choices. more info
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| Free Activity Guides |  From Flaghouse... Browse the growing list of activity guides available in PDF format for easy download! |
| Physical Education and Health Videos |
Over 700 Videos to view
From sports and games to fitness and advocacy... Read more...
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| Alliance for a Healthier Generation |
Become a Healthier School...it's FREE!
The Alliance for a Healthier Generation has received a $23.2 million grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to further expand and extend its Healthy Schools Program through 2014.
If you are interested in becoming a Healthier School...it's FREE...find out more here. The resources are amazing to assist you to create a healthy school environment.
Contact our NJ Relationship Manager, Davida Gurstelleat Phone: 646.884.0608 Fax: 973.701.0215
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| Join the NJ Department of Education Listserv |
Get the Latest Updates...
Join the NJ Department of Education listserv here for the latest updates and resources from Brendan O'Reilly, Coordinator of Comprehensive Health and Physical Education.
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| Safe Routes to Schools Policy Guide |
Be a champion for kids walking & biking to school...
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| New Resources to Teach Driver Education | |
Please forward this email to your HS Driver Education Teacher...
if they are not a member of NJAHPERD. Many new resources are available to teach Driver Ed and we need to reach out to them. Teen Driving Toolkit
Do you teach Driver's Ed? We are scheduling a Driver Education workshop to update you on the new laws and resources available. Please let us know if you are interested in attending. Contact the NJAHPERD office. |
| NJAHPERD Mini Grant |
Start Your School Year Right!
Apply for a NJAHPERD Mini Grant!
The mini grant provides financial assistance for NJAHPERD members up to $1000 for new program development or to expand an existing program. Grants may be used to purchase equipment, software, or other materials that focus on student learning in Health, Physical Education, Recreation or Dance. Imagine receiving Fitnessgram software, heart rate monitors, or pedometers to enhance your program. Applications are available online. |
| AAHPERD Jump Rope for Heart & Hoops for Heart Grant |
Ten Grants Available!
Every year AAHPERD awards ten grants to physical educators who demonstrate passion, creativity, and dedication to the Jump Rope for Heart and Hoops for Heart programs. The Jump Rope for Heart & Hoops for Heart Grant is available only to individuals who have held a JRFH or HFH event in the past school year. Applying is easy! Read more...
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| Car Crashes...No. 1 Killer of Teens...$2,000 Project Ignition Grants Available | |
A Staggering Statistic Project Ignition is Changing...
The National Youth Leadership CouncilŪ and State FarmŪ are pleased to announce the availability of $2,000 Project Ignition grants for public high school students and teachers to address teen driver safety through service-learning. Applications are due November 15, 2011... more info |
| Henkel Helps to Reward 3 Schools $10,000 |
 Nominate YOUR school...what could you do with $10,000?Designed to address the urgent health and fitness crisis facing our nation's youth, the Henkel Helps Get Kids Fit Program will give three deserving schools the chance to win a share of $30,000 to improve youth fitness in their schools. Educators, children, parents, and community members alike can nominate their school by answering one fundamental question on
http://www.henkelhelps.com/: "What would your school do with $10,000 to improve youth fitness?" The Henkel Helps Get Kids Fit Program will also offer a $5,000 sweepstakes for a deserving family that is dedicated to improving their health and fitness habits, but lacks the resources to do so. Application deadline, September 30, 2011. For more info, clink on the above link.
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| Teacher Monday: Cash for Classrooms | 
$1,000 and Fresh Fruit for your students!
This fall "Del Monte Fresh" will hold its 2nd annual online contest, "Teacher Monday: Cash for Classrooms." By awarding cash and fresh fruit to teachers, the program encourages K thru 12th grade public school teachers to incorporate healthy eating and living messages into classroom activities. For more information on how you can win $1000 for school supplies and fresh fruit for your students, a salad bar or a field day event for your school, visit the
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| Share Your Breakfast Grants Available...Application Deadline: Sept. 30 | 
Believe in the Power of Breakfast!
Because we believe in the power of breakfast, we're teaming up to help schools increase student participation in the School Breakfast Program through Share Your Breakfast™ grants from Kellogg's. The grants range from $750-$1,000 and also include significant in-kind contributions from Action for Healthy Kids in the form of people, programs, and policy expertise. (We'll also provide schools with management, expertise and support to develop alternative breakfast programs or start universal breakfast programs.).
Interested schools are invited to attend a webinar to learn more about the 2011-2012 Share Your Breakfast™ grants:
Wednesday, September 21, 2011, 4 - 5 p.m. ET
Register now. Space is limited.
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| Helping Gardens Grow...$2,000 Grant Available! | 
2011 School Garden Grant Project
Learning about the process of growing food helps children develop a deep understanding of the connection between healthy eating and a healthy body. School gardens offer an opportunity to integrate math, science and health curriculum into a dynamic, interactive setting. They also provide a base of knowledge that allows children to take an active role in healthy food choices.
School garden grant applications will be accepted through 5pm CST, December 31, 2011. Learn more about the application process and apply for a school garden grant.
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| Grants for Pawsome Causes | 
Grants for Causes Focusing on Children's Health & Wellness
Build a Bear Workshop will be offering Grants for Pawsome Causes focusing on children's health and wellness. Requests will be accepted until October 2011. Their goal is to provide grants to help as many programs as possible that are working hard to make the world a healthier and happier place for kids. Read more...
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| Rite Aid Foundation Health & Wellness Grant | 
Grants Available in Communities Where Rite Aids Operate
The Rite Aid Foundation offers grants to programs that focus on health and wellness in communities where Rite Aids operate. Application deadline: October 1, 2011 Read more...
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| Over 100 Available Grants | |
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| FREE Grant Writing! |
Free grant writing assistance is available from FlagHouse. Visit the FlagHouse website for more information.
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| NJAHPERD Award Nominations! | |
Do you know someone worthy of an NJAHPERD Award?
Is someone in your department who goes above and beyond their job's norm in the fields of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance? Then we want to speak to you!!! Even if you just want more information please email the NJAHPERD awards committee at the email address below. Available Awards
- Teacher of the Year
- Elementary School
- Middle School
- High School
- Higher Education
- Health Education
- Exemplary Physical Education School Awards
- Dance Instruction
- Adapted Physical Education Instruction
- Excellence in Recreation Leadership and Programming
- Distinguished Leadership
- Lilyan B Wright Student of the Year Award
- Student Healthy Lifestyle Award
- Everett L. Hebel Award
- The NJAHPERD Honor Award
For further information on nominating someone for an award, or for more information please go to the NJAHPERD website or email the NJAHPERD Awards Chair. Please help us recognize the leaders and deserving members in our fields! |
| National Educator of the Year Awards from AAHPERD | |
OPEN CALL!
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| 2011-12 Health Observances Calendar of Events | |
Plan Ahead for the New School Year
List of events |
| Ride with BikeNY - September 25 | |
We Pulled Out All the Stops...  for this ride on September 25! With ocean views on some routes and treats like pies and chocolate fountains, cyclists will enjoy riding the back roads of Monmouth County, New Jersey, more than ever. Founded in 2002, the annual Twin Lights Ride begins and ends beneath the famed Twin Lights overlooking Sandy Hook. The tour includes route choices from 30 to 100 miles plus group ride options, so there's something for everyone! Online registration is available until Friday, September 23, 2011. On-site only after that date. |
| National Child Health Day | |
October 3, 2011
Special events are being planned by NJAHPERD to advocate for quality Health and Physical Education programs. Stay tuned for further information! |
| Save the dates... | |
Recommend a Fitnessgram Training to your administrator for your district's In Service Day now!
NJAHPERD trainers are available to provide Fitness Education and Fitnessgram test administration and software trainings to your staff. NJAHPERD is also looking for host schools for trainings. We provide the trainer. Contact the NJAHPERD office for details.
Lake Conference for K-8 Physical Education
September 30-October 2, 2011Friday evening, Saturday & Sunday morning Come spend the weekend with professionals who share your passion for elementary physical education, camping and the great outdoors! More details
NJ Partnership for Healthy Kids Obesity Summit
Robert Treat Hotel, Newark
Thursday, October 20th - Saturday, October 22nd, 2011
University of North Carolina Greensboro
Take a look at what's on the agenda by clicking on
Engaging Strategies for Teaching Adolescent Health
Friday, October 21, 2011
Atlantic Cape Community College
Mays Landing, NJ
NJAHPERD has partnered with AtlantiCare to sponsor a full day workshop addressing the needs of the Middle School and Secondary Health Educator. Featured speakers are Linda Morse and NJAHPERD Health Teacher of the Year, Nancy Ooms.
To register for the workshop at the NJAHPERD discount rate, call the Atlanticare Access @ 1-888-569-1000 Monday - Friday 8:30am to 5:30pm.
Adapted Health & PE Conference
October 27, 2011
"Adapting Outside the Box"
Special OlympicsNJLawrenceville, NJ FlagHouse is one of the featured vendors in addition to presenters like former NJAHPERD Adapted TOYS John Gagliano, Janet Prentice, and Patricia Deschenes.
Fall Future Professionals Workshop
November 6, 2011
East Brunswick High School
East Brunswick, NJ
FlagHouse Election Day H & PE Workshop
NJAHPERD Teachers of the Year K-12
November 8, 2011
Medford, NJ
NJEA Convention
Creating A Better Tomorrow
November 10 & 11, 2011
Atlantic City Convention Center
Mary Jo Young Hands On Health Conference"Tools to Empower Wellness" December 5, 2011 Crowne Plaza Monroe Monroe, NJ
NJAHPERD Annual Convention
March 4-6, 2012
Ocean Place Resort & Spa
Long Branch, NJ
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