Twenty-one Williamson County schools have won Coordinated School Health mini-grants for the School Health Plans each school submitted this year.
Each year, the coordinated school health liaison and healthy school team complete a school health plan that addresses how the school is assessing, implementing and improving school health/safety, health education, physical education/activity, nutrition, health services, counseling/social services, staff wellness and family and community involvement.
The plans were reviewed by the Coordinated School Health Department and health educators from the local health department.
The top plans are awarded mini-grants to support their health efforts through the Coordinated Health Grant received from the Tennessee Department of Education.
Mini-grants were awarded to the following schools:
Allendale Elementary School: $400
Bethesda Elementary School: $250
Chapman’s Retreat Elementary School: $700
College Grove Elementary School: $1000
Edmondson Elementary School: $250
Fairview High School: $1500
Franklin High School: $2000
Grassland Elementary School: $400
Grassland Middle School: $2000
Independence High School: $1000
Lipscomb Elementary School: $2000
Longview Elementary School: $200
Nolensville Elementary School: $400
Oak View Elementary School: $1500
Pearre Creek Elementary School: $250
Spring Station Middle School: $700
Summit High School: $700
Sunset Elementary School: $250
Sunset Middle School: $1000
Trinity Elementary School: $250
Woodland Middle School: $1500
