Category: C

The planned, coordinated provision of school health services, a healthful school environment and health instruction (education) for all pupils (and staff) in a school setting, where each of the components complements and is integrated with the others in the total scope of the body of knowledge unique to health education.  

Pertains to the development, delivery, and evaluation of a planned curriculum for learners in preschool through grade 12 with achievable goals and objectives, sequential context, evaluation, and methodology related to specific categorical health issues and problems that affect individual and societal health, comprehensive school health program.  

An insurance policy, an integration of basic medical coverage with insurance against catastrophic expenses, forming a single insurance plan.  

Secondary schools that provide a variety of curricular options for students.  

Includes two broad areas: (a) the community health program and (b) the school health program, which are made up of school/community environment, health education, and medical and health services, comprehensive school health program.  

An insurance policy or plan that provides broad health, medical, and surgical coverage; basic health insurance, major medical coverage, and catastrophic coverage.  

An approach to health education that provides learning experiences based on the best scientific information in an effort to promote the understanding, attitudes, behavioral skills, and practices of learners with respect to their health. Although the curriculum or program may be made up of individual topics, there is opportunity to show relationships across these topics…

A health education program that is planned and carried out with the purpose of maintaining, reinforcing, or enhancing health related skills, and health attitudes and practices of people that are conducive to their good health; an educational approach coordinating education, services, and environment as significant influencers of individual and societal health, comprehensive health education approach.…

The breakdown of organic garbage and sewage by bacteria into a soil-conditioning, humus like material.  

The health education program and all of its elements; the medical or health services and all of its functions and the quality of the school/community environment.