Healthy Children Healthy Futures

The Preventive Medicine Institute extends its appreciation to the following schools that participated in the first Healthy Children Healthy Futures (HCHF) Parent Advocacy Programs in Atlanta, Los Angeles, and New York City.

Atlanta
Elementary Schools: Arkwright, Cascade, Clay, Compton, Cooper, Dowell, Dunbar, Floyd, Grove Park, Heritage, Hollydale, Idlewood, Kemp, Kimberly, Mableton, McEachern, J.C. McGill, Love T. Nolans, Ocee, Peterson, Rocky Mountain, Sanders, Simonton, South Cobb, G.A. Townes, Tubman, Varner,Venetian Hills.
Middle Schools: Columbus, Miller Grove, Sutton.
High Schools: Mays, McEachern, Pebblebrook, South Cobb, Southside, Therrell, Wheeler.

Los Angeles
Elementary Schools: Albion, Aldama, Ann St., Aragon, Bridge, Bushnell Way, El Sereno, Euclid, First St., Garvanza, Gates, Glen Alta, Griffin, Hillside, Latono, Loreto, Murchinson, Second St., Sheridan, Sierra Park, Sunrise, Utah.

New York City
Elementary Schools: PS 17, PS 31, PS 34, PS 107, PS 124, PS 147, PS 196, PS 250, PS 256, PS 257, PS 261, PS 319.
Middle Schools: JHS 50, IS 71, JHS 126.

Our thanks to our program partners who helped to train parent advocates in healthy eating and physical activity concepts using HCHF’s A Parent’s Guide to Healthy Eating and Physical Activity and series of brochures - Team Up with the 8 Habits of Healthy Kids™ to Prevent Diabetes, Team Up with the 8 Habits of Healthy Kids™ to Understand Food Labels, Team Up with the 8 Habits of Healthy Kids™ to Get Families Active After School, and The “A” List of Healthy Snacks.
Mentoring USA - New York City
Development Without Limits - New York City
LA’s BEST - Los Angeles
KiDsGyM USA - Atlanta
100 Black Men of North Metro, Inc. - Atlanta
New York City Department of Education
TASC - New York City

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The Preventive Medicine Institute extends its appreciation to the following schools that participated in the first Healthy Children Healthy Futures (HCHF) Parent Advocacy Programs in Atlanta, Los Angeles, and New York City. Atlanta Elementary Schools: Arkwright, Cascade, Clay, Compton, Cooper, Dowell, Dunbar, Floyd, Grove Park, Heritage, Hollydale, Idlewood, Kemp, Kimberly, Mableton, McEachern, J.C. McGill, Love T. Nolans, Ocee, Peterson, Rocky Mountain, Sanders, Simonton, South Cobb, G.A. Townes, Tubman, Varner,Venetian Hills. Middle Schools: Columbus, Miller Grove, Sutton. High Schools: Mays, McEachern, Pebblebrook, South Cobb, Southside, Therrell, Wheeler. Los Angeles Elementary Schools: Albion, Aldama, Ann St., Aragon, Bridge, Bushnell Way, El Sereno, Euclid, First St., Garvanza, Gates, Glen Alta, Griffin, Hillside, Latono, Loreto, Murchinson, Second St., Sheridan, Sierra Park, Sunrise, Utah. New York City Elementary Schools: PS 17, PS 31, PS 34, PS 107, PS 124, PS 147, PS 196, PS 250, PS 256, PS 257, PS 261, PS 319. Middle Schools: JHS 50, IS 71, JHS 126. Our thanks to our program partners who helped to train parent advocates in healthy eating and physical activity concepts using HCHF’s A Parent’s Guide to Healthy Eating and Physical Activity and series of brochures - Team Up with the 8 Habits of Healthy Kids™ to Prevent Diabetes, Team Up with the 8 Habits of Healthy Kids™ to Understand Food Labels, Team Up with the 8 Habits of Healthy Kids™ to Get Families Active After School, and The “A” List of Healthy Snacks. Mentoring USA - New York City Development Without Limits - New York City LA’s BEST - Los Angeles KiDsGyM USA - Atlanta 100 Black Men of North Metro, Inc. - Atlanta New York City Department of Education TASC - New York City
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