Wellness Committee
Did you know?
Our district has a Local Wellness Policy designed to support student health, well-being, and academic success. This policy is guided by our Wellness Committee, a collaborative group that includes school staff, administrators, families, and community partners who help shape nutrition standards, physical activity practices, and overall wellness initiatives across the district. To remain compliant, the district regularly reviews and updates the wellness policy, evaluates how well schools are meeting its goals, and shares progress with families and the community—ensuring accountability and continuous improvement.
Looking ahead, the Wellness Committee’s focus for the upcoming year is to align our work with the CDC Model Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child framework, strengthening how health, learning, and student success are supported across the school environment.
Want to learn more or get involved?
Families and community members are welcome to review the policy, share feedback, or participate in the Wellness Committee. Your voice helps strengthen our school wellness efforts.
If you are interested in participating on this district committee, please complete the Wellness Committee Application. The application contains additional information about the committee and the responsibilities of committee members.
Current Wellness Policy Resources - 2025-2026 School Year
P-CCS Bylaws & Policies 8510 - Wellness Policy (PDF, seven pages)
P-CCS Bylaws & Policies 5830 - Fundraising Policy (PDF, one page)
P-CCS 2025 Triennial Assessment (5/2025) (PDF, eight pages)
P-CCS 2025-2028 Committee Member Assignments - TBD
Past Year Wellness Committee Activities and Materials:
P-CCS 2022 Triennial Wellness Policy Review (PDF Presentation, eleven pages)
P-CCS 2022-2025 Committee Member Assignments (PDF, one page)
P-CCS May 2021 Meeting Minutes (PDF, one page)
P-CCS June 2021 Meeting Minutes (PDF, one page)
Wellness Education Resources:
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"Choose MyPlate" recommendations from the U.S. Department of Agriculture