Health Education

The physical well-being of all students is as important as their intellectual development. One of the ways in which District 30 nurtures our students' bodies as well as their minds, is through our recent revision of the District's K-6 Health Curriculum. This curriculum includes units of instruction in nutrition, health, safety, and first aid, and the prevention of alcohol and substance abuse.

Through the Drug-Free Schools and Community Act, District 30 provides students with instruction designed to develop positive self-esteem, healthy attitudes, and making good decisions. The District's Drug Free Schools Advisory Council actively pursues strategies, information, and resources that will better educate students about the benefits of choosing healthy and substance-free lifestyles.