Resources
Resources
Family and Community Resources
Project Healthy Schools (PHS) is committed to serving the entire community of Michigan. Although schools must apply to be a part of our hands-on program, we still want to share knowledge and resources that we give to schools within our network.
Project Healthy Schools (PHS) is committed to serving the entire community of Michigan. Although schools must apply to be a part of our hands-on program, we still want to share some of the knowledge and resources we give to schools within our network.
This page is still under construction. In the meantime, please visit our online resource website that we created in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Click the button below:
Community Conversations
with Project Healthy Schools
We are excited to announce Community Conversations with Project Healthy Schools. A new type of community event open to the public. Join us for a conversation with Kim Eagle M.D. and PHS Leadership. Learn how PHS has navigated through the pandemic along with our vision and priorities moving forward.
We held our first edition of Community Conversations with Project Healthy Schools on February 23rd. Watch a recording of the video below.
We look forward to our next edition of Community Conversations with Project Healthy Schools. We will post the date and time of our next event on this site in the future, so check back often! You can also be the first to know by signing up for our newsletter. Click on the link below!
Responding to COVID-19
Example of our Lesson Videos
When schools closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Project Healthy Schools (PHS) staff developed a PHS Online Resources website for students, families, and teachers. The website provides physical activity, nutrition, family engagement, screen time, and mindfulness resources, as well as other health education materials and videos for online education. The video on the left is an example of the lesson videos we created to help students continue their PHS lessons, even when they were at home and away from the classroom.
When schools closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Project Healthy Schools (PHS) staff developed a PHS Online Resources website for students, families, and teachers. The website provides physical activity, nutrition, family engagement, screen time, and mindfulness resources, as well as other health education materials and videos for online education.
Visit: http://phsonlineresources.org.
