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June 6-7, 2016  \nGeorge Washington University Washington, DC  \nEnvironmental Health at School:  \nNew Solutions Put Children First  \nHealthy Schools Network is deeply grateful to the conference organizers and  \nsponsors:  \nOrganizers  \nDonna Mazyck, NASN  \nNse Obot-Witherspoon and Kristie Trousdale, CEHN Erik Olsen, NRDC  \nJen Li, NACCHO  \nand  \nClaire L. Barnett, Executive Director, Healthy Schools Network Jerome A. Paulson, MD, FAAP, Consultant to Healthy Schools Network Kate Topalis, MPH, and Alison Baxter, MA, Healthy Schools Network Interns  \nMaya Breitburg-Smith, RESOLVE, Conference Facilitator  \nConference Supporters  \nThe George Gund Foundation  \nThe WK Kellogg Foundation  \nThe Park Foundation  \nNational Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Office of the Director  \nThe Wallace Genetic Foundation  \nHealthy Schools Network, Inc.  \n  for [children ... health ... environment ... education ... and](children ... health ... environment ... education ... and) communities   since 1995    \n[www.HealthySchools.org](www.HealthySchools.org)  \nEnvironmental Health at School: New Solutions Put Children First  \nJune 6-7, 2016  \nGeorge Washington University/Marvin Center  \nWashington, DC  \nConference Host: Healthy Schools Network  \nConference Co-Organizers: Executive Director Claire L. Barnett  \nConsultant Jerome A. Paulson, MD, FAAP  \nConference Facilitator: Maya Breitburg-Smith, RESOLVE  \nConference Sponsors: W. K. Kellogg Foundation  \nThe Park Foundation  \nThe George Gund Foundation  \nThe Wallace Genetic Foundation  \nNational Institutes of Environmental Health Office of the Director  \nThe first draft of this summary report was prepared by Mary Beth de Ribeaux of Resolve.  \nPrior to the meeting, participants were encouraged to read background materials from a previous workshop,“Environmental Health at School: Ignored Too Long,” held in November 2015. A summary report from the workshop can be found at:  \n[http://healthyschools.org/documents/SUMMARY_FINAL.pdf](http://healthyschools.org/documents/SUMMARY_FINAL.pdf)  \n[The full proceedings report from the workshop can be found at:](The full proceedings report from the workshop can be found at:)  \n[http://healthyschools.org/documents/Final_full_report.pdf](http://healthyschools.org/documents/Final_full_report.pdf)  \nNote: Apologies for any errors or omissions. Please bring these to the attention of Healthy  \nSchools Network at [info@healthyschools.org](info@healthyschools.org)  \nNote: General discussion recommendations are from NGO attendees and should not be attributed to the public agency participants.  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nCONFERENCE OBJECTIVES............................................................................................................................. 5  \nINTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................. 5  \nMeeting Background................................................................................................................................. 5  \nIntegrating Policy: Coalition for Healthier Schools’ Platform ................................................................... 6  \nREALITY CHECK PANEL .................................................................................................................................. 7  \nSchool Environmental Health ................................................................................................................... 7  \nRisks and Exposures at School .................................................................................................................. 5  \nPCBs in Schools: An Old Hazard Newly Recognized .................................................................................. 8  \nParent Perspective ...................................................................................","cbCaidAxqs7ZShS1","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidAxqs7ZShS1","pdf",1029830,28,"English","# CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES\n# INTRODUCTION\n## Meeting Background\n## Integrating Policy: Coalition for Healthier Schools’ Platform\n# REALITY CHECK PANEL\n## School Environmental Health\n## Risks and Exposures at School\n## PCBs in Schools: An Old Hazard Newly Recognized\n## Parent Perspective\n## ROUNDTABLE 1: Reflections on and Opportunities for Public Health Agencies to Protect the Environmental Health of Children from Environmental Threats in Schools\n## KEYNOTE ADDRESS: School Environments and Children’s Health: An Urgent Call to Action\n## ROUNDTABLE 2: State and Local Agency Experiences and Challenges in Advancing Healthy Schools and Healthy Children\n# BREAKOUT SESSIONS\n## BREAKOUT 1: Prevention/Intervention Systems and Pilots","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of this conference report?\",\"answer\":\"It summarizes discussions and outcomes from a national conference focused on advancing environmental health for children in schools, putting children first through policy, agency action, and practical solutions.\"},{\"question\":\"Which major topics are covered in the report’s panels and sessions?\",\"answer\":\"The report covers school environmental health, risks and exposures, PCB hazards, parent perspectives, policy integration, and agency roles, including keynote and roundtable discussions.\"},{\"question\":\"What types of issues are addressed in the breakout sessions?\",\"answer\":\"Breakout sessions focus on prevention and intervention systems and pilots, as well as related priorities such as indoor air quality, health outcomes, and academic performance in schools.\"}]","Environmental Health at School - New Solutions Put Children First - Conference Report - National Conference June 6-7, 2016 | PDF",1792051045,71]