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The School Wellness Policy Task Force was formed and consists of the following members representing the agencies and organizations listed:  \nSandra Brown  \nAction for Healthy Kids of Illinois  \nTania Becke, M. D.  \nAmerican Academy of Pediatrics, Illinois Chapter  \nMichelle Miles  \nAmerican Cancer Society, Western Region Office  \nPeggy Jones  \nAmerican Heart Association  \nMark Bishop  \nHealthy Schools Campaign  \nPhyllis Pickett  \nIllinois Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance  \nDiane Hendren  \nIllinois Association of School Administrators  \nLinda Dawson  \nIllinois Association of School Boards  \nLynn Rochkes  \nIllinois Association of School Nurses  \nJoseph R. Williams Sr.  \nIllinois Association of Regional Superintendents  \nVictoria Jackson  \nIllinois Department of Human Services  \nChandana Nandi, M.S. , R. D. , L. D. N.  \nIllinois Department of Public Health  \nConstance G. Mueller, M.S. , R. D. , S. F. N.S.  \nIllinois Dietetic Association  \nDeb Rees, R. D. , L. D. N.  \nIllinois Nutrition Education & Training Program  \nMarlene Bessert  \nIllinois Parents Teacher Association  \nNancy LaCursia  \nIllinois School Health Association  \nSharon Nichols  \nIllinois School Nutrition Association  \nRoxanne Ramage , M.S. , R. D. , L. D. N.  \nIllinois State Board of Education  \nChifan Cheng, D. D.S.  \nIllinois State Dental Society  \nJeannette Endres, Ph. D. , R. D.  \nSouthern Illinois University  \nThe first School Wellness Policy Task Force meeting was held in Springfield on November 16, 2005. Legislation identifies that at a minimum the School Wellness Policy Task Force shall report its identification of barriers to implementing school wellness policies and its recommendations to reduce those barriers to the General Assembly and the Governor on or before January 1, 2006. The task force completed this assignment and the findings were sent to the General Assembly and Governor by January 1, 2006.  \nThe School Wellness Policy Task Force was also charged with developing recommendations for statewide nutrition standards. The task force completed their recommendations for statewide nutrition standards and their report was submitted to the Governor and General Assembly in January 2007 and is currently available online at [http://www.isbe.net/nutrition/pdf/nutrition_standards.pdf](http://www.isbe.net/nutrition/pdf/nutrition_standards.pdf).  \nCurrently the Illinois School Wellness Policy Task Force continues its work on the review of Local District Wellness Polices as required by legislation. Several districts were randomly selected and task force members are currently conducting interviews at those schools. A report that summarizes the findings on Local Wellness Policies is due to the Governor and General Assembly no later than January 1, 2008.  \nFor more information about the School Wellness Policy Task Force, please contact the Nutrition Programs Division at (800) 545-7892 or via electronic mail [at cnp@isbe.net](at cnp@isbe.net).","cbCaitVAo0L0ho5t","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitVAo0L0ho5t","pdf",23466,"English","# School Wellness Policy Task Force Formation\n## Required Membership and Organizations\n## Reporting Timeline and Deliverables\n## Statewide Nutrition Standards Recommendations\n## Review of Local District Wellness Policies","[{\"question\":\"What created the Illinois School Wellness Policy Task Force?\",\"answer\":\"Public Act 94-0199 required multiple Illinois departments and the ISBE to form an interagency working group to convene the task force.\"},{\"question\":\"When did the task force first meet, and what was the first reporting requirement?\",\"answer\":\"The first meeting was held in Springfield on November 16, 2005. The task force was required to report identified barriers and recommendations to the General Assembly and the Governor by January 1, 2006.\"},{\"question\":\"What work is the task force doing after the statewide nutrition standards report?\",\"answer\":\"It continues reviewing Local District Wellness Policies by randomly selecting districts, conducting interviews, and preparing a findings report due no later than January 1, 2008.\"}]","School Wellness Policy Task Force - Illinois Interagency Working Group Members and Timeline | PDF",1791603073]