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P.A. -Parenting & Paternity Awareness  \n● Health Units & Resources-Glencoe Health 1  \n○ Program Overview-Glencoe Health 1 Platform  \n○ Digital Walkthrough-Glencoe Health 1 Platform  \n○ TEKS Coverage Document-Glencoe Health 1  \n○ National Standards Correlation-Glencoe Health 1  \n○ Texas ELPS Correlation-Glencoe Health 1  \n○ Unit 1 : A Healthy Foundation  \n○ Unit 2: Mental and Emotional Health  \n○ Unit 3 : Healthy and Safe Relationships  \n○ Unit 4: Nutrition and Physical Activity  \n○ Unit 5 : Personal Care and Body Systems  \n○ Unit 6 : Growth and Development  \n○ Unit 7: Drugs  \n○ Unit 8 : Diseases & Disorders  \n○ Unit 9 : Safety & Environmental Health  \n● TEKS-Health 1  \n● National Health Standards  \n● Teacher Resources  \n○ Health Specific Resources  \n○ General Teaching Resources  \n○  Tuckers Law-Catch Lesson Plans  \n○  Tuckers Law  \nLast Updated: June 2024 by Rebeckah Sims  \nHigh School Health 2024-2025  \nBeaumont ISD Information  \nVision, Mission, and Core Beliefs  \nMotto  \nPreparing Our Next Generation  \nVision  \nIn collaboration with the entire community, we will create an inclusive environment of academic excellence that supports the diverse needs of all learners.  \nMission  \nWe will inspire and prepare all students for lifelong success by providing an exemplary education in a safe learning environment.  \nCore Beliefs  \n1. All children can and will learn. The District will prioritize effective, engaging instruction aligned with a challenging curriculum for all students.  \n2. We can achieve higher levels of performance within every facet of our organization. The District will promote high expectations for all students and staff members, clearly defined District goals and strategically aligned resources.  \n3. Every classroom will have an effective teacher and every school will have an effective principal. The District will recruit, develop and retain highly effective teachers and administrators.  \n4. All school and work environments will be safe, secure and supportive. The District will ensure that learning and work environments are safe, secure and supportive in order for all students and staff to achieve high levels of performance.  \n5. In order to prepare our next generation to become responsible citizens, we will work collaboratively with our families and community partners. The District will actively collaborate with families and community partners to maximize opportunities for the success of our students.  \n6. We should be fiscally responsible and accountable to the public. The District will implement financial procedures and internal controls to ensure fiscal responsibility.  \nLast Updated: June 2024 by Rebeckah Sims  \nHigh School Health 2024-2025  \nSHAC-School Health Advisory Council  \nA School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) is a group appointed by the school district to serve at the district level. Members of the SHAC come from different areas of the community and from within the school district. The majority of members must be parents who are not employed by the district. Texas law (Texas Education Code, Title 2, Subtitle F, Chapter 28, Subchapter A, §28 .004 ) requires the establishment of a SHAC for every school district. 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