• Welcome to the School Health Advisory Council (SHAC)!
  • SHAC Meeting Documents
  • Agendas
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  • What is SHAC?

  • Why do we need a School Health Advisory Council (SHAC)?

  • What is included in a coordinated school health program (CSHP)?

  • How do I join the SHAC?

  • The SHAC in Action: Partnering for Healthy Kids initiative is lead by a collaborative group under Texas Action for Healthy Kids (TAHK) SHAC Leadership Team, comprised of a variety of organizations and state agencies, each bringing a unique skill set to the initiative. Current SHAC in Action: Partnering for Healthy Kids partner organizations and agencies include: Action for Healthy Kids, YMCA, the Partnership for a Healthy Texas, IT’S TIME TEXAS, Texas AgriLife Extension, and Dairy Max.

     

Calendar of SHAC Meetings

Additional Resources

  • Texas SHAC (TSHAC)

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  • Fitnessgram

    Texas Education Code, §38.101 and §38.103, requires that the fitness levels of all students in grades 3-12 be assessed at least once annually and that school districts submit the results to the Texas Education Agency each school year. The TEA identified FITNESSGRAM® as the assessment tool to be used by all school districts starting in the 2007-2008 school year. Parents may obtain a copy of their student(s) results by submitting a written request.
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