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Washington State Board of Health Study Session Materials

November 8, 2006

Grand Ridge Elementary

Agenda Item #	Item
1	Existing Programs - What works and what are the barriers?
2	School Funding Sources and Limitations
3	Update on Environmental Health Issues
4	Matrix of Agency Responsibilities in K-12 Schools
5	Beginning Gap Analysis - Facilitated Panel Discussion
6	HealthySEAT and Tools for Schools
7	Baseline Health Data and Assessment
8	Programs in Other States

Agenda Item #	Item
Item 01	Existing Programs - What works and what are the barriers?
	PowerPoint Presentation: Everett Indoor Environment Program - Gary Jeffries Spokane Regional Health District: About Our School Program Thurston County Public Health and Social Services School Health and Safety Program PowerPoint Presentation: A State of Safety, Dr. Terry A. Munther, ESD 101
Item 02	School Funding Sources and Limitations
	PowerPoint Presentation: K12 Funding, Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction
Item 03	Update on Environmental Health Issues
	Regulation of Drinking Water in Washington’s Schools Status Report November 8, 2006 PowerPoint Presentation: School Indoor Air Quality, Washington State Department of Health School Environmental Health & Safety Program Contact Information and Web Resource Sites Chapter 246-366 WAC: Primary and Secondary Schools Chapter 51-13 WAC: Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality Mold Remediation in Schools and Commercial Buildings PowerPoint Presentation: New School Site Approval, Washington State Department Health
Item 04	Matrix of Agency Responsibilities in K-12 Schools
	Matrix of Agency Areas of Regulation in Schools, Washington State Department of Health
Item 05	Beginning Gap Analysis - Facilitated Panel Discussion
	State Board of Health Study Session on School Environmental Health and Safety Beginning Gap Analysis Panel
Item 06	HealthySEAT and Tools for Schools
	Creating Healthy Indoor Air for America's Children, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Tools for Schools Program, Susan Titus HealthySEAT Fact Sheet Introducing HealthySEAT: Healthy School Assessment Tool ESD 101 Tools for Schools Program
Item 07	Baseline Health Data and Assessment
	PowerPoint Presentation: Student Health and School Environmental Quality Data, Department of Health
Item 08	Programs in Other States
	Overview of State Approaches, WEA
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