The committee discussed the implementation of peer-led vaping prevention programs for the secondary level and confirmed that the current sex education program remains appropriate. Members addressed the district's requirement to maintain a board-approved wellness policy and a written wellness plan, planning to collaborate on drafting the new plan and researching campus food policies. Additionally, the committee noted delays in producing public service announcements and set a goal to finalize them before the next school year. The nomination of new members was postponed to a future meeting.
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The committee discussed the status of the district wellness policy, noting the requirement to develop a written plan and review it every three years. The committee also reviewed strategies for incorporating peer-led vaping prevention programs into the secondary level curriculum, addressed school fundraising policy limitations regarding food, and planned for follow-up on public service announcement communications.