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Nonprofit Agency PE4life, founded in 2000, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit agency headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri. Dedicated Staff We’re a dedicated group of staff, board, and other team members who understand the importance of physical activity to children and youth. Passionate We are passionate in our work to help increase PE’s visibility, importance, and place in America’s schools.
PE4life began delivering program services to Kansas City area schools in 2004. With the completion of its Urban Core Initiative in December 2011, which provided services to over 70 schools from six urban school districts, PE4life has now helped bring a culture of wellness to over 100 schools through its Kansas City Metro Project. Thanks go to the Health Care Foundation of Greater Kansas City, the Menorah Legacy Foundation, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas City, Bank of America, the Healthy Weight Commitment Foundation, and others for their strong funding support that made this work possible.
This report advises what a school’s role is when it comes to the health of children. Most schools can help students adopt and maintain healthy eating and physical activity behavior. One step this article suggests is the elect a school health coordinator to help promote a healthy/wellness program in your school. Before you start the program, it is important to assess the program you already have or your needs for the program. Once the assessment is done, your school needs to develop a plan to strengthen the school’s policies on nutrition and physical activity.
2010 PE4life / IBC Adopt-A-School Challenge Summit On Monday, April 12th over 150 people representing 40 school districts attended the PE4life / IBC Adopt-A-School Challenge in Des Moines. The day featured guest keynote speaker and nationally renowned physical education activist, Artie Kamiya, and a number of learning opportunities from the area’s leading physical education professionals.