The Bristol Tennessee City Schools Wellness Plan Assessment is a tool for measuring compliance with objectives stated in the Bristol Tennessee City Schools Wellness Policy and Wellness Plan. For each objective stated, schools were asked to select the choice that best describes their school’s level of compliance.

Anderson Elementary

Completed by: John Sproles, Principal

Health and Nutrition Education Objectives

Objective	Result
Students will be encouraged to make nutritious food choices and will have an awareness of the benefit of eating a variety of foods including fruits, vegetables, and grains, as well as foods low in sug	In Compliance
Nutrition education will be made available to parents/guardians and the community. This nutrition education may be provided in the form of handouts or newsletters, bulletin board postings or banners,	In Compliance
Encourage the use of non-food items when rewards are given.	In Progress
Encourage serving healthy foods for school or classroom events or celebrations when held during school hours.	In Compliance
When fundraising events are permitted, encourage healthy fundraisers as alternatives to fundraising that involves the selling of food items not in compliance with Smart Snacks standards.	In Compliance
Serving or sales of food items to students should not be in competition with breakfast or lunch programs (during serving times)	In Compliance

Physical Education and Physical Activity Objectives

Objective	Result
In accordance with TCA 49-6-2021, all schools shall integrate a minimum of 90 minutes of physical activity per week into the instructional day for all elementary and secondary school students.	In Compliance
Moderate to vigorous physical activity is an integral part of all physical education classes.	In Compliance
Denying student participation in recess or other physical activities as a form of discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance
The use or implementation of physical activity as a form discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance

Avoca Elementary

Completed by: Sherry Hutton, Program Assistant

Health and Nutrition Education Objectives

Objective	Result
Students will be encouraged to make nutritious food choices and will have an awareness of the benefit of eating a variety of foods including fruits, vegetables, and grains, as well as foods low in sug	In Compliance
Nutrition education will be made available to parents/guardians and the community. This nutrition education may be provided in the form of handouts or newsletters, bulletin board postings or banners,	In Compliance
Encourage the use of non-food items when rewards are given.	In Compliance
Encourage serving healthy foods for school or classroom events or celebrations when held during school hours.	In Compliance
When fundraising events are permitted, encourage healthy fundraisers as alternatives to fundraising that involves the selling of food items not in compliance with Smart Snacks standards.	In Compliance
Serving or sales of food items to students should not be in competition with breakfast or lunch programs (during serving times)	In Compliance

Physical Education and Physical Activity Objectives

Objective	Result
In accordance with TCA 49-6-2021, all schools shall integrate a minimum of 90 minutes of physical activity per week into the instructional day for all elementary and secondary school students.	In Compliance
Moderate to vigorous physical activity is an integral part of all physical education classes.	In Compliance
Denying student participation in recess or other physical activities as a form of discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance
The use or implementation of physical activity as a form discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance

Fairmount Elementary

Completed by: Tracy Easterling, Program Assistant

Health and Nutrition Education Objectives

Objective	Result
Students will be encouraged to make nutritious food choices and will have an awareness of the benefit of eating a variety of foods including fruits, vegetables, and grains, as well as foods low in sug	In Compliance
Nutrition education will be made available to parents/guardians and the community. This nutrition education may be provided in the form of handouts or newsletters, bulletin board postings or banners,	In Compliance
Encourage the use of non-food items when rewards are given.	In Progress
Encourage serving healthy foods for school or classroom events or celebrations when held during school hours.	In Compliance
When fundraising events are permitted, encourage healthy fundraisers as alternatives to fundraising that involves the selling of food items not in compliance with Smart Snacks standards.	In Compliance
Serving or sales of food items to students should not be in competition with breakfast or lunch programs (during serving times)	In Compliance

Physical Education and Physical Activity Objectives

Objective	Result
In accordance with TCA 49-6-2021, all schools shall integrate a minimum of 90 minutes of physical activity per week into the instructional day for all elementary and secondary school students.	In Compliance
Moderate to vigorous physical activity is an integral part of all physical education classes.	In Compliance
Denying student participation in recess or other physical activities as a form of discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance
The use or implementation of physical activity as a form discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance

Haynesfield Elementary

Completed by: Allyson Dowdell, Program Assistant

Health and Nutrition Education Objectives

Objective	Result
Students will be encouraged to make nutritious food choices and will have an awareness of the benefit of eating a variety of foods including fruits, vegetables, and grains, as well as foods low in sug	In Compliance
Nutrition education will be made available to parents/guardians and the community. This nutrition education may be provided in the form of handouts or newsletters, bulletin board postings or banners,	In Compliance
Encourage the use of non-food items when rewards are given.	In Compliance
Encourage serving healthy foods for school or classroom events or celebrations when held during school hours.	In Compliance
When fundraising events are permitted, encourage healthy fundraisers as alternatives to fundraising that involves the selling of food items not in compliance with Smart Snacks standards.	In Compliance
Serving or sales of food items to students should not be in competition with breakfast or lunch programs (during serving times)	In Compliance

Physical Education and Physical Activity Objectives

Objective	Result
In accordance with TCA 49-6-2021, all schools shall integrate a minimum of 90 minutes of physical activity per week into the instructional day for all elementary and secondary school students.	In Compliance
Moderate to vigorous physical activity is an integral part of all physical education classes.	In Compliance
Denying student participation in recess or other physical activities as a form of discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance
The use or implementation of physical activity as a form discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance

Holston View Elementary

Completed by: Allyson Dowdell, Program Assistant

Health and Nutrition Education Objectives

Objective	Result
Students will be encouraged to make nutritious food choices and will have an awareness of the benefit of eating a variety of foods including fruits, vegetables, and grains, as well as foods low in sug	In Compliance
Nutrition education will be made available to parents/guardians and the community. This nutrition education may be provided in the form of handouts or newsletters, bulletin board postings or banners,	In Compliance
Encourage the use of non-food items when rewards are given.	In Compliance
Encourage serving healthy foods for school or classroom events or celebrations when held during school hours.	In Compliance
When fundraising events are permitted, encourage healthy fundraisers as alternatives to fundraising that involves the selling of food items not in compliance with Smart Snacks standards.	In Compliance
Serving or sales of food items to students should not be in competition with breakfast or lunch programs (during serving times)	In Compliance

Physical Education and Physical Activity Objectives

Objective	Result
In accordance with TCA 49-6-2021, all schools shall integrate a minimum of 90 minutes of physical activity per week into the instructional day for all elementary and secondary school students.	In Compliance
Moderate to vigorous physical activity is an integral part of all physical education classes.	In Compliance
Denying student participation in recess or other physical activities as a form of discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance
The use or implementation of physical activity as a form discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance

Tennessee Middle

Completed by: Jeff Mustard, Assistant Principal

Health and Nutrition Education Objectives

Objective	Result
Students will be encouraged to make nutritious food choices and will have an awareness of the benefit of eating a variety of foods including fruits, vegetables, and grains, as well as foods low in sug	In Compliance
Nutrition education will be made available to parents/guardians and the community. This nutrition education may be provided in the form of handouts or newsletters, bulletin board postings or banners,	In Compliance
Encourage the use of non-food items when rewards are given.	In Progress
Encourage serving healthy foods for school or classroom events or celebrations when held during school hours.	In Progress
When fundraising events are permitted, encourage healthy fundraisers as alternatives to fundraising that involves the selling of food items not in compliance with Smart Snacks standards.	In Compliance
Serving or sales of food items to students should not be in competition with breakfast or lunch programs (during serving times)	In Compliance

Physical Education and Physical Activity Objectives

Objective	Result
In accordance with TCA 49-6-2021, all schools shall integrate a minimum of 90 minutes of physical activity per week into the instructional day for all elementary and secondary school students.	In Compliance
Moderate to vigorous physical activity is an integral part of all physical education classes.	In Compliance
Denying student participation in recess or other physical activities as a form of discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance
The use or implementation of physical activity as a form discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance

Tennessee High

Completed by: Ashleigh Shu, Assistant Principal

Health and Nutrition Education Objectives

Objective	Result
Students will be encouraged to make nutritious food choices and will have an awareness of the benefit of eating a variety of foods including fruits, vegetables, and grains, as well as foods low in sug	In Compliance
Nutrition education will be made available to parents/guardians and the community. This nutrition education may be provided in the form of handouts or newsletters, bulletin board postings or banners,	In Compliance
Encourage the use of non-food items when rewards are given.	In Progress
Encourage serving healthy foods for school or classroom events or celebrations when held during school hours.	In Progress
When fundraising events are permitted, encourage healthy fundraisers as alternatives to fundraising that involves the selling of food items not in compliance with Smart Snacks standards.	In Compliance
Serving or sales of food items to students should not be in competition with breakfast or lunch programs (during serving times)	In Compliance

Physical Education and Physical Activity Objectives

Objective	Result
In accordance with TCA 49-6-2021, all schools shall integrate a minimum of 90 minutes of physical activity per week into the instructional day for all elementary and secondary school students.	In Compliance
Moderate to vigorous physical activity is an integral part of all physical education classes.	In Compliance
Denying student participation in recess or other physical activities as a form of discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance
The use or implementation of physical activity as a form discipline is discouraged.	In Compliance