Social Media Messages

Raise awareness about your school health activities and programs by sending out Facebook and Twitter messages through social media channels. Below are general posts and tweets you can use.

Facebook

• School health services staff like the school nurse, health educator, or other health care professional can help manage your child’s chronic health condition during the school day. Learn how. https://bit.ly/2pEb1c4external icon
• The new BAM! Body and Mind Classroom Resources for Teachers website has a variety of CDC resources to help students make healthy lifestyle choices. https://bit.ly/2xagVWDexternal icon
• Getting physical activity before, during, and after school can be easy. Learn how school staff, families, and communities can help kids reach 60 minutes of physical activity each day! https://bit.ly/2gqa3Ngexternal icon
• Visit CDC’s Virtual Healthy School to see a School Wellness Team at work to improve policies to support school nutrition and physical activity. Browse through each classroom and get tips to ensure your students are healthy and ready to learn! https://bit.ly/2dhO4Gwexternal icon
• Learn more about the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child (WSCC) model and how to integrate it into your school programs today. Visit https://bit.ly/2yrQUFTexternal icon.

Twitter

• School health services staff can help manage your child’s chronic health condition during the school day. Learn how. https://bit.ly/2pEb1c4external icon
• The BAM! Body and Mind Classroom Resources for Teachers website has great CDC resources to help teach students about nutrition, physical activity, diseases, and more! https://bit.ly/2xagVWDexternal icon
• Encourage students to get physical activity before, during, and after school. Learn how to get school staff and your community involved! https://bit.ly/2gqa3Ngexternal icon
• Visit CDC’s Virtual Healthy School to see a School Wellness Team at work to improve policies to support school nutrition and physical activity. https://bit.ly/2dhO4Gwexternal icon
• Learn more about the Whole School, Whole Community, Whole Child (WSCC) model and how to integrate it into your school programs today. Visit https://bit.ly/2yrQUFTexternal icon.