Recreation is important to the health of children, youth,
and adults. Children and youth benefit most from activities that they
enjoy that stimulate the mind and body. Including recreation in concert
with school, home, and community activities helps young people learn how
to balance their lives in ways that optimize physical and mental health
as adults.
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Preventing
HIV, STD, Unintended and Teen Pregnancy in Schools: State Profiles, May
2006
July
2005 Regional Stakeholders Meeting Methodology and Summary Report, April
2006
Evaluation of
a National Collaboration, February 2006
January 2005 Regional Stakeholders
Meeting: Preventing HIV, STDs, and Teen Pregnancy in Schools
Connecting
Strategies: Evaluation of a National Collaboration, October 2004
July 2003 Regional
Stakeholders Meeting Methodology and Summary Report, September 2004
Making the Connection: Health and Student Achievement.
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