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School Health Advisory Council
School Health Advisory Council
District Wellness Policy Assessment/Evaluation
Research shows that healthy children do better in school, from attendance and behavior to academics and overall performance. The Brady ISD School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) works with the district to help school communities support good health and academic achievement.
What is SHAC? The ISD School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) is a school board-appointed group of individuals who represent different segments of the community. By law, a majority of the members must be persons who are parents of students enrolled in the district and who are not employed by the district. The BISD SHAC is made up of parents, community members, and school staff working together to improve the health of all students and families through coordinated school health programs.
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Student Health Advisory Committee Members |
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Member |
Position |
| Lori Holubec, BHS Principal |
Chair |
| Christy Finn, BES Principal |
Vice Chair |
| Richard Sweaney, Assistant Superintendent |
Secretary |
| Shana Baronet, BES Counselor Michelle Owens, BES Nurse Summer Vargas, BES Teacher Lora Rae Smith, Business Representative Lavonta Harper, BES Teacher |
Member |
| Stefanie Farris, BMS Nurse Brandon Drake, BMS Teacher Jake Harper, Student Hadley Sweaney, Student |
Member |
| Taylor Owens, BHS Trainer Nita Fields, BHS Counselor Janet Moran, BHS Nurse Autumn Huffman, Parent Kyndall Malaer, Student Kevin Avilla, Student |
Member |
| Steven Bell, Community Health Representative/Business Representative Tim Spurgin, BISD SRO Reed Williams, BISD Board Member/Business Representative Adriana Flores, BISD Food Service Director Delma Medrano, HOT Diagnostician |
Member |
SHAC Mission Statement: To provide assistance to the BISD in the support for and delivery of coordinated school health services.
SHAC Goals:
- Comply with state guidelines by effectively implementing the 8 components of Coordinated School Health.
- Dedicate our efforts to goals that will produce healthier minds and bodies through effective school health education and services.
- Achieving academic success by providing leadership to those who teach and empower our students.
- Coordinate school health to effectively reach our goals and objectives.
Brady ISD Policy ensures that students in Elementary and Middle School engage in at least 30 minutes of physical activity per day or 135 minutes per week. EHAA (Legal)
Every Brady ISD student in grades 3-12 will be assessed with the State of Texas FitnessGram in the Spring.