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State boards of education can help create healthy schools by setting and implementing policies that govern school p… https://t.co/yvZMVxDn56
New research from @OPRE_ACF: In 2012, there were no out-of-pocket costs associated with #childcare for about half o… https://t.co/HdOTCU2rpV
Analysis of school health policy from @UICIHRP finds that nutrition and personal health are the most prominent topi… https://t.co/OFfmyKYaUi
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.@DrDebTemkin & @KHarper_edulove on how community-based organizations can use #EverySchoolHealthy research: “This i… https://t.co/XJn5Hx528O