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DOCUMENT RESUMECG 005 276ED 037 801AUTHORTITLEINSTITUTIONSPONS AGENCYPUB DATENOTEAVAILABLE FROMEDRS PRICEDESCRIPTORSIDENTIFIERSl'-Keough, John J.; And OthersHealth Education Programs Developed in SuffolkSchools. A Survey of Locally Developed HealthEducation Materials.Suffolk County Regional Center, Patchogue, N.Y.Office of Education (DHEW) , Washington, D.C. Bureauof Research.21 Mar 6929p.Suffolk County Regional Center for SupplementaryEducational Services, 20 Church Street, Patchogue,New York 11772EDRS Price MF- 00 25 HC- 1.55*County School Systems, *Educational Planning,Health, *Health Education, Health Guides, *HealthPrograms, Questionnaires, Research, SchoolDistricts, *Surveys, Teaching GuidesSuffolk County, New YorkitABSTRACTThis report is a summary of the results of aquestionnaire survey of locally developed health education materials.This guide has been prepared to assist school districts in theplanning and initiation or expansion of local health programs. Itreports on the current status of locally developed programs in thecounty. Hopefully, this information will simplify the task of thosewho seek sources of health education programs in Suffolk County.Listed are the name and title of the person completing thequestionnaire and the number code assigned each district. The guideis partitioned into four grade level sections, kindergarten throughthird grade, fourth through sixth grade, seventh through ninth grade,and tenth through twelfth grade. Each section is preceded by the listof district names and their code numbers. The numbers in each cell ofthe topic, materials matrix, refer to the assigned district codenumbers. The research reported herein was funded under Title III ofthe Elementary and Secondary Education Act. (author)11).,

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HEALTH EDUCATION PROGRAMSDEVELOPED INSUFFOLK SCHOOLSU.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION & WELFAREOFFICE OF EDUCATIONTHIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRODUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THEPERSON OR ORGANIZATION ORIGINATING IT.POINTS OF VIEW OR OPINIONSSTATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDUCATIONPOSITION OR POLICY.

SUFFOLK COUNTY REGIONAL CENTERFor Supplementary Educational Services20 Church Street, Patchogue, New York 11772516 - 289.3434JOHN J. KEOUGIIMUMSMarch 21, 1969MEMORANDUMTO:Chief School Officers, and Staff Personnel Completing theQuestionnaireFROM:John J. KeoughSUBJECT: Survey of Locally Developed Health Education MaterialsAs a service to the school districts of Suffolk County, theRegional Center has conducted this survey of locally developed healtheducation materials. The enclosed report was made possible by thecooperation of chief school officers and members of their staff.This guide has been prepared to assist school districts inthe planning and initiation or expansion of local health programs.It reports on the current status of locally developed programs inthe county. Hopefully, this information will simplify the task ofthose who seek sources of health education programs in Suffolk County.Additional copies of the report are available on request fromthe Regional Center.JohKeoughRegional DirectorJJK:jgDistribution:Board of Directors (SCRC)Chief School AdministratorsStaff Personnel Completing the QuestionnaireSponsored by the Boards of Cooperative Educational Services of Suffolk County and financed under a Federal ESEA Title 111 Grant.4

SUFFOLK COUNTY REGIONAL CENTERBOARD OF DIRECTORSREPRESENTINGMr. Stanley Abrams, District PrincipalCenter Moriches School DistrictSuffolk County SchoolExecutives AssociationMrs. Jane des Grange, DirectorSuffolk Museum and Carriage HouseMuseumsMr. Joseph Fox, Assistant Superintendentof Schools, Diocese of Rockville CentreNon-public schoolsMr. Guenter A. Jansen, DirectorSuffolk Cooperative Library SystemLibrariesMr. William H. Heath, Executive SecretarySCOPESCOPEDr. George Hillman, PresidentBoard of Education, Middle CountrySchool DistrictSchool BoardsMr. Vincent F. King, Assistant SuperintendentFirst Supervisory District of Suffolk CountyBoard of. Cooperative Educational Services IDr. Louis V. Nannini, District PrincipalBrentwood Public School DistrictSuffolk County SchoolnExecutives AssociDr. William F. Phelan, District SuperintendentSecond Supervisory District of Suffolk CountyBoard of Cooperative Educational Services IIDr. Allyn P. Robinson, PresidentDowling CollegeHigher EducationMiss Muriel Weber, TeacherIslip Public School DistrictTeachersDr. Gordon A. Wheaton, District SuperintendentThird Supervisory District of Suffolk CountyBoard of Cooperative Educational Services IIISTAFFDr. John J. Keough, Regional DirectorMr. James F. Shea, Assistant Director

INTRODUCTIONThis booklet is a summary list of the results of the surveyof Locally Developed Health Education Materials. The questionnairewas sent to all districts in Suffolk County. Returns were receivedfrom fifty-six districts.Following this section is a list of the twenty major contributing districts. This list includes the name and title of theperson completing the questionnaire and the number code assignedeach district.The guide is partitioned into four grade level sections, K-3,4-6, 7-9, 10-12. Each section is preceded by the list of districtnames and their assigned code numbers. The numbers in each cell ofthe topic - materials matrix refer to the assigned district codenumbers.The summary requires the following additions. The ThirdSupervisory District of Suffolk County has developed teaching guidesin all of the main topic areas for use with children who have avariety of disabilities. For further information concerning theseguides, which cover all grade levels, contact Mr. George Quinlan,Assistant District Superintendent for Special Education.Babylon U.F.S.D. #1 has developed teaching guides, curriculumguides, overhead projectuals and bibliographies in all of the majortopic areas for grades seven through twelve. They also have developed models for the same grade levels in the areas of safety andfirst aid, personal hygiene, community health, mental health andsex education. For further information contact Mr. Alfred J. Dundee,Assistant to the District Principal.Smithtown C.S.D. #1 has developed teaching guides and bibliographies in the topic areas of narcotics, tobacco, and alcohol forgrade levels four through twelve. For further information contactMr. Rocco Tangredi, Pupil Personnel Supervisor.The American Educational Research Association's, Review ofEducational Research, December 1968 is titled "Mental and PhysicalHealth." It reviews and discusses the vast amount of research forthe six-year period December 1962 to December 1968. The table ofcontents reads as follows; Mental Health in Education, Innovationsin School Mental Health Programs, Measurement in Relation to MentalHealth Programs, Utilization of Mental Health Professionals in the

School, Health Education, and Sex Education Research. For furtherinformation contact, AERA Executive Officer, 1126 Sixteenth Street,N. W., Washington D.C. 20036.New York State Education Department's Curriculum DevelopmentCenter has produced a course of study for grades seven throughtwelve in the area of sociological health problems, alcohol, smokingand drugs. These are in the microfiche collection at the RegionalCenter. They can be reproduced at your request.

For further information contact:c1.Mrs. Florence BennettHealth TeacherSecond Supervisory District of Suffolk2.Mr. Andrew S. CoccariCoordinator of Health, Physical Education and RecreationBrentwood Public Schools, U.F.S.D. #123.Mrs. Rita MorrowDirector of Health ServicesCentral Islip, U.F.S.D. #134.Mr. Daniel R. HamlinScience TeacherEast Hampton School, U.F.S.D. #15.Mr. William J. PresleySupervising PrincipalEastport High School, U.F.S.D. #116.Dr. Lawrence J. BechtPrincipal, Paumanok SchoolHalf Hollow Hills, C.S.D. #57.Mr. Charles F. BerchenDirector of Health, Physical Education and AthleticsLindenhurst, U.F.S.D. #48.Mr. Nicholas De CillisDirector of Health, Physical Education and RecreationMiddle Country, C.S.D. #119.Mr. Alan ChaseCoordinator of Physical Education and HealthMiddle Island, C.S.D, #12kl10.Mr. Raymond F. DalyPrincipalMiller Place School, U.F.S.D. #8

11.Mrs. Margaret R. TerryPrincipalNew Suffolk Elementary School, C.S.D. #1512.Mr. Herman J. KatzAdministrative AssistantNorth Babylon Public Schoola,U.F.S.D. #313.Mrs. Constance P. SullivanChairman, Health Education and Health Services DepartmentPatchogue-Medford Schools,U.F.S.D. #2414.Mrs. Joan A. MannSchool Nurse TeacherPeconic Elementary School, C.S.D. #715.Mr. John EstelleDirector Health, Physical EducationPort Jefferson Public Schools,U.F.S.D. #616.Mr. R. Peter RovegnaDistrict Director Health, Physical Education and RecreationPort Jefferson Station-Terryville, U.F.S.D. #317.Mrs. Mae Bennett GrubbPrincipalSagaponack School, C.S.D. #1018.Dr. Joseph Del RossoDirector of Academic ServicesSouth Huntington Schools,U.F.S.D. #1319.Mrs. Joan A. MannSchool Nurse TeacherWading River Elementary School, U.F.S.D. #120.Mr. Arthur FigliozziAdministrative AssistantWyandanch Peblic Schools,U.F.S.D. #9

DISTRICT CODE NUMBERS AND NAMESL.BOCES II11.New Suffolk2.Brentwood12.North Babylon3.Central Islip13.Patchogue-Medford4.East Hampton14.Peconic5.Eastport15.Port Jefferson6.Half Hollow Hills16.Port Jefferson Statior7.Lindenhurst17.Sagaponack8.Middle Country18.South Huntington9.Middle Island19.Wading RiverMiller Place20.Wyandanch10.

3, 7, 8*, 15Bibliographies* Includes film bibliographiesOther2,38 8, 1114, 20Overhead ProjectualsAudio Tapes or RecordsModelsSlide Film3,17, 194,Ilyr AM14dm -ais /ow8, 11,7, 11,maFilm Strips6,.Pe3, 6, 7,14, 15, 20. 2,4,MwCurriculum Guides.2,15,IN/ MbTeaching GuidesMATERIALS13,-1-14, 19, 20153, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12,3,2,3,7, 8*, 153,1419, 203,14,2,4, 6, 7, 10, 11,12, 14, 15, 17, 19PERSONALHYGIENE. qm . .2,TOPICSK-3A14, 196,7, 8*, 15Films 93,2,3,8193,14, 152, 3,8,2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 11,17, 19, 20GRADE LEVEL1114,15

,7.!41, ,,19Slide FilmIP 444"*Includes film bibliographiesOther'4r7, 8*, 153, 7, 8*, 15Bibliographies7, 8, 206, 7, 172, 8.-.202, 6,2, 4,2, 3, 81112,TOPICSOverhead ProjectualsAudio Tapes or RecordsModels14, 192, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9,12, 13, 14, 152, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, 11,14, 15, 17, 19, 20Film StripsCurriculum GuidesTeaching GuidesMATERIALS,K-37, 86, 7, 177, 8*, 152, 8202, 6,2, 4,SMOKINGGRADE LEVEL

1.0.eggr.,2,Curriculum Guides7,BibliographiesOf,AW , "Wi * Includes film bibliographiesOther - Family LivingConcept Posters2,Overhead ProjectualsAudio Tapes or RecordsModelsSlide FilmsFilm Strips2,-,-,Teaching GuidesMATERIALS,47,7,8*,86,1584, 6, 9197,2,2,2,lar,z8*,87,7,158,11,K-31117ER POLLUTIONGRADE LEVEL

Prevention and Treatment of Disease and Dental Health"-'ctollgj,Teaching guides, curriculum guides:Dental Health-"'-',ort4VPiWi",:t.tiV,4-,'Y,', ad.-4---Teaching guides, curriculum guides, overhead projectuals:Family Life"s4,' .0,,'* ,%4541.,.,Az-". ' -GRADE LEVELincluding film listings:Curriculum guides, overhead projectuals, bibliographiesFood and NutritionADDITIONAL TOPICS AND MATERIALS 628K-34, 14r

PeconicPort JeffersonPort Jefferson Station14.15.16.East HamptonEastportHalf Hollow HillsLindenhurstMiddle CountryMiddle IslandMiller Place4.5.6.7.8.9.10.;Patchogue -Medford13.Central Islip3."we4-41,3,11,,North Babylon12.Brentwood2.Wading RiverWyandanchin20.*I!South Huntington18.SaclaponackNew Suffolk11.BOCES II1.DISTRICT CODE NUMBERS AND NAMES

3,Bibliographies*Includes film bibliographies**4th grade onlyOther2,1920Overhead ProjectualsAudio Tapes or RecordsModelsSlide Film3,Film Strips7,3,10,8*,8,1510011-5 .14, 18, 19,3, 6, 7, 10, 11,13, 14, 15, 202,4, 5, 6, 7, 11,12, 14, 15, 17**,193, 7,8*,3,143,2,2019,158*3, 5, 14, 19, 202, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 11,12, 14, 152,2, 4, 7, 10, 11, 14,15, 17**, 194-67,.11,.14,3,2,193,7,3,14,8*,819153, 6, 7, 8, 11,13, 14, 152,2, 4, 6,15, 17**COMMUNITY HEALTHGRADE LEVELPERSONAL HYGIENETOPICS'7,x SAFETY & FIRST AIDCurriculum GuidesTeaching GuidesMATERIALS'Al: