Is there hope for a happy marriage between school health and school reform?

No one way equals the right way to shape a full-service school.

From dental care to child care, a Vermont school responds to the needs of families.

Coordinated health programs require combining a wide range of school support services.

Different players can help schools target short- and long-term goals.

How to identify current and future funding sources.

Out with bench-sitting and in with bench-pressing—improving fitness programs for kids.

Two programs offer students opportunities to discuss concerns—from teen pregnancy to AIDS.

Project ALERT teaches refusal skills to curtail students' tobacco and alcohol use.

Not just about using medicine, controlling this chronic disease also requires limiting triggers in the environment.

The authors describe 10 red flags of junk science and recommend how a school can support good nutrition.

The simple substance water is important to brain functioning.

Steps to ensure that health plans survive in the face of budget cuts and personnel changes.

When Web sites entice kids to supply personal information, the online experience can be dangerous.

From communicating with the neighbors to taking walks around the building, administrators can do much to create safe environments for learning.

Schools cannot promote tolerance through a policy of zero tolerance.

Suggestions for helping the school community cope with grief and tragedy.