All in for Attendance
Johns Hopkins University Center for School Health with Kaiser Permanente and Attendance Works has developed a new public health framework for addressing chronic absence and promoting school attendance. The framework is organized around three evidence-based guiding principles.
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Vision for Baltimore
Vision for Baltimore (V4B) is a citywide, collaborative school-based vision program launched in Spring 2016. The program was started after a large need for eye care and eyeglasses was recognized during a prior research study, the Baltimore Reading and Eye Disease Study (BREDS).
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The Rales Center
Established in 2014 as a program of the Johns Hopkins Children’s Center at Johns Hopkins Medicine, the Ruth and Norman Rales Center for the Integration of Health and Education is a national leader in, and an advocate for children’s health and health care that is anchored in the context of their schools.
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HEAT Corps
The HEAT Corps serves an active role in the community by digesting and disseminating essential public health messages to empower youth and broaden health literacy. Their approach is multi-pronged: equip educators with the resources to build awareness and science-based thinking for students spanning kindergarten through grade 12.
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