Evaluation Plan

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Evaluation Plan

Success Indicators

We’ll consider the program successful if we see: -70% or more of students show improvements in one or more health behaviors -At least 50% of at-risk students show slight improvement in BMI or waist circumference -High satisfaction from students, parents, and staff based on feedback -Increased engagement in physical activities and healthy eating -New or continuing health initiatives supported by the school

Qualitative Evaluation (Behavioral and Emotional Feedback)

Parent surveys and feedback forms: -Observed changes at home (eating habits, screen time, activity) -How involved they felt and what support they need going forward

Teacher and staff observations: -Changes in student participation and engagement -Improvements in attention, energy, and behavior in class

Focus groups and interviews (Week 12): -Small group discussions to talk openly about their experience -What they liked, what they’d change, and what they learned

Student self-reflection journals: -What habits they changed and why -How they feel about their body, energy levels, and mood -Challenges they faced and how they overcame them

Long-Term Follow-Up (3–6 Months Later)

School-level evaluation: -Have any policies changed (e.g. healthier cafeteria options, movement breaks)? -Are there new wellness initiatives inspired by the program?

Ongoing peer wellness groups: Monitor attendance and engagement in post-program activities

Behavioral check-in survey: Are students maintaining the habits they built?

Re-check health indicators for students who were most at risk

Quantitative Evaluation (Measurable Data)

Screen time and sleep logs: -Hours of screen time per day -Hours of sleep per night -Quality of sleep (self-rated by students)

Nutritional behavior surveys: -Frequency of fruit/vegetable consumption -Reduction in sugary drinks and snacks -Changes in portion sizes

Weekly activity tracking: -Number of steps (tracked via pedometers or apps) -Minutes of physical activity logged per day/week

Pre- and post-program health checks: -Body Mass Index (BMI) -Waist circumference -Blood pressure -Resting heart rate