Mission and Vision
Successful Healthy Children coaches and consultants collaborate with parents and educators, providing coaching and education to support healthy social-emotional, intellectual and physical well-being for all students.
Our aim is to activate the values we hold in the work we do: creating change, taking action and advocating for children’s rights, in collaboration with parents and professionals for the benefit of the whole child, in ways that are sustainable for families and schools.
The mission of Successful Healthy Children is to serve as an umbrella in support of children, offering a variety of services and resources to assist students, teachers, parents, and schools.
Board of Trustees
Dr. Charlene Brickman
Recess and Play
Dr. Bob Murray
Pediatrician
Dr. Cathy Ramstetter
Recess and Play
Jessica Monteverde, MEd Special Ed & IEP Coach
Core Values
Collaboration
We believe that the best means of fostering the physical, mental, emotional, and social health of each child revolves around the collaboration of educators and parents. Parents/Guardians are the experts of their children. Their input is immeasurable when it comes to making decisions and implementing strategies for the success of a student. Likewise, professionals have the skills and knowledge to bring about great growth within their students. A collaborative approach guarantees a student the best chance of growth and allows more buy-in from the student when he sees both educators and parents working together to instill healthy, lasting skills and habits.
Education
We believe education is a lifelong endeavor: it is the mission of schools to provide education for the whole child. Knowledge about learning is rapidly evolving, and parents and educators are better prepared to support a well-rounded education for every child when they feel empowered with knowledge about learning and educational systems.
Support
We believe foremost that the best approach to child development is through the lens of the whole child. Successful Healthy Children is intended to assist students and teachers in developing the know-how, and to take action by building on the individual school’s existing strengths. Working with students at the individual school level builds confidence in their abilities and creates buy-in for their own success, in the classroom and in life. It also fosters connections between families and the school, enhancing capacity for sustaining healthy-learning initiatives.
About
Ensuring every child is healthy and prepared to engage in our society is at the core of the mission, vision and core values.
Our schools play an integral role in fostering the growth and development of children, school is where we learn to engage with others and come to understand our world. We expect schools to help our children succeed not only academically but also physically, emotionally, and socially.
Successful Healthy Children is an approved 501(c)3 not-for-profit, which offers several ways to support healthy-learning experiences and academic success. Visit "What we offer” to learn more.
Successful Healthy Children is registered to do business in the State of Ohio, and has approval to operate federally as a tax-exempt nonprofit entity.
Successful Healthy Children is also home for the Global Recess Alliance, an international group of scholars, researching and advocating for recess for all children and adolescents.
Advisors
Brianna
Family Law, Ohio
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Danielle
Guidebook, Higher Education
Giavonna
Pediatric OT, Ohio
Morgan
Child Life Specialist, Ohio
Samantha
International Adoption Law, Family & Child Wellness
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Successful Healthy Children is registered as an S-Corp in the state of Ohio, and is a 501(c)3 non-profit entity. Successful Healthy Children is also a verified entity with the US government System for Awards Management (SAM.gov) and the Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) Code Office.