Student Wellness and Education Survey, Grades 4-5
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This indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who have a parent that spends more than 2 hours in front of a screen on most days. Survey responses are provided by the parent.
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This indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who have a parent that is physically active for at least 30 minutes on most days. Survey responses are provided by the parent.
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This indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who have a parent that drinks non-nutritious beverages (pop, flavoured water, sports drinks, energy drinks, etc.). Survey responses are provided by the parent.
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This indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who have a parent that eats non-nutritious foods (candy, sweets, chips or french fries). Survey responses are provided by the parent.
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This indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who have a parent that allows people to smoke inside their home. Survey responses are provided by the parent.
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This indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who spend 1 hour or more on most days taking part in physical activity. Survey responses are provided by the parent.
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This indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who are overweight or obese, based on their height and weight. Survey responses for height and weight of the student are provided by the parent.
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This indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who are underweight, based on their height and weight. Survey responses for height and weight of the student are provided by the parent.
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This indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who have a healthy weight, based on their height and weight. Survey responses for height and weight of the student are provided by the parent.
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This indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who have a parent that allows people to smoke inside the family vehicle. Survey responses are provided by the parent.