Source Code
NBHCESWS
Student Wellness and Education Survey, Grades 4-5
- Indicator
Students in grades K to 5 who have a healthy weight, based on height and weight reported by a parent
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. - IndicatorThis 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.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who live with someone who smokes. Survey responses are provided by the parent.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who usually sleep 9 or more hours each night. Survey responses are provided by the parent.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who are physically active with a parent 3 or more times per week. Survey responses are provided by the parent.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who ate meals while watching TV, 3 or more times during the week before the survey. Survey responses are provided by the parent.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who ate at a fast food place with a parent at least once, during the week before the survey. Survey responses are provided by the parent.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who ate dinner (evening meal) with a parent every day, during the week before the survey. Survey responses are provided by the parent.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who ate vegetables and fruit 5 times or more, on the day before the survey, based on their responses to 2 individual questions in the survey. Survey responses are provided by the parent.
- IndicatorThis indicator is the percentage of students in grades K to 5 who have received a diagnosis for a learning exceptionality or a special education need that is not in the list of choices provided in the questionnaire. Survey responses are provided by…