1994 Governor's Summit On School Linked Health Services For ChildrenAnd Their Families Healthy Families, Healthy Schools A Call To Action William Donald Schaefer, Governor .October 13, 1994 Adult Education Center University of Maryland College Park • Honorary Chairman: Ancelmo E. Lopes ,. STATE OF MARYLAND OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR ~ IN REPLY REFER TO WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER GOVERNOR ANNAPOLIS OFFICE STATE HOUSE 100 STATE CIRCLE ANNAPOLIS, MARYLAND 21401 (410) 974-3901 October 13, 1994 BALTIMORE OFFICE SUITE 1513 301 WEST PRESTON STREET BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 21201 (410) 22~8oo WASHINGTON OFFICE SUITE 311 444 NORTH CAPITOL STREET, N.w. WASHINGTON , D.C. 20001 (202) 638-2215 TOO (410) 333-3098 Dear Summit Participant: Today's Governor's Summit, Healthy Families, Healthy Schools, is truly a "Call to Action." The primary goal of this Summit is to share with you information on the purpose, structure and financing of a school linked health system. We hope that what you learn here today will enable you to work together to develop and design school linked health services that meet the needs ofyour children, your families, and your community. It is myvision that Maryland will have a comprehensive and coordinated service delivery system that offers all families the services and assistance they need to prevent or minimize health problems and to promote the development - physically, mentally, and emotionally - ofchildren, youth and families. This system should be determined locally, involve public and private partners, be family-focused, and recognize and respect diverse ethnic and cultural strengths and needs. I strongly believe that healthy families maintain healthy communities. I am joined by Ancelmo Lopes, Honorary Chairperson, in expressing sincere apprecia­ tion ofyour participation in today's Summit. Your ideas, concern, and commitment will make a difference in our efforts to provide a school linked health care delivery system in Maryland. Sincerely, ?!:: r;?i+ Second Governor's Summit on School-Linked Health Services for Children and Their Families Healthy Families, Healthy Schools A Call To Action October 13, 1994 ~ 8:30 am - 3:00 pm University College Conference Center ~ University of Maryland College Park AGENDA 8:30- 9: 15 am Concourse WORKSHOPC Room 1123 Registration School Based Infant Care: Parents and Babies Continental Breakfast and Exhibitors Learning Togehter Jeanne M. Page, MA KarenL. Roe 9: 15 - 9:30 am Chesapeake/Ft. McHenry Room WORKSHOP D Room 1109/11 Welcome Partners Promoting Success to Create Healthy Ancelmo E. Lopes, Summit Chairperson Students and- Families President, Mid-Atlantic Health Care Plan Dorothy P. Giersch Prudential Health WORKSHOP E Room 0105 Maryland Making the Grade: An Update on School 9:30 - 10: 15 am Chesapeake/Ft. McHenry Room Based Health Centers in Maryland Keynote Address Genie L. Wessel Michael D. Usdan, EdD President, Institutefor Educational Leadership 12:15 - 12:45 pm Concourse Appetizer and Networking in Exhibit Area 10:15-10:45 am Chesapeake/Ft. McHenry Room Remarks and Presentation 12:45-1:30 pm Chesapeake/Ft. McHenry Room Governor William Donald Schaefer Luncheon 10:45-11:00 am Concourse 1:30 - 2:00 pm Chesapeake/Ft. McHenry Room Break with Exhibitors Remarks Dr. Nancy Grasmick Maryland State Superintendent ofSchools 11:00 am - 12:15 pm Concurrent Workshops: 2:00 - 3:00 pm Concourse WORKSHOP A Chesapeake Room Dessert and Networking in Exhibit Area Hurlock's Helping Hands: Teaching Social Skills and Peer Mediation Dale F. Carrier 3:00pm Gall S. Aveson, BA, MEd Adjournment WORKSHOP B Ft. McHenry Room Western Maryland AlIEC Adolescent Coalitions: Lessons Learned Susan O. Davis, MEd SherylA. Ryan, MD Summit Planning Committee WILLIAM DONALD SCHAEFER GOVERNOR Marilyn Goldwater Rose LaPlaca Joan Stine Governor's Office Maryland State Board oj Health Education Center Committee Chair Education June Streckfus Carol Ann Baglin Brenda Leath Business Roundtable SchoolsJor Maryland. InJants and Toddlers National ConsortiumJorAfrican Success Program American Children Andy Tomko Julia A. Butler Deborah A. Lucas United Way ojCentral Maryland. Maryland. Congress ojParents Governor's Office and. Teachers Health Dr. Sue Travetto Dr. Lani Smith Majer Maryland State Department oj Kathleen M. Chin, RD Anne Arundel COWlty Health Education Baltimore COWlty Public Schools Department Angelo Triosi Kathy Cook Brenda M. Nicely Medical and Chirurgical Faculty Department ojHuman Services National School Health Education oJMaryland Coalition Beth Cooper Ed Trumbull American HeartAssociation Jerry Eileen Perry Governor's Olfke .Maryland. InJants and Toddlers Valerie Craig Program Charlene Uh1 American Lung Association oj Ready at Five Advocates Children Maryland. Michele Prumo and youth Baltimore County Public Schools Jeannette A. Duerr Carmine M. Valente, PhD Kaiser Pennanente M. Virginia Ruth, DrPH, RN Medical and Chirurgical Faculty SchooloJNursing, University oj oJMaryland AnneFox,RN Maryland at Baltimore Department ojJuvenile Services Karen Van Landeghem Darlene Saunders National School Health Education Dr. Wayne Gersen Council ojChieJState School Coalition Superintendent, Washington Officers COWlty Schools Jeanette Washington Christopher Shearer HPRC Silvia Holschneider Nat ional Health/Education National Health/Education Consortium Genie Wessel Consortium OfficeJor Children Youth and Dianne Smith, RN Families Nancy Hudson ArcolaNursing and Maryland. State Dep artment oj Rehabilitation Center Henry Westray, Jr., MS, Education LCSW Debbie Sommerville Department ojHealth and Mental Dr. Susan Kleinberg Maryland State Department oj Hygiene Business Roundtable SchoolsJor Education Success David A. Zauche Shirley Steele American Cancer Society Maryland State School Health Council GOVERNOR'S SUMMIT ON SCHOOL LINKED HEALTH SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES October 13, 1994 Ancelmo E. Lopes, Chairperson President, Prudential Health Care plan of the Mid-Atlantic Vice President, Mid-Atlantic Operations, Baltimore As Vice President for Group Operations, Mr. Lopes heads Pnldential's entire group insurance operation in the Maryland, DC, and Northern Virginia area. With more than 600 employees, Mid-Atlantic provides a Jull range of insurance products and services, with a strong emphasis on managed care, to over a quarter million managed care members. He is also the president of Prudential Health Care Plan of the Mid-Atlantic, one of Pnldential's largest HMO's. Gail S. Aveson, BA, MEd Guidance Counselor, Hurlock Elementary Dorchester County Board of Education, Cambridge Ms. Aveson has been a Guidance Counselor for 20 years at the high school, middle school, and elementary school levels. She is also National Certified Counselor (NBCC). Dale F. Carrier Pupil Personnel Specialist Dorchester County Board of Education, Cambridge Formerly a social studies teacher and department chair (20 years), Mr. Carrier has also coached basketball, track, and softball in his 30-year career as an educator. He has also served on the Hurlock Town Council for 8 years. Susan O. Davis, MEd . Director of Program Development Western Maryland Area Health Education Center, Cumberland Employed at the AHEC for over 9 years, Ms. Davis has coordinated educational programs in geriatrics, toxic education, and adolescent medicine, as well as a program designed to recruit rural youth into health careers. She also has coordinated many continuing education programs for health professionals and has written over a dozen federal grants. Dorothy P. Giersch Program Developer, IIPartners Promoting Success" Prince George's County Public Schools, Upper Marlboro Ms. Giersch began as a classroom teacher in Prince George's county Public Schools in 1966. Since then, she has held numerous positions, including: reading specialist; instructional support teacher; implementation specialist for PL 94-142; area teacher specialist; and principal. Jeanne M. Page, MA Executive Director Open Door of Maryland, Inc, Towson In 1983, Ms. Page, a psychologist, founded the non profit organization Open Door to address the need for school based child care for latc ey children. Two years ago, Open Door began a school based program for infants of adolescent high school students to enable young mothers to earn their high school diploma and learn parenting skills. Karen L. Roe Family Studies Supervisor Baltimore County Public Schools, Towson Ms . Roe has taught family studies since 1971 in the Baltimore County Schools. She has also worked as an assistant principal and as a curriculum supervisor. Sheryl A. Ryan, MD Director of Research and Assistant Professor of Pediatrics University ofMaryland Medical School, Baltimore Primarily trained as a pediatrician, Dr. Ryan completed sub specialty training in Adolescent Medicine at UCSF and Health Policy/Health Services Research at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. She has been involved in several research projects on high-risk behaviors in youth, especially violence, health status measurement, and health differences between urban and rural youth. Genie L. Wessel, RN, MS Proiect Director, IIMaryland Making the Grade" Governor's Office for Children, Youth and Families, Baltimore Previously Administrative Specialist in Frederick County, Ms. Wessel has also been Nursing Consultant for School/Adolescent Health at the Family Health Administration, DHMH. The Honorahle Nancy S. Grasmick Maryland State Superintendent of Schools Special Secretary for Children, Youth and Families Office of the Governor Dr. Grasmick was appointed Maryland State