Success StoryBe a Super Healthy Hero



Be a Super Healthy Hero

Author: Ruth Chowning

Planning Unit: Bullitt County CES

Major Program: Accessing Nutritious Foods (general)

Plan of Work: Making Healthy Lifestyle Choices

Outcome: Initial Outcome

The Bullitt County Extension Service partneredwith the Bullitt County School Board to continue the 21st Century 150,00 Grant for Brooks Elementary School.  Four educational classes were offered afterschool to emphasize the need for good nutrition and physical activity. A 10 week program, “Be A Super Healthy Hero”, was implemented focusing on healthy eating and activity behaviors.  Of the 25 minority participants, six children reported completing the highest level of physical activity, eating fruits and vegetables and drinking enough water. One parent stated that the program helped their “whole family “start eating more healthy” and it led to more family discussions on making “better choices” and trying different foods.






Stories by Ruth Chowning


Story Paths support Health, Literacy and Cultural Diversity

Story Paths support Health, Literacy and Cultural Diversity

about 3 years ago by Ruth Chowning

The Bullitt County Cooperative Extension Service built a coalition of multiple community agencies to... Read More


"It's All About Gardening" initiative for Elementary School

"It's All About Gardening" initiative for Elementary School

about 3 years ago by Ruth Chowning

In the early spring of 2021, Bullitt County Cooperative Extension Service was invited to collaborate... Read More


Stories by Bullitt County CES


Story Paths support Health, Literacy and Cultural Diversity

Story Paths support Health, Literacy and Cultural Diversity

about 3 years ago by Ruth Chowning

The Bullitt County Cooperative Extension Service built a coalition of multiple community agencies to... Read More


"It's All About Gardening" initiative for Elementary School

"It's All About Gardening" initiative for Elementary School

about 3 years ago by Ruth Chowning

In the early spring of 2021, Bullitt County Cooperative Extension Service was invited to collaborate... Read More