2020-2021 Fitness for Kids/Play 60 Challenge
Health and Wellness Grant Winners
Thank you for all of your hard work, and flexibility as we navigated a very difficult end of the school year. We appreciate all of your feedback as well as your willingness to adjust and adapt to the changing times.
Due to the nature of this past academic school year, we have restructured the guidelines for grant recipients to allow more opportunity for schools to receive a grant funding. We have awarded the top 5 small and top 5 large schools (participation calculated through May 2021) $1,500 health and wellness grants. Instead of the 40 classroom grants, we have awarded schools (with 2+ classrooms) above 60% participation $600, schools above 70% participation $700, schools above 80% $800 and schools above 90% $900 (outside of the top schools).
LARGE SCHOOL GRANT WINNERS
| School Name | % of Student Participation |
|---|---|
| Frontier CSD- Cloverbank Elementary | 100% |
| Eden Central School- Grover L. Priess Elementary | 98% |
| Kenmore- Town of Tonawanda Central School- Hoover Elementary | 97% |
| Lancaster Central School District- Hillview Elementary | 88% |
| Buffalo Public School District- PS 67 Discovery School | 67% |
SMALL SCHOOL GRANT WINNERS
| School Name | % of Student Participation |
|---|---|
| Orchard Park Central School Distict- Windom Elementary | 100% |
| Panama Central School | 100% |
| Wyoming Central School District | 100% |
| St. Mary's Swormville School | 99.6% |
| Lancaster Central School District- Como Park Elementary | 97% |
SCHOOL GRANT WINNERS (participation > 60%)
| School Name | % of Student Participation |
| Southtowns Catholic School | 95% |
| Iroquois Central School- Marilla Primary School | 93% |
| Buffalo Public School District- PS 50 North Park Community School | 80% |
| Buffalo Public School District- PS 31 Harriet Ross Tubman School | 67% |
| Iroquoise Central School- Wales Primary | 65% |
| Buffalo Public School District- PS 64 Frederick Law Olmsted | 62% |
*Rankings are based on student participation throughout the year on each challenge through May 2021.
**Program enrollment of more than 225 students is considered a large school; program enrollment of 225 students or less is considered a small school.
