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Stories of Success: A Qualitative Examination of Contributors to Excellence in School Drinking Water Access

Drinking water instead of beverages with added sugar can help prevent obesity and cavities and promote overall health. Children spend much of their day in school, where they have variable access to drinking water. In 2010, federal and state law required California public schools to provide free potable water to students in areas where meals More

Keywords: Water

Date: July 2020

Resource Type: Journal Article

Focus Areas: Beverages School & After School

Testing Drinking Water in California Public Schools for Lead and Other Contaminants in the Context of an Obesity-Prevention Strategy

Drinking water instead of sugar-sweetened beverages is an important obesity prevention strategy. Although schools have taken great strides to improve drinking water access, the water crisis in Flint, Mich., and its aftermath have highlighted the importance of assuring that the water provided in schools is safe to drink. This study will partner with national experts More

Date: November 2016

Resource Type: Grant Summary

Focus Areas: Beverages School & After School