GPRA 6. Number and percent of children who consume five or more servings of fruits and vegetables daily.

Definition. The Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) contains a nationally validated set of survey questions about fruit/vegetable consumption for youth. However, it asks about the number of times a day each youth consumed fruits and vegetables during the previous week rather than the number of daily servings (as the original GPRA was written). Promise Neighborhoods should collect information about the number of times a day middle and high school students at the target Promise Neighborhood schools consumed fruits and vegetables during the past seven days instead using these questions.

Temp Local Definition. The average of the total number of child responding at their well-child visits that they ate 2+ servings a day for fruits and 2+ servings a day for vegetables for zip codes 45405 and 45406 divided by the number of children that responded for zip codes 45405 and 45406.

Baseline data from well-child visits for Dayton Children’s Hospital locations within 45405/45406.  We intend to use a School Climate Survey in the future to capture this information to match the GPRA definition.

Click Here to link to the applicable School Climate Survey Information Document in Section D on the first Scorecard.  You can click on the link to review the information and enter GPRA specific data information or collection challenges.

Click Here to access or upload your Data Plan and approved targets.

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