Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs
A Guide for Schools

A: CDC's Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs: A Guide for Schools provides all the resources you need to establish your CSPAP plan. Schools can also enroll in "Let's Move! Active Schools" to get additional support on establishing a CSPAP plan. When schools sign up to be a school champion, they have access to many support materials.

A: Yes! Templates are located in Section Three of CDC's Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs: A Guide for Schools:

• Table Three, Questions to Identify School Resources, helps you identify your available resources and types of resources you might need.
• Table Four, Planning Chart for CSPAP Program, helps you identify specific activities you plan to offer, target grade levels, scheduled time, location, cost, sources of funding, and a timeline for implementing each activity.
• Table Five, Template for CSPAP Budget, helps determine costs for instructors and equipment.
• Table Six, Template for CSPAP Implementation Plan, outlines the plans for each goal and corresponding objectives.

Examples of completed templates can be found in Appendix C of the Comprehensive School Physical Activity Programs: A Guide for Schools.

A: A marketing strategy includes four primary components:

• Component 1 – Product: The defined behavior to adopt.
• Component 2 – Price: A value exchange (e.g., What is the cost to adopt? What will be gained?).
• Component 3 – Place: Where and when the "product" (behavior) will be available.
• Component 4 – Promotion: How to get the message out about the "product."