Book a 30-min discovery call
Meet Coach Lucy (West) or Dr. Rob (East). Bring your questions, your calendar constraints, and your board's must-haves. Come out with a working plan.
Email to book a call →Population health is a team sport — and school districts are the natural home field. You bring the venue and the community. The Force for Health® brings the games, the coaches, the scoreboard, and the media. Together we host a Regional Reality Health Games event in your district for the 2026-27 school year — a two-half season that turns your students, families, and community partners into a winning team.
What you're actually saying yes to
Think of it as a district-wide field day — grown up. Middle-schoolers, high-schoolers, families, coaches, faith groups, clinics, and local employers all show up to earn points for their community across five lanes: Learn It, Live It, Share It, Play It, and Prove It. The event is a launch pad, not a one-day stunt. The Fall half plants the flag, the Spring half crowns a champion.
Every Regional gets the full Reality Health Games machine — Coach Lucy or Dr. Rob co-hosting on the ground, PHIT Scores tallied live, Prevention Bingo cards distributed, VIP LEAGUE leaderboards published on the FFH channels, and community partners plugged into a national broadcast.
"You don't add a class. You don't change a schedule. You host a moment your community will still be talking about next year — and every student in your district gets credit for showing up for their own health." — Coach Lucy Howell, CEO, The Force for Health® Network
Districts co-host with us — never alone. The whole point is that FFH shows up as your production partner, so your team can spend their time on the community and the kids, not on inventing a program.
Why districts co-host
The board wants outcomes it can point to. Parents want events they can attend. Students want reasons to show up. A Regional Reality Health Games gives all three the same weekend.
Regionals are engineered to make the un-engaged kid a hero for their team. Districts report attendance bumps in the 2-3 weeks leading up to the event.
The event puts your local clinics, employers, and faith groups in the same room as your PTA. You leave with a partner list you'd otherwise take a year to build.
Nothing new to teach. Nothing to schedule during instructional minutes. Everything happens as extracurricular, weekend, or family-night activation.
Post-ESSER, boards are hungry for wellness programming that doesn't require new headcount. Co-hosted Regionals fit inside existing wellness & athletic line items.
Your district gets featured on the FFH Network's Fit Friday Report, VIP LEAGUE leaderboards, and in the state-association A-Cubed Bracket rollup — every week of the season.
The two-half season
The Regional Reality Health Games runs the same two-half calendar as the flagship RHG program — so districts that co-host in 2026-27 slot into a bigger national storyline from day one.
What the board sees on the wrap report
100%
Board-facing report
Every host district gets a formal wrap deck by May 2027 — outcomes, media, partners, next-year path.
≥5
Community partners activated
Median across pilot host districts: clinics, employers, faith groups, local media all show up.
2
Regional event days
One in the Fall half, one in the Spring — with a Coach visit at each.
30+
Weeks of Fit Friday exposure
Your district is featured in the FFH Network's weekly school spotlight rotation.
$0
New curriculum required
Not one new class. Not one new instructional minute. Extracurricular + weekend activation only.
How this connects to the bigger picture
Every co-hosted Regional generates official points that roll up to your state's slot in the A-Cubed Interscholastic Bracket — the FFH national push to make (STEAM TEAMS)³ the next NFHS-sanctioned activity category. Districts don't have to wait for their state association to sign on. Districts start now, and the state gets pulled along.
Reality Health Games points earned at your Regional are logged in the PHIT Scorecard, credited to your district, and rolled up to your state's regional zone in the East/West Pilot Charter Bracket. A district-led Regional is often the fastest way to activate a state association — because your board results give the state ED political cover to sanction the pilot statewide.
Primary action
Five-minute form for Superintendents, County School Office leaders, District Athletic Directors, and Wellness Coordinators. FFH reviews every submission and replies within 5 business days with a proposed 2026-27 season scope, a co-host MOU draft, and an introduction to the Coach (Lucy or Rob) assigned to your region.
Not ready to apply yet?
Meet Coach Lucy (West) or Dr. Rob (East). Bring your questions, your calendar constraints, and your board's must-haves. Come out with a working plan.
Email to book a call →16-page PDF: event playbook, sample budget, MOU template, board memo, parent-communication scripts, and a partner outreach one-pager.
Request the toolkit →See how a Regional in your district feeds the statewide A-Cubed Interscholastic Bracket — and gives your state ED political cover to co-sign the pilot.
Open the state bracket →