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Wisconsin K–6 health standards

Wisconsin writes its own health standards. They are published as Wisconsin Standards for Health Education, adopted 2026 and are not a version of a national framework. Every one is matched to a national standard.

Extracted directly from DPI’s adopted Wisconsin Standards for Health Education (January 2026, superseding the 2011 edition; the old cal/pdf/health-stds.pdf URL 404s — DPI republished under sspw/pdf/). CSP carried only ‘Health Science (2013-)’, the CTE Health SCIENCE career cluster (HSF1.a.4.m), which is NOT K-6 health education; it is excluded via draft manifest subjectMap so a re-fetch cannot overwrite this CSV, and scripts/extract-wi-health.mjs must be re-run after any re-fetch. Codes HE.S<standard>.<band><n> (S1-S8, band e=K-2 i=3-5 m=6-8 h=9-12). K-6 keeps bands e/i/m (6-8 filed as grade 6, as wi/dance,art,music); h out of scope. Doctrine #6 sex-ed strip applied at extraction (0 rows matched — the standard is skills-based).

Framework
Wisconsin Standards for Health Education
Adopted
January 2026
Source last checked
August 11, 2026
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147 standards, kindergarten through 6th grade

  • HE.S1.e1K–2
    Identify strengths and assets that support health and well-being.
  • HE.S1.e2K–2
    Identify dimensions of wellness.
  • HE.S1.e3K–2
    Identify ways to prevent or reduce risks for illnesses and injuries.
  • HE.S1.e4K–2
    Describe health-promoting behaviors.
  • HE.S1.e5K–2
    Explain the importance of health and well-being.
  • HE.S1.e6K–2
    Identify how the environment affects personal and community health.
  • HE.S1.e7K–2
    Explain when it is important to seek health care.
  • HE.S2.e1K–2
    Identify various influences that affect health and well-being.
  • HE.S2.e2K–2
    Describe the ways various influences affect the health and well-being of self and others.-being, preventing and managing health issues, and supporting individual and
  • HE.S3.e1K–2
    Identify characteristics of trusted adults and other individuals who support health and well-being.
  • HE.S3.e2K–2
    Demonstrate when and how to seek help from others at home, at school, or in the community.
  • HE.S3.e3K–2
    Locate school and community health helpers.-person settings. Combined with perspecti
  • HE.S4.e1K–2
    Identify thoughts, feelings, wants, and needs to support the health and well-being of self and others.
  • HE.S4.e2K–2
    Describe effective communication skills in a variety of situations.
  • HE.S4.e3K–2
    Explain appropriate communication across various modes of communication and media.
  • HE.S4.e4K–2
    Use active listening skills in a variety of situations.
  • HE.S4.e5K–2
    Demonstrate communication skills and strategies to use if uncomfortable, unsafe, or harmed.
  • HE.S4.e6K–2
    Recognize ways to communicate and respect the boundaries of self and others.
  • HE.S4.e7K–2
    Demonstrate ways to show kindness and compassion.
  • HE.S4.e8K–2
    Demonstrate how to ask for and respond to consent.
  • HE.S4.e11K–2
    Demonstrate how to ask for assistance to support the health of self and others.
  • HE.S4.e12K–2
    Identify strategies to communicate with people who think or feel differently.
  • HE.S5.e1K–2
    Identify when a health-related decision is needed to maintain or improve health and well-being.
  • HE.S5.e2K–2
    Recognize when help is needed for a health-related decision.
  • HE.S5.e3K–2
    Describe options and potential outcomes for a health-related decision.
  • HE.S5.e4K–2
    Choose an option that supports health and well-being.
  • HE.S6.e1K–2
    Identify health behaviors.
  • HE.S6.e2K–2
    Identify a goal that supports health and well-being.
  • HE.S6.e3K–2
    Determine who can help when assistance is needed to achieve a health-related goal.
  • HE.S6.e5K–2
    Describe actions that support reaching a health-related goal.
  • HE.S6.e6K–2
    Take action to achieve a health-related goal.
  • HE.S6.e7K–2
    Reflect on the results of goal-setting.
  • HE.S7.e1K–2
    Identify practices and behaviors that support health and well-being of self and others.
  • HE.S7.e2K–2
    Demonstrate practices and behaviors that support health and well-being of self and others.
  • HE.S7.e4K–2
    Identify coping strategies to reduce risky behaviors.
  • HE.S7.e5K–2
    Create a personal resilience toolkit that supports individual health and well-being.
  • HE.S8.e1K–2
    Make requests to support personal health and well-being.
  • HE.S8.e2K–2
    Identify a variety of ways to support others in making health-promoting behaviors.
  • HE.S8.e3K–2
    Encourage others to make health-promoting choices.
  • HE.S1.i13–5
    Explain how to build upon strengths and assets to support health and well-being.
  • HE.S1.i23–5
    Describe health-promoting behaviors for the dimensions of wellness.
  • HE.S1.i33–5
    Explain ways to prevent or reduce risks for illnesses and injuries.
  • HE.S1.i43–5
    Explain ways to engage in health-promoting behaviors, including how to manage health conditions.
  • HE.S1.i53–5
    Examine how health literacy supports health and well-being.
  • HE.S1.i63–5
    Examine how the environment affects personal and community health.
  • HE.S1.i73–5
    Explain when and why it is important to seek health care.
  • HE.S2.i13–5
    Explain how various influences affect health and well-being.
  • HE.S2.i23–5
    Determine the ways various influences affect the health and well-being of self and others.
  • HE.S2.i33–5
    Explain how influences affect the health and well-being of people and communities in different ways.
  • HE.S2.i43–5
    Use strategies and resources in order to respond and manage influences that impact health and well-being.
  • HE.S3.i13–5
    Determine which trusted adults, other individuals, and other health resources are appropriate in various situations.
  • HE.S3.i23–5
    Demonstrate when and how to seek help from others at home, school or in the community.
  • HE.S3.i33–5
    Locate home, school, and community resources to support health and well-being.
  • HE.S3.i43–5
    Determine the validity and reliability of health information, products, services, and other resources.
  • HE.S3.i63–5
    Explain how misinformation and disinformation affect health and well-being.
  • HE.S4.i13–5
    Express thoughts, feelings, wants, and needs to support health and well-being of self and others.
  • HE.S4.i23–5
    Practice effective communication skills in a variety of situations.
  • HE.S4.i33–5
    Explain appropriate and inappropriate communication across a variety of modes of communication and media formats.
  • HE.S4.i43–5
    Use active listening skills and strategies in a variety of situations.
  • HE.S4.i53–5
    Use effective communication skills and strategies to tell a trusted adult if you or someone else is threatened or harmed.
  • HE.S4.i63–5
    Demonstrate boundary-setting skills to communicate and respect the boundaries of self and others.
  • HE.S4.i73–5
    Demonstrate effective ways to communicate with kindness and compassion.
  • HE.S4.i83–5
    Demonstrate how to ask for and respond to consent.
  • HE.S4.i93–5
    Demonstrate refusal skills to use in a variety of situations.
  • HE.S4.i103–5
    Demonstrate strategies to prevent, manage, or resolve conflict.
  • HE.S4.i113–5
    Demonstrate how to ask for and offer assistance to support the health of self and others.
  • HE.S4.i123–5
    Identify effective strategies to communicate with people who think or feel differently.
  • HE.S4.i133–5
    Identify effective collaboration skills in a variety of situations.
  • HE.S4.i143–5
    Identify effective negotiation skills in a variety of situations.
  • HE.S5.i13–5
    Determine situations that require a thoughtful decision-making process to maintain or improve health and well-being.
  • HE.S5.i23–5
    Determine whether assistance or collaboration is needed in making a health-related decision.
  • HE.S5.i33–5
    Compare and contrast options and potential outcomes for a health-related decision.
  • HE.S5.i43–5
    Choose a health-promoting option when making a decision.
  • HE.S5.i53–5
    Reflect on the results of a health-related decision on self and others.
  • HE.S5.i63–5
    Select an individual, supported, or collaborative decision-making model to maintain or improve health and well-being.
  • HE.S6.i13–5
    Determine a health behavior to change or reinforce.
  • HE.S6.i23–5
    Set a goal and explain how the goal supports health and well-being.
  • HE.S6.i33–5
    Determine whether assistance or collaboration is needed in setting a goal that supports health and well-being.
  • HE.S6.i43–5
    Identify supports and barriers that affect progress toward attaining a health-related goal.
  • HE.S6.i53–5
    Develop a plan that includes actions, resources, and progress-tracking toward attaining a health-related goal.
  • HE.S6.i63–5
    Track progress toward attaining a health-related goal.
  • HE.S6.i73–5
    Reflect on the goal-setting process and outcomes.
  • HE.S7.i13–5
    Examine practices and behaviors that support health and well-being of self and others.
  • HE.S7.i23–5
    Demonstrate practices and behaviors that support health and well-being of self and others.
  • HE.S7.i43–5
    Apply coping strategies to reduce risky behaviors.
  • HE.S7.i53–5
    Create a personal resilience toolkit that supports individual health and well-being.
  • HE.S8.i13–5
    Recognize situations in which advocacy supports the health and well-being of self and others.
  • HE.S8.i23–5
    Explain how collaboration and communication support advocacy.
  • HE.S8.i33–5
    Identify advocacy skills and strategies to support health and well-being.
  • HE.S8.i43–5
    Demonstrate how to advocate for health and well-being.
  • HE.S1.m16
    Identify ways to build upon strengths and assets to support individual and collective health and well-being.
  • HE.S1.m26
    Analyze how practices and behaviors support a variety of dimensions of wellness.
  • HE.S1.m36
    Analyze behaviors that reduce or prevent illnesses and injuries.
  • HE.S1.m46
    Analyze practices and behaviors that support health and well-being, including how to manage health conditions.
  • HE.S1.m56
    Analyze connections between health literacy and health outcomes.
  • HE.S1.m66
    Analyze how individual, interpersonal, community, and environmental factors impact health and well-being.
  • HE.S1.m76
    Explain how health care promotes personal health.
  • HE.S2.m16
    Analyze the interrelationships between various influences on health and well-being.
  • HE.S2.m26
    Analyze individual, interpersonal, community, societal, and environmental factors that influence health behaviors, health outcomes, and health equity.
  • HE.S2.m36
    Analyze how various influences affect the health and well-being of people and communities in different ways.
  • HE.S2.m46
    Apply strategies and resources in order to respond and manage influences that impact health and well-being.
  • HE.S3.m16
    Describe situations that may require support from trusted adults, other individuals, and health professionals.
  • HE.S3.m26
    Demonstrate when and how to seek help from others at home, school or in the community.
  • HE.S3.m36
    Locate home, school, community, and digital resources to support health and well-being.
  • HE.S3.m46
    Analyze the validity, reliability, and accessibility of health information, products, services, and other resources.
  • HE.S3.m56
    Identify supports and barriers to accessing valid and reliable health information, products, services, and other resources.
  • HE.S3.m66
    Apply strategies to respond and manage misinformation and disinformation.
  • HE.S3.m76
    Access valid and reliable sources of health information, products, services, and other resources.
  • HE.S4.m16
    Use effective communication skills across various modes of communication to support health and well-being of self and others.
  • HE.S4.m26
    Analyze necessary communication skills and strategies for a variety of interpersonal contexts.
  • HE.S4.m36
    Analyze appropriate and inappropriate communication across a variety of modes of communication and media formats.
  • HE.S4.m46
    Apply active listening skills and strategies in a variety of interpersonal contexts.
  • HE.S4.m56
    Use effective communication skills and strategies to tell a trusted adult if you or someone else is threatened or harmed.
  • HE.S4.m66
    Demonstrate ways to communicate boundaries for a variety of situations.
  • HE.S4.m76
    Demonstrate effective ways to communicate empathy and compassion.
  • HE.S4.m86
    Demonstrate ways to communicate consent for a variety of situations.
  • HE.S4.m96
    Analyze a variety of refusal skills and strategies in a variety of situations.
  • HE.S4.m106
    Analyze a variety of non-violent conflict resolution skills and strategies and their effectiveness to prevent, manage, or resolve conflict.
  • HE.S4.m116
    Demonstrate how to ask for and offer assistance to support the health of self and others.
  • HE.S4.m126
    Demonstrate effective strategies to communicate with others with different perspectives and values.
  • HE.S4.m136
    Analyze effective collaboration skills in a variety of situations.
  • HE.S4.m146
    Analyze effective negotiation skills in a variety of situations.
  • HE.S5.m16
    Explain how the use of a decision-making process affects health and well-being.
  • HE.S5.m26
    Determine when health-related situations require the application of a thoughtful decision-making process.
  • HE.S5.m36
    Analyze a variety of options based on priorities and potential outcomes when making a health-related decision.
  • HE.S5.m46
    Make a health-related decision to maintain or improve health or and well-being.
  • HE.S5.m56
    Evaluate the results of a health-related decision on self and others.
  • HE.S5.m66
    Use an individual, supported, or collaborative decision-making model to maintain or improve health and well-being.
  • HE.S5.m76
    Identify supports and barriers that affect decision making at individual, interpersonal, community, societal, and environmental levels.
  • HE.S6.m16
    Assess personal health and well-being to identify focus areas for goal-setting.
  • HE.S6.m26
    Develop a goal and explain how it supports health and well-being.
  • HE.S6.m36
    Analyze when individual, supported, or collaborative goal-setting is appropriate.
  • HE.S6.m46
    Develop a plan that addresses supports and barriers to attaining a health-related goal.
  • HE.S6.m56
    Implement a plan that includes actions, resources, and progress-tracking toward attaining a health-related goal.
  • HE.S6.m66
    Monitor progress to determine whether a health-related goal or plan should be maintained or adjusted.
  • HE.S6.m76
    Examine the goal-setting process and outcomes on health and well-being.
  • HE.S7.m16
    Analyze supports and barriers to health-related practices and behaviors.
  • HE.S7.m26
    Analyze practices, behaviors, and health data that support personal and community health and well-being.
  • HE.S7.m36
    Demonstrate a variety of practices and behaviors supporting individual and collective health and well-being.
  • HE.S7.m46
    Apply coping strategies to reduce risky behaviors.
  • HE.S7.m56
    Create a personal resilience toolkit that supports individual and collective health and well-being.
  • HE.S7.m66
    Use reflection to respond with resilience to complex health challenges.
  • HE.S8.m16
    Analyze opportunities to advocate for the health and well-being of individuals, families, and communities.
  • HE.S8.m26
    Determine when individual or collaborative advocacy is appropriate to promote health and well-being.
  • HE.S8.m36
    Adapt advocacy skills and strategies for a variety of audiences and contexts.
  • HE.S8.m46
    Demonstrate self-advocacy skills and strategies to promote health and well-being.
  • HE.S8.m56
    Evaluate the effectiveness of advocacy efforts for promoting health and well-being.

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