(1) Each public school district shall have a School Wellness Advisory Committee to encourage development of a program that actively promotes wellness in schools and to maximize the school district's opportunities for grant awards.

• (a) A regional school district may establish a regional school wellness advisory committee to cover the schools within that district. To the maximum extent feasible, each community within the region shall be represented on the committee.

• (b) Where a regional school district is responsible only for middle and/or high schools, the regional school wellness committee established by the school district also may cover the elementary schools which send students to the middle and/or high schools.

• (c) School districts that share a superintendent may establish a single school wellness committee that covers the school districts under the direction of that superintendent.

(1) Each public school district shall have a School Wellness Advisory Committee to encourage development of a program that actively promotes wellness in schools and to maximize the school district's opportunities for grant awards.

• (a) A regional school district may establish a regional school wellness advisory committee to cover the schools within that district. To the maximum extent feasible, each community within the region shall be represented on the committee.

• (b) Where a regional school district is responsible only for middle and/or high schools, the regional school wellness committee established by the school district also may cover the elementary schools which send students to the middle and/or high schools.

• (c) School districts that share a superintendent may establish a single school wellness committee that covers the school districts under the direction of that superintendent.