Employee Wellness
Eat Well
Move Well
Move Well
Commuting Resources
Click the link above to be redirected to our Community Resources page for information on commuting resources and alternatives.
Meet up Groups*
Do you like to walk, hike, or run? Join other NCSD friends by clicking the link above. Contact Kim Perez for more information
*Meet ups groups are voluntary, and activities are done at your own risk. Please check with your medical provider prior to participation.
Gym Discount Partnerships
North Clackamas School District's Gym Discount Partnership is available for employees and their eligible dependents. The gyms below volunteer to offer a discount. North Clackamas School District does not pay any costs; employees and families must pay all membership fees. To join, contact the gym directly. Inform the gym you are a participating North Clackamas employee, and ask about their current discount.
We encourage you to visit the gyms in which you might be interested and ask for a tour. Gyms offer many types of programs. Some have pools; some have child care. Some are local, some have national service. Compare the blend of equipment, coaching, classes, hours, cost, location, parking, and “feel” of the gyms that appeal to you.
Health Club | City | Phone |
24 Hour Fitness | Multiple locations throughout Metro area | NCSD landing page (code: 113796CORP) |
Aspire | Clackamas | 503-855-3588 |
Crossfit Timber | Clackamas | 503-593-7092 |
Eastside Athletic Club | Clackamas | 503-659-3846 |
Eastside Athletic Club | Milwaukie | 503-659-3845 |
Forge Hot Yoga | Happy Valley | 503-303-1466 |
LA Fitness | Multiple locations through the Metro area | NCSD landing page |
Mt. Hood Athletic Club | Sandy | 503-826-0565 |
My Home Fitness Plan | Anywhere | 317-709-4735 |
Orangetheory Fitness | Oregon City | 503-468-7243 |
Snap Fitness | Canby | 503-266-5515 |
Snap Fitness | Happy Valley | 503-741-8925 |
Snap Fitness | Milwaukie | 503-353-7627 |
Snap Fitness | Portland/Sellwood | 503-334-1887 |
Trainers Club | Lake Oswego | 503-636-3900 |
Disclaimer
Membership in these gyms is voluntary on the part of employees and their eligible dependents. North Clackamas School District will not be liable for any personal injury, property damage, or theft that may occur as a result of an individual participating in any gym that is referenced in this site. North Clackamas School District does not guarantee the fees or discounts.
Gym Discount Partnership frequently asked questions (FAQ)
What is the Gym Discount Partnership?
The Gym Discount Program is designed to support employees and their eligible dependents in building and maintaining healthy habits through regular physical activity. The “discount” varies by gym, with some offering a discounted initiation fee and others offering a price reduction on the monthly membership.
How do I get my discount?
It is important to ask about the discount at the time you are considering signing up. Gyms regularly change their discount programs depending on a variety of factors.
How were the gyms chosen to be in the Gym Discount Partnership ?
Gyms participating in the discount program were selected because they offer a variety of education and instruction on physical activities with or without equipment. Additionally, they offer a discount to employees, retirees and their eligible dependents. These discounts are good for a year except when otherwise indicated.
Can my family also receive discounts?
Yes, most participating gyms extend the discount to partners and eligible dependents.
Why is my gym not listed with participating gyms?
Participation by gyms is voluntary. Your gym might have chosen not to participate, or you may attend a gym that hasn’t heard of the program. If your gym would like to offer employees discounts, they should contact employeee_wellness@nclack.k12.or.us or call 503-353-6043.
Gyms will ask for proof of employment and program enrollment before approving discounted membership. What is proof of employment?
For employees, proof of employment is a North Clackamas School District identification badge or a current pay stub.
If a dependent joins a gym at the same time as the active employee, the employee's proof of employment will be sufficient. If a dependent joins at a different time than the active employee, two pieces of identification are required:
- Proof of employment (pay stub) and
- Proof of same residence (driver's license or other photo ID with address)
I want to complain about my gym's discount (or service) — who can help me?
Once you confirm the discount offered, send either an email or letter to the gym, attention customer services manager . You may copy employee_wellness@nclack.k12.or.us or call 503-353-6043.
Does North Clackamas School District recommend any particular gym?
No. North Clackamas School District is not able to recommend any particular gym. The program has been set up to offer choices and alternatives.
Other Gym Discount Resources
Our Employee Assistance Program, run through Cascade Centers, offers discounted products and services available to all employees. To explore Global Fit, log into your Cascade Centers portal, click on “my EAP benefits” and find the “gym discount” tab.
Employees and eligible dependents enrolled in Kaiser Permanente are eligible for discounts on gym memberships, sports, dance, outdoor pursuits, weight management programs, gardening, and more. Kaiser has partnered with CHP Active and Healthy to provide the discount coupons. You will need to enter your Kaiser ID number and create an account.
North Clackamas School District Shamrock Run Team
NCSD has an existing Shamrock Run team that you may want to get in on! Signing up to walk the 5k of the Shamrock run or increasing your fitness with the 8 or 15k could be a great goal to start off the new year. Each year we aim to reach 75 participants to be considered a SUPER TEAM. Click here to register and use TEAM 6100. All race lengths are eligible.
Swimming
Members receive a 10% discount on North Clackamas Aquatic Park passes.
Think Well
Think Well
NCSD Employee Virtual Calming Room
Guided meditations, mindfulness exercises, calming music, nutrition, exercise and yoga!
Cascade Centers Employee Assistance Program
Canopy (formerly known as Cascade Centers offers a variety of services to employees of the North Clackamas School District.
This unique tool allows you to confidentially assess all aspects of your physical and mental health, get a personalized report, and offers education for improving your overall well-being.
Well-being is about more than just eating well and exercising. Click the link above to find out more about mental health services available in your community.
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Live Well
Live Well
Below you will find very useful links and external resources that will help you achieve your wellness goals!
Social Connections
Wellness Resources
Kaiser Recommended Preventative Wellness Screenings (Adult - by age)
Community Resources
COMMUTING:
Street Trust - The Street Trust works throughout Oregon, in classrooms and on the streets, encouraging and advocating for a safe and convenient walking, bicycling, and public transit experience.
Metro - Biking, walking, and public transit maps as well as ride share information.
FOOD PANTRIES:
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES:
Clackamas County Urgent Mental Health Walk-In Center
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
SOCIAL MEDIA:
As part of our Wellness Benefits Program, you can join our Employee Wellness Group at North Clackamas. We would love to meet you! Click here to log in to Facebook and search for Employee Wellness NC12!
INTERESTED IN JOINING US?
Fill out the payroll deduction form and return it to Megan Lee.
Email: employee_wellness@nclack.k12.or.us or send it to my attention at department 957.
As always, don’t hesitate to reach out with questions!
Local Wellness Policy
The district is committed to the optimal development of every student and believes that a positive, safe, and health-promoting learning environment is necessary for students to have the opportunity to achieve personal, academic, developmental, and social success. The program shall reflect the Board’s commitment to providing adequate time for instruction that fosters healthy eating through nutrition education and promotion, serving healthy and appealing foods at district schools, developing food-use guidelines for staff, and establishing liaisons with nutrition service providers, as appropriate. Questions, comments, or concerns can be directed to the district wellness coordinator Megan Lee (or designee) at (503)353-6043.