Student Sleep Health Week

Also: National Student Sleep Health Week · #StudentSleepWeek

A yearly week in September, run by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine, that urges students of all ages to get the sleep they need to do well in school. It offers sleep tips, online events and classroom materials for teachers, school nurses, counselors and parents, with school and safety groups as partners.

Years: 2020–now
Country: United States
Topic: Child health Sleep
Asks people to: Start
Strategy: Simple instruction
Channel: Events School Social (organic)Website
Audience: Parents Young adults Youth
students from grade school to college, parents and caregivers, educators, school counselors and nurses

Evidence

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Sponsor (who paid)

American Academy of Sleep Medicine NGO, creator
American School Counselor Association NGO, partner
National Association of School Nurses NGO, partner
National PTA NGO, partner
Sleep Research Society NGO, partner

Credits (who made it)

Not recorded yet.

Related campaigns

Sleep is Good Medicine 2022–now
Start School Later 2011–now

Sources

Research notes

Created 2026-10-24 by an AI research pass for #103 (A3); not reviewed by a person. First held Sept 14-20, 2020 (AASM release); 2020 partners also included American School Health Association, National Safety Council, Project Sleep and SHAPE America. Search snippets (not opened) say a US House resolution (H.Res. 1103, Rep. Zoe Lofgren) proposed the third week of September as National Student Sleep Health Week, and later hashtags were #SleepWellToExcel; the campaign page body did not render, so toolkit contents were not confirmed. AASM also runs a yearly high school sleep video contest (2026 edition seen), which may belong with this case. To verify: start year 2020.

Record cases/aasm-student-sleep-health-week.json, updated 2026-10-24· Link to this campaign