Mining Journal: NMU student Holt earns SHAPE award
Originally published Dec. 7, 2022 by The Mining Journal. Northern Michigan University senior Chloe Holt has received a Student Honor Award from the Society for Health and Physical Educators Michigan at its annual conference in
Holland Sentinel: Students build skills, friendships through mentor PE class
Originally published Dec. 3, 2022 by Holland Sentinel. By Mitchell Boatman A class at Hamilton Middle School is building connections and friendships between different segments of the student body. Mentor Physical Education pairs a select
Daily Inter Lake: Students get moving with Evergreen Fitness program
Originally published Nov. 20, 2022 by Daily Inter Lake. By Hilary Matheson The Evergreen Fitness team has been exercising its way through 20 years of fitness and fun. “The objective of the program is to
Heart Rate Pioneer Continues to Advocate for Monitors as Staples in Physical Education Classes
Naperville high schools add IHT ZONE Heart Rate Monitors to On-Campus PE Classes After Two Years of Use in Online Classes Thirty years after introducing heart rate monitors to his PE classes at Naperville Central
Demonstrating Need and Detailing Benefits Helps Teachers Secure Funding to Purchase Heart Rate Monitors
Teachers and administrators seeking funding for purchases such as IHT ZONE heart rate monitors would do well to follow the strategy employed by longtime Naperville Central (Ill.) High School physical education teacher and administrator Paul
WILX10: Mid-Michigan teacher includes every student in PE class
Originally published Nov. 15, 2022 by WILX10.com. By Erin Bowling Gym class is open to all students, but that doesn’t always mean everyone can participate. Allison Wonch was named Michigan’s Adapted Physical Education Teacher of
