From Local to Federal, Schools Secure Funds to Add Heart Rate Technology
Teachers, administrators, and coaches have used multiple funding sources to bring IHT’s heart rate technology to their students. Whether teachers need a few IHT ZONE heart rate monitors for a pilot program, a set for
Youth Running Club Uses Heart Rate Monitors to Keep Kids at their Peak
Fueled by IHT ZONE heart rate monitors and support from city leaders, Juan Cajina created a running club that doubles as a community physical education program in Union City, NJ. Through a partnership with the
New: School PE and Mental Health Programs Eligible for Additional $13 Billion in CARES Act Funding
States will receive an additional $13 billion in federal funding that can be used for programs that include the physical and mental health of students. The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act)
Schools Use Federal ESSA Grant to Upgrade Wellness Curriculum with Heart Rate Technology
The U.S. Department of Education will award more than $26 billion in funding for the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) for the 2020-21 school year. ESSA provides federal funds for local school systems to add
Four Key Benefits Students See Using IHT Heart Rate Monitors
Giving students opportunities to stay active during the school day benefits them physically, academically, socially, and emotionally. Students wearing the IHT ZONE wrist heart rate monitor receive immediate feedback that motivates them to maximize those
Heart Rate Monitors Enable Online PE Teachers to Guide Students with Key Feedback
By transitioning to online PE programs for students using the IHT ZONE wrist heart rate monitor, schools kept an important student-teacher connection when COVID-19 forced a switch from in-person to at-home learning. “When we were