Why PE Class Can’t Be a Casualty of the Pandemic
Originally published June 7, 2021 by US News and World Report. By Megan MacDonald A hard and fast warning was just issued from the United Kingdom and it affects our children. U.S. policymakers, educators and
Kingston gets $1.5M grant from state’s ‘Creating Healthy Schools and Communities’ initiative
Originally published July 16, 2021 by The Daily Freeman. By Paul Kirby A state grant of more than $1.5 million that's been awarded to the city will go toward efforts to increase physical activity and
Wyoming elementary students well below nationwide PE averages
Originally published July 17, 2021 by the Sheridan Press. By Carrie Haderlie Most elementary-aged students in Wyoming receive less physical education than kids in other states — roughly two times per week, well below the
More California schools adding yoga to school day
Stretching and breathing exercises can help students relax and focus as they return to campus Originally published July 19, 2021 by EdSource. By Carolyn Jones To help students relax, some California schools are adding something
New Healthy Heroes program makes learning fun for kids
Interactive program emphasizes nutrition, healthy food choices, physical activity Originally published July 1, 2021 by Texas A&M Agrilife Today. By Paul Schattenberg The Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program, EFNEP, of the Texas A&M AgriLife
Clubs headed by Coventry basketball coach help keep district on the rebound
Originally published July 5, 2021 by the Akron Beacon Journal. By Alan Ashworth By late morning last Tuesday, the temperature had already climbed into the high 80s at Coventry High School. But Devon McAfee and
