Education Department Releases $122 Billion in Coronavirus Relief Funds to States
Originally published March 17, 2021 by US News and World Report. By Lauren Camera The Education Department released $122 billion to states on Wednesday to help reopen K-12 schools – the pillar of the Biden's
Physical fitness equals good medicine for mental health
Originally published March 16, 2021 by Seacoastonline. By Jake Steinfeld We know all too well about the physical effects that COVID-19 has had around the world including a rising death toll and a negative impact
Study suggests increasing physical education time at schools
Originally published March 12, 2021 by NewsTalkZB.co. A veteran PE teacher says school curriculum demands are taking their toll on physical education. New research by Otago University suggests schools should commit two and a half
Log Off & Lace Up: Teachers launch event to encourage exercise during pandemic
Originally published March 9, 2021 by The Oakland Press. By Anne Runkle Aiming to get people out from behind their computer screens, elementary physical education teachers in the Troy School District have launched a virtual
Study examines how children’s physical activity, mental health have been hit by Covid-19
Originally published March 2, 2021 by Wales247. By Rhys Gregory New Swansea University research is examining the impact Covid-19 is having on the physical activity, mental health and wellbeing of children in Wales. Though schools
Nordic skiing helps local elementary students recreate outside during winter months
Originally published March 3, 2021 in Summit Daily. By Antonio Olivero Instructing physical education has been a challenge for teachers in Summit County and across the county throughout the pandemic. Public health regulations and school