Heart Rate Data Keeps Parents Connected to Today’s PE Classes
Teachers using IHT ZONE heart rate monitors can make every week Family PE Week by keeping parents connected to students’ heart rate data. This year Active Schools has designated Oct.
Pump It Up: Education Department Says Greenwich Students Are Fittest Of All
Originally published Dec. 9, 2019 in Daily Voice Plus. By Donna Christopher Are your children getting the minimum recommended daily hour of exercise — a Centers for Disease Control and
New Survey Says Parents, School Principals Think Physical Activity Promotes Better Learning but Fail to Prioritize
Originally published June 13, 2019 by ActiveSchoolsUS on prweb.com. By Claire Orphan Jensen In two nationally representative surveys of parents and principals on physical education and physical activity in schools
Maize South Middle School’s Let’s Move Club Provides Physical Education Equipment to Schools in Puerto Rico
Originally published June 22, 2018 by Active Schools. As a physical education teacher at Maize South Middle School in Wichita, Kansas, Brandon Wolff is using the power of physical activity
Adding PE Heart Rate Monitors Makes Health Students More Active
Fort Lupton (Colo.) Middle School teacher Lindsay Yost uses P.E. heart rate monitors to maximize the effort her students put forth during activity breaks in her health classroom. The once-and-future
