Kids of Steel program aims to keep children active
Originally published Feb. 8, 2020 in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. By Andrew Goldstein It is important for people to develop good exercise and nutrition habits early in life. But in a world
PE class offering now on a trimester basis at LCS
Originally published Jan. 6, 2020 by the Le Mars Daily Sentinel. By Beverly Van Buskirk Remember the days of Monday-Wednesday every other Friday physical education classes in high school? Le
Roanoke County School Board approves longer recess for elementary students
Originally published Dec. 14, 2018 in the Roanoke Times. By Andrew Adkins Recess time will officially be extended for Roanoke County elementary school students, following a trial run that administrators
Reading, writing, arithmetic – and running
Integrating movement throughout the school day is key to improving student success Originally published May 23, 2018 by the University of South Carolina. By Megan Sexton Research shows a connection
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
