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P.E. classes explore and explain physical concepts such as flexibility, muscular strength and endurance and aerobic activity. P.E. classes also emphasize and encourage socialization, cooperation, positivity and improvement. Classes also enforce skill building and knowledge gained in each activity.
Middle Years programming emphasizes developing health- and skill-related fitness components through physical-activity participation. Students are encouraged to set personal goals, record own data, and be active on a daily basis to develop and/or maintain their personal fitness.
When trying to get out of your physical education class, you might try asking your parents to write an excuse. Schools and physical education teachers will often accept parents notes as valid excuses. Try asking your parents to help you skip the occasional gym class by getting them to write you a note.
All District elementary students in each grade will receive physical education for at least 60-90 minutes per week throughout the school year. All District secondary students (middle and high school) are required to take the equivalent of one academic year of physical education.
Grade Level Requirements: Middle: Section 1003.455, F.S., requires one class per day for one semester of physical education each year for students enrolled in grades 6-8. High: Section 1003.4282, F.S., requires one credit in physical education with the integration of health.
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The California Department of Education requires 400 minutes of physical education every 10 days for students in grades 7-12 and 200 minutes for students in grades 1-6. Yet, California ranks No. 28 out of 50 states when it comes to childhood obesity.

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