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    Re: H.S. Requirement: 4 years of P.E.?
    Posted by Kay on 11/20/08

    On 10/28/08, Daniel Hanson wrote:
    > Hello, fellow high school teachers!
    >
    > I was curious. I found out yesterday that the high schools
    > in the school district where I work require students to
    > have 40 credits of P.E. (10 credits = 1 year course). Is
    > that common?
    >
    > When I was in high school and when my siblings attended
    > school in the area, we only were required to take 2 years
    > of P.E. to graduate from high school.
    >
    > Does this sound like too much?

    In my experience it was 4 years, twice a week. I don't there
    should be less PE, more would be healthier, but I doubt many
    high schools would schedule in more time than that. Too bad
    because the need is great.


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