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Aug 20, 2015
situation?
The science teachers (Earth, Life and Physical) in my
middle school were told that we would all need to teach
health classes this year, since P.E. teachers couldn't
schedule it into their time. Health classes are, of
course, a state mandate. The classes will be taught for
30 minutes a day over a nine week period. Our concerns
are two-fold:
1. Not enough instruction time is being given to this
class to meet state mandates.
2. Even though we've been told by the "P.T.B." that we
all are "qualified" to teach health and that everything
is fine on that score--we can find nothing in the GAPSC CAPS system that indicates Science teachers are automatically qualified to teach health.
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