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High School P.E. Drownings Emphasize Need for Supervision
By
Michael Popke,
February 2013
Last year in central Connecticut, at high schools located less than 10 miles apart, two students drowned in supervised physical education swimming classes ...
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Schools Struggle to Find Where Fitness Fits
By
Michael Popke,
December 2011
If you want to know just how desperately educators in New York City are trying to make fitness a priority for their students, look no further than Public School 197 in Queens.
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New Efforts to Revive Structured Physical Education Abound
By
Michael Popke,
April 2011
Most school gymnasiums are filled more often than not these days — hosting much-needed blood drives, fundraisers for vital school and community needs, and revenue-generating offseason sports camps.
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Incident During P.E. Floor Hockey Game Demonstrates Heightened Standard of Care
By
John T. Wolohan,
June 2010
A high-sticking incident during a P.E. floor hockey game demonstrates a heightened standard of care.
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A Gold's Gym Encourages Participation from High School Students
By
Michael Popke,
April 2010
A high school P.E. class gets a no-pressure introduction to Gold’s Gym.
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School Officials Tighten Recess Restrictions
By
Marvin Bynum,
8/1/2006
School officials tighten recess restrictions
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Another PEP Rally
By
Michael Popke,
4/1/2006
The fate of the Carol M. White Physical Education Program was once again in jeopardy at the 2006 National P.E. Day.
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A Special Education
By
Marvin Bynum,
1/1/2006
New Mexico State University, with the help of Scott Pedersen, allows graduate students to earn a master's degree in education with an emphasis in Adapted Physical Education.
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Hand in Hand
By
Marvin Bynum,
8/1/2005
For these students in Oregon, exercise is part of their daily classroom routine and their academics are shining because of it.
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PEP Rally
By
Michael Popke,
5/1/2005
The Carol M. White Physical Education for Progress grant, which during the past five years has provided schools across the country with $185 million to help sustain or retain P.E. programs, has become an endangered entity.
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