At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, every student has to take four six-week physical education courses such as swimming, archery or yoga. Across Cambridge, Mass., at Harvard, there’s ...

Purdue News. April 1997. Professors push for more physical education in schools WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. -- At a time when the number of children participating in physical education classes is on the ...

In the other group, a specially trained phys ed teacher visited the school to provide two 50-minute phys ed sessions each week (replacing 100 minutes of the "normal" phys ed, ...

More states are requiring physical education for elementary, middle and high school students, though few require kids to exercise for a specific amount of time. A report released Tuesday by the ...

Up-and-coming freestyle scooter rider, Jacques Honour, talks about some of the skills he is developing to compete in national competitions. ... Physical Education GCSE: ...

George Kourtis, the Toronto public school board’s program co-ordinator of health and physical education/athletics, has a phys-ed and health degree from the University of Toronto and has taught ...

Motorists on Still River Drive in New Milford are noticing 16-foot-high blue sports figures painted in silhouette on a 20,000-square-foot indoor sport and fitness center that is nearing completion ...

A teacher at Traylor Academy in Denver raised money to give kids scooters so they could stay in shape even when PE went virtual. Skip Navigation Share on Facebook ...

The U.S. Education Department recently released guidance for meeting the challenge of providing physical education for students with disabilities.

After 28 years as the physical education teacher at Bryn Mawr Elementary School, ... Physically, my body's kind of done after 33 years of getting on a scooter and off.

Give kids more physical-education classes in school, and they'll be healthier and form good habits for a lifetime. It seems like a simple solution to ever-rising rates of obesity – almost too ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) - New York City's public schools are being accused of dropping the ball when it comes to kids' physical education. Nearly one third of New York City school children have no ...