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Active Schools Us
DECEMBER 18, 2023
It has been a year filled with growth, collaboration, and impactful initiatives that have brought us closer to our mission of ensuring the integration of evidence-based physical activity programs into every student’s PK-12 education. Together, we encouraged schools nationwide to embrace the benefits of active learning.
Active Schools Us
AUGUST 3, 2022
Since the widespread school closures to prevent COVID-19 transmission in March 2020, CDC has created new channels for collecting data to monitor the pandemic’s impact. Baseline data were collected from October through November 2020, with follow-up data collection in March and April 2021.
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Physical Education Ideas
FEBRUARY 24, 2024
Patrick's Day-themed games will have your students feeling the luck and joy of the Irish while getting active and building valuable skills. The Games: Leprechaun Gold Rush (Kindergarten to Grade 2 - Run and Collect Game): Description: Scatter gold-colored balls (Leprechaun gold) around the gym. Patrick's Day gold?
SHAPE America
NOVEMBER 3, 2022
This expansion helps introduce the sport at younger ages (which mirrors the growth of the sport across the country) and helps reinforce many of the transferable skills that students are learning at those grade levels — but in a new way, with a new activity. The other standards are outcomes you could address using similar activities.
SHAPE America
AUGUST 11, 2022
Enter the interview armed with the knowledge you’ve collected and be prepared to answer. a digital age, and it’s no longer a question of if you need to connect through social media, it’s more a matter of how. This isn’t possible, though, unless we are actively seeking empowerment for our own journey. We live in.
FACTS Management
FEBRUARY 26, 2024
In our digital age, schools increasingly store student information online, which presents new risks and challenges. Firewalls and intrusion detection systems allow us to monitor and protect against suspicious activities. Input from customers isn’t just collected. Your school regularly collects sensitive student information.
Stanford Childrens
NOVEMBER 21, 2023
Isaac Diaz, age 18, was tired of epilepsy and cerebral palsy ruling his life. When his seizures started coming more frequently out of nowhere at age 15—first every six weeks, then four weeks, then weekly—he took the initiative to research a solution: an extremely complex surgery offered by neurosurgeons at Stanford Medicine Children’s Health.
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