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    To ensure that every school

    provides a comprehensive

    school physical activity

    program with quality physicaleducation as the foundation so

    that youth will develop the

    knowledge, skills and

    confidence to be physically

    active for a lifetime.

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    $$+3(5'DQG/0,6 The American Alliance for Health,

    Physical Education, Recreation and

    Dance (AAHPERD) supports the goal

    of First Lady Michelle Obamas

    Let's Move campaign.

    Pledge to give teachers, principals,

    superintendents, school boards, and

    parents the support they need tohelp our kids to become more

    physically educated and active in

    school.

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    Comprehensive School PhysicalActivity Program (CSPAP)

    School districts and schools utilize allopportunities for school-based

    physical activity to develop physicallyeducated students who participate inthe nationally-recommended 60+minutes of physical activity each day

    and develop the knowledge, skills, andconfidence to be physically active for alifetime.

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    3(LVWKH)RXQGDWLRQ Physical education is the foundation of aCSPAP. It is the academic subject thatprovides standards-based instruction onmotor/movement knowledge and skills,physical activity and fitness knowledgeand skills, personal and socialresponsibility, and valuing physicalactivity for its many benefits.

    Students become physically educatedthrough the provision of quality physicaleducation and a variety of opportunities

    to practice and enjoy physical activityboth within and outside of school.

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    &63$3*RDOV Provide a variety of school-based physical activity

    opportunities that enable all students to

    participate in at least 60 minutes of moderate-to-

    vigorous physical activity each day.

    Provide coordination among the CSPAPcomponents to maximize understanding,

    application, and practice of the knowledge and

    skills learned in physical education so that all

    students will be fully physically educated and well-

    equipped for a lifetime of physical activity.

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    :K\,PSOHPHQWD&63$3"1. Evidence shows that physically active students have better

    learning readiness, attention, fewer behavior issues, and

    ultimately better academic outcomes.(CDC.The association between school based physical activity, including physical education, and academic performance. Atlanta, GA: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; 2010.)

    2. Children and adolescents need 60 minutes (1 hour) or more

    of physical activity each day.(CDC. Physical Activity for Everyone; http://www.cdc.gov/physicalactivity/everyone/guidelines/children.html.)

    3. Approximately 17% (or 12.5 million) of children and

    adolescents aged 2-19 years are obese.(From: www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/trends.html; data from the National Health and Examination Survey (NHANES).)

    They are more likely than youth of normal weight to become

    overweight or obese adults.(From: www.cdc.gov/healthyyouth/obesity/index.htm; citation: U.S. Surgeon General. Overweight and Obesity: Health Consequences.

    Rockville: MD; 2001.)

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    3K\VLFDO(GXFDWLRQ Implement a standards-based

    curriculum that includes a clearscope and sequence.

    Identify clear objectives (i.e.,

    psychomotor, cognitive, andaffective) for each physicaleducation lesson.

    Provide instruction in a wide

    variety of skills related to sport,lifetime activities, and fitness.

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    Include a healthy living tip or quote aspart of each mornings announcements.

    Provide short (5- to 10-minute) physical

    activity breaks during long stretches ofseated instruction.

    Provide all secondary school students with

    drop-in recess activities so they can beactive during their lunch or free periods.

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    Create safe opportunities for students to walk

    and bike to school in collaboration with

    parents and community organizations.

    Open and supervise physical activity facilities(e.g., weight room and fitness center) for staff

    and student use before and after school.

    Organize physical activity clubs and

    intramural sports to encourage physicalactivity participation by students of all

    abilities.

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    6WDII,QYROYHPHQW Conduct a staff needs assessment to identify

    health-related needs and work with local

    organizations (e.g., hospitals, wellness centers,

    and fitness clubs) to address those needs. Hold walk-and-talk meetings with colleagues.

    Provide staff professional development on

    creating opportunities for physical activity inthe classroom.

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    Include physical education andphysical activity information onthe school website and in eachschool newsletter.

    Invite community participation inspecial events (e.g., Fitness Nightand 5K run/walk).

    Teach students how to usecommunity physical activity

    resources such as the recreationcenter, bike path, and boatingfacility.

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    6FKRRO37$3727RRONLW For use by parent teacher associations or

    organizations to assess the schools current

    comprehensive school physical activity

    program.

    Once the current status is assessed, schools are

    encouraged to set goals to improve their CSPAP.

    A model PTA/PTO resolution is provided forguidance with setting goals for improvement.

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    Component # of Yes answers/#of total items

    Intro Section X/5 (3+ is adequate)

    Physical Education X/4 (*first 4 items are most critical

    items)

    X/9 (5+ is adequate)

    Physical Activity During School X/6 (3+ is adequate)

    Physical Activity Before and After School X/5 (3+ is adequate)

    Staff Involvement X/3 (1+is adequate)

    Family and Community Involvement X/7 (4+ is adequate)

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    Include any successful components,

    highlights, surprises, success stories here.

    Include any photos that youre able to

    gather of students engaging in physical

    education/activity.

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    Include components that need improvement

    here. You can list specific items within these

    components that need improvement as well.

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    &63$3*RDOV(Insert response to Question 4 from Goal Setting document)

    Component:

    Goal

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    &63$3*RDOV Continued

    Goal -

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    &63$3*RDOV Continued

    Goal -

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    +RZ'R:H.HHS*RLQJ" Continued use of

    Lets Move in Schooltoolkit and resources.

    Recognize that it will take

    time to implement a CSPAP. Engage partners and

    supporters.

    Take one step at a time.

    Celebrate successes!