PE hour requirements are meant to ensure a “baseline level of service” to each public school child, according to Division 22 standards posted on the Oregon Department of Education’s website.
Patrick and Mae Richardson’s students only attained 100 hours of physical activity per week Meanwhile, Jewett and Sams Valley students fell short of the requirement, with only 120 hours per week. “It is a space issue,” Beck said on the district not being able to meet the Oregon Department of Education’s rule that requires students to get 150 minutes of PE a week.Īccording to data from last school year that Beck provided, while Central Point Elementary School racked up the minimum number of required hours per week for grades K-3, fourth and fifth graders attained 225 hours per week, each. That conclusion came from Christine Beck, director of education for District 6, who shared with members of the school board Tuesday a report that showed the district was out of compliance with state school standards in four areas for the 2021-22 school year. While Central Point School District 6 administrators believe the district will be able to come back into compliance on a number of state standards by the end of the current school year, they are not so sure that will happen with physical education at the elementary school level.
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