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June 16 Bonus Edition/2014
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| NJAHPERD BOARD MEMBERS | |
JoAnn Doherty, President
Jackie Malaska, Executive Director
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| A message from your president |
 What a challenging school year this has been for us all! I truly want to thank you on behalf of your students and the profession, for your dedication and professionalism. You have gone above and beyond to ensure that you are providing the best curriculum, instruction and assessment possible! Before you leave for the summer, I urge you to think ahead and submit your required PD paperwork so that you can take advantage of the fabulous PD events for 2014-2015 school year. Our Executive Board has been working diligently to be able to provide you with dates, sites and session descriptions so that you can decide what events best meet your needs. We have even scheduled 2 Driver Education workshops in August. Space is filling up fast, so register early and take advantage of the scholarships available before July 1st . PD Events  We continue to gather momentum for our newly introduced Certification Bill A3256. The bill was introduced by Assemblyman Diegnan (D18) and we anticipate a co-sponsor very soon. We are also working on the Recess Bill S1594, reintroduced by Senator Turner (D15). We will need your help to move these bills forward. Please make time this summer to visit your local office and advocate for the 2 bills. I would be happy to join you if you would like to have a conversation with them regarding the importance of quality health and physical education!
Finally, come visit me at the Barclays Fed-Ex Golf Tournament, from August 19-24th, at Ridgewood Country Club, Paramus, NJ. I will be at the entrance in the "Will Call" trailer. A great day out, before school starts up again, for the whole family to relax, have fun and meet some great people. Call the NJAHPERD office if you would like to purchase tickets. Best wishes for a healthy, happy and relaxing summer. JoAnn Doherty NJAHPERD President
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| Call for Proposals 2015 Annual Convention | |
Speakers Needed!
NJAHPERD invites you to submit a presentation proposal for the 2015 Annual Convention. This convention will be held at the Ocean Place Resort & Spa on the beachfront in Long Branch, NJ on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, February 22 - 24, 2015. Convention programming is based primarily on this annual "Call for Proposals" bringing practical and relevant information to HPERD professionals and students. By featuring you and your peers as presenters, NJAHPERD provides convention attendees with the strongest forum for information exchange, problem solving, and networking on the state level.
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| Congratulations NJAHPERD Scholarship Recipients! | |
 President JoAnn Doherty represented NJAHPERD recently at the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association's 21st Annual Scholar Athlete Program. She presented 3 NJAHPERD scholarships of $500 each to the following Seniors: Jennifer Ramirez from Bogota High School, Erica Di Pasquale from Paramus High School and Mackenzie Huber from Wildwood High School. NJAHPERD thanks all health and physical education teachers and coaches for all you do each and everyday for our students to lead healthy and positive productive lifestyles. Thank you to NJSIAA for hosting this wonderful event!
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| FitnessGram Grants Available for September! | |
NJAHPERD has received funding from the NJDOH for web-based FitnessGram10 and training. If your school is still using the President's Fitness Challenge, it's time to change. Imagine engaging your students in activities to help them appreciate the benefits of fitness through goal setting and improvement. They will even understand WHY they should participate in lifetime fitness! Apply today so that you are ready to implement the program in September!
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| $1000 Mini- Grants Available for Your H & PE Program | |
NJAHPERD is pleased to announce the availability of mini-grants. The mini grant provides financial assistance up to $1000 for new program development or to expand an existing program. Grants may be used to purchase equipment, software, or other materials that focus on student learning in Health, Physical Education, Recreation or Dance. Grant application deadline is September 30th. Priority will be given to grants that address physical activity before school.
Mini-Grant APPLICATION
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| New PE Standards & Outcomes Offer More Guidance Than Ever Before | |
SHAPE America (Society of Health & Physical Educators) Physical education teachers across the country now have access to the fundamental tools they need to provide their students with quality physical education programs. AAHPERD is proud to announce that the new National Standards & Grade-Level Outcomes for K-12 Physical Education are now posted on-line. |
| NJ Educator Resource Exchange | |
NJDOE
Check out year-long pacing guides and instructional units for grades K - 12 aligned to the Common Core State Standards. MORE
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Summer PD Opportunity
2014 Physical Education and Wellness Summit | 
July 19, 2014
Are you looking for a new professional development opportunity this summer? Interested in learning about FUNctional Fitness, the Common Core Connection in Physical Education, or the Let's Move! Active Schools initiative? Join us for these presentations and more at the 2014 Physical Education and Wellness Summit!
The theme is "Moving Forward Together" and featured presenters include Chip Candy (former AAHPERD National Middle School Teacher of the Year) and Judy LoBianco (2013 AAHPERD National Physical Education Administrator of the Year), among others!
Who: K-12 Physical Educators, Administrators, and University Professors
When: July 19, 2014
Where: Columbia University, New York NY
Why: Professional development, networking, and fun!
Click on the links below for more information and to register - and please share with your colleagues!
We are excited to partner with Columbia University, NJAHPERD, Polar, Accusplit, and the Cartoon Network to provide this exciting event to support physical educators and wellness professionals!
Hope to see you in New York this summer! Please contact us with any questions about the Physical Education & Wellness Summit at 1-800-SPARK PE or spark@sparkpe.org. |
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Additional Summer Conferences
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The primary purpose of the National Physical Education Institute is to provide participants with tools, strategies, and information on how to develop a K-12 curriculum aligned with student assessment.
Location: Sherrill Center, UNC Asheville, 227 Campus Drive, Asheville, NC 28804 MORE
Start the 2014-2015 with new programs and curriculum for your driver education students.
Scholarships available until JULY 1st!
Driver Education Conferences are scheduled in the North and South for your convenience.
August 25, 2014, Maple Shade High School, Maple Shade Township, NJ
August 26, 2014, Westfield High School, Westfield, NJ
Submit your PD request BEFORE you leave for the Summer!
25th Anniversary Lake Conference for K-8 PE
"It's the Kids that Count"
September 26 - 28, 2014
Happiness Is Camping
Gramercy Lake, Hardwick, NJ
"A Day in the Life of a Let's Move Active School!"
October 20, 2014
Eisenhower Middle School
Wyckoff, NJ
Future Professionals Workshop
November 2, 2014
Ocean Township Intermediate School
Ocean, NJ
NJEA Convention
"Standing Strong for Public Education"
November 6 & 7, 2014
Atlantic City Convention Center
Health Conference K-12
"Empowering Mind, Body and Spirit"
December 8, 2014
Crowne Plaza Hotel
Monroe, NJ
NJAHPERD 96th Annual Convention
"Advocacy Moving Forward"
Pre-Convention, February 22, 2015
Convention, February 23-24, 2015
Ocean Place Resort & Spa
Long Branch, NJ
WEBINARS:
Time: 3:00-4:00 pm EDT
Learn how your community can take action to increase physical activity using the National Physical Activity Plan, a comprehensive set of policies, programs, and initiatives that aim to increase physical activity in all segments of the American population. The Plan aims to create a national culture that supports physically active lifestyles to improve health, prevent disease and disability, and enhance quality of life.
On this webinar, we'll discuss the Plan's recommendations for the parks and recreation sector, public health agencies, and local governments. Attendees will gain a greater understanding of the effects that transportation systems, development patterns, and community design can have on physical activity. You'll also learn how providing access, education, and resources that help local residents incorporate fun and meaningful physical activity into their daily lives can foster real change in the national level of physical activity.
Speakers will include two members of the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors, National Physical Activity Plan Alliance:
--Russell R. Pate, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Exercise Science, Arnold School of Public Health, University of South Carolina
--Jim Whitehead, Executive Vice President/CEO, American College of Sports Medicine
Raising Awareness for Quality Physical Education
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Cost: Free
Physical education (PE) programs are being reduced or eliminated because of budget reductions or the mistaken assumption that less PE time will result in higher academic test scores. Despite all the evidence supporting hte need for quality PE in schools (including academic improvement), teachers still find themselves having to defend their program from elimination.
Have you found yourself in this position? Or do you just want to advocate for quality PE in your child's school or as a proven solution to our national childhood obesity epidemic? Attend our webinar (next week!) and learn about strategies and resources to help advocate for Quality PE wherever you are.
SPARK Wednesday Webinar Series...ARCHIVED webinars
National Health Observances (NHOs) are special days, weeks, or months dedicated to raising awareness about important health topics.
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| FIT2ECSELL | |
"EVERY CHILD STRONGER, EVERY LIFE LONGER" continues to provide the foundation for NJAHPERD's advocacy initiatives! FIT2ECSELL is the most recent of many NJAHPERD targeted movements to promote quality Health and Physical Education in New Jersey schools.
This initiative focuses on developing the first ever state- wide centralized data base for student health-related physical fitness.
Grant funding is available for training and web based FG school site license. APPLICATION |
| How Sugar Affects the Brain | |
Ted-Ed
Have a sweet tooth? This is why - http://bit.ly/1kPzyEQ
Share this. The more we can get this type of information out there, the more we are giving people the opportunity to really think about what and why they are eating the things they are eating.
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| Summer Tips for a Healthy Heart | |
AHA
The arrival of summer means days at the pool, family barbeques, picnics, sports and other outdoor activities. Try these tips this summer to keep your whole family happy and healthy.
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| Added sugar is not so sweet! | |
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Learn what it is, where to find it, and what to replace it with the new AHA infographic!
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Masters athletes face unique physiological and nutritional challenges
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President's Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition
Taking a holistic approach means that in order to achieve a healthy lifestyle, we must pay
close attention to our energy balance equation. In addition to regular physical activity, good
nutrition is also critical to ensuring athletes maintain a competitive edge as they age, and reach
new heights in their sports or recreational activities throughout their lifespan. Proper nutrition
includes staying hydrated and consistently consuming complex carbohydrates, lean proteins,
and healthy fats. When older "masters" athletes are fueled by the right nutrients, they can
achieve better performance outcomes. MORE
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| Experts: Outdoor play should be a key part of kids' activity | |
The Canadian Press via The Province
As children gear up to participate in sports leagues and camps this summer, experts say it's important to ensure time is also devoted for youngsters to enjoy less structured outdoor, active play. Mark Tremblay, chief scientific officer of Active Healthy Kids Canada, has previously described active play as the "overlooked sibling" of the physical activity equation. MORE
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HEALTH EDUCATOR NEWS YOU CAN USE
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| 4th Annual Engaging Strategies for Teaching Adolescent Health Workshop | |
Save the Date!
Friday, October 24th
8:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Blue Heron Pines Golf Club, Galloway Township, NJ
We hope you can join us for 3 dynamic professional development sessions planned especially for Middle & High School Health and P.E. Teachers
- RUTGERS UNIVERSITY'S ANSWER PROGRAM - effective ways to teach human sexuality classes
- Drums Alive Interactive Instructional Session with Susan Toth
- Addressing those difficult lessons on Coping Skills when Dealing with Grief, Loss, Violence & Bullying with Lisa Athan
Registration and More Details will be available September 2014
Have a great summer!
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| Physical activity tied to strong bones, but most teens don't get enough | |
Reuters via Chicago Tribune
Young people who are more active growing up tend to end up with stronger bones, but many older teenagers don't get enough exercise to see those benefits, a recent study found. The good news, researchers said, is that lots of physical activity during childhood seems to set up young adults for years of strong bones, even if they don't exercise much during their teen years. MORE
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| Brain signals link physical fitness to better language skills in kids | |
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign via Medical Xpress
Children who are physically fit have faster and more robust neuro-electrical brain responses during reading than their less-fit peers, researchers report. These differences correspond with better language skills in the children who are more fit, and occur whether they're reading straightforward sentences or sentences that contain errors of grammar or syntax. MORE
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LMAS NJ - 325 schools signed up by June 15, 2014
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Have you registered your school yet? NJAHPERD's goal is 325 schools by June 15, 2014!
Add Let's Move! Active Schools to your end of the year checklist
3 reasons
you want to sign up for Let's Move! Active Schools before the school year is over.
- Rev up your resource library. School is letting out soon, and you are chomping at the bit to beef up your lesson plans for next fall. Make sure Let's Move! Active Schools is on top of your summer reading list. After you sign up to be a champion on www.letsmoveschools.org, you will unlock access to the most comprehensive resource library available to physical educators. Whether your using the CSPAP, PYFP, BOKS or any other program in your curriculum, Let's Move! Active Schools combines effective elements of each, resulting in unprecedented teaching tools, customized support, professional development and technical assistance.
- Access activation grants. "If only I had the budget..." Every P.E. teacher has faced the same financial hurdles. So, what can you do about it? Let's Move! Active Schools has teamed up with grant programs to offer champions the funding to implement innovative physical activity programs that enable students to get moving and reach their full potential. Summer is the perfect time to explore available grant opportunities, draft your proposals and pinpoint deadlines.
- Be part of the MOVEment. Let's Move! Active Schools champions are leaders in a national effort to ensure that all of our nation's kids participate in physical activity before, during and after school for at least 60 minutes every day. Ultimately, if this can be the norm, we are well on our way to making lasting, sustainable change and turning the tide on childhood obesity.
All you have to do is sign up at LetsMoveSchools.org and follow a simple, six-step process to create an active school environment and build support among leadership, staff, families, and other community members. Along the way, you'll have access to free tools and resources to help you take action.
Remember to indicate NJAHPERD for "How did you hear about us?" Register NOW!
Video PSA: Active Kids Do Better- Let's Move! Active Schools
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| Let's Move! Active Schools success stories | |
Let's Move! Active Schools
Watch a video about how Sierra Vista Junior High School got moving and find out how to get kids moving in your school to improve their health, well-being and academic performance. MORE
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| Active Students Perform Better Academically: How Physical Activity Teachers Can Take the Lead | |
Let's Move Active Schools
Three pieces of advice to get students moving from Stella Young, Director of Child Nutrition for Putnam County Schools, West Virginia.
- Help your students understand the benefits and importance of fitness so students can be physically active throughout their lives.
- Build physical activity into everything that you do, even in the classroom, to keep the curriculum fresh and keep students alert.
- Collaborate with the community, school administrators, teaching staff, and school cooks to improve school environmental conditions and create a healthier atmosphere for all students.
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| Get Outside and Play! Summer Physical Activity Tips | |
Let's Move Active Schools
Beautiful weather is in the forecast, and getting outside for some fresh air, sunshine, and a dose of Vitamin D is a great way to get students ready to focus and learn.Here are a few tips:
1. Take Your Students on a "Power Walk"
Get their arms pumping at a 90 degree angle, and take brisk steps. Mark a walking trail on your school grounds if you do not have a track and begin a walking tradition.
2. Use the Playground Equipment as a Form of Exercise
Take the class outside, and as they walk or jog, have their path lead them to the playground. Cross the bars, climb up, climb down, or slide down. Spread the class out to start at different intervals
3. Lead by Example
Participate with your students during the activity breaks. It will help you to refocus and get ready to teach!
4. Get Inspired
Check out our Resource Library
for ideas to keep your students moving throughout the summer!
5. PASS the Test
Use the Physical Activity School Score (PASS) to assess activity at your elementary school and learn about evidence-based school practices that can increase students' moderate to vigorous physical activity.
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| Apply for Recognition | Apply for recognition and celebrate all of the great accomplishments you have made towards becoming a more active school.
Download our web badge for your website to show that your school is now a member of Let's Move! Active Schools and committed to moving more.
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JUMP ROPE AND HOOPS FOR HEART
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| Hoops for Heart and Jump Rope for Heart Links and Resources | 
TAKE ACTION NOW!
If you are NOT a MEMBER of "YOU'RE THE CURE" (American Heart)
PLEASE click here to JOIN and become part of the solution!
MISSION STATEMENT: Our mission is to build healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. That single purpose drives all we do. The need for our work is beyond question.
JUMP FOR A FREE MEMBERSHIP TO AAHPERD??
Register and COMPLETE an AHA Jump Rope or Hoops for Heart event that totals $1,000 or more and receive your FREE AAHPERD membership as a THANK YOU! You can find out more HERE
American Heart Association
WELCOME!! click here...
Links of interest:
Jump Rope and Hoops for Heart Info
Jump Rope and Hoops for Heart Grantwww.aahperd.org/jump
NASPE Standards linking Physical Education to JRFH Register YOUR event: http://www.aahperd.org/jump/AboutJump/eventregistration.cfm  The PULSE online newsletter
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Get a JUMP on things...JR/HFH Exemplary Programming and Coordinator Nominations due in October
|  Have a great Jump Rope or Hoops for Heart Event? Know a fantastic coordinator who goes above and beyond? Nominations are due in October...get a jump on your paperwork and begin gathering needed info today!!
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| Mahala F. Atchison School has record-setting year and raises $41,378 for the American Heart Association! | |
Congratulations!!
For the students of Mahala F. Atchison School in Tinton Falls NJ, February can't come soon enough because with Heart Month comes....Jump Rope for Heart! The American Heart Association's educational-based community service program has become a tradition which has been supported by the entire school community since they first began participating in the program back in 2002. Physical Education Teachers, Lynne Landis and Ed Davis have embraced the program through an interdisciplinary approach in which countless students have been enriched by the education and physical elements of the program. MORE
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| 2012-13 Schools to Beat | |
Congratulations to the Top 10!
Congratulations to the Top 10 Jump Rope For Heart, Hoops For Heart, and Jump Rope & Hoops For Heart (combo events) schools! The following schools raised the most money in their event category across the nation. Thank you so much!
JRFH 2012-2013
School State Gross Raised
French Road Elementary NY $97,384.76
Pleasant Ridge Elementary School IL $64,042.08
Booth Hill Elementary School CT $52,139.02
Chelsea Intermediate School IL $50,071.69
New Hope-Solebury Elementary School PA $48,260.95
Hayward Primary/Intermediate School WI $47,744.56
Kamehameha Elementary School HI $46,280.78
St Benedict's Episcopal Day School GA $42,711.86
Greater Atlanta Christian School GA $41,567.21
H B Whitehorne Middle School NJ $41,430.00
HFH 2012-2013
North Attleboro Middle School MA $69,090.00
Davis Drive Middle School NC $30,118.14
Haverford Middle School PA $26,014.10
Quarry Hill Elementary School PA $25,860.61
Victor Intermediate School NY $24,368.75
Ilchester Elementary School MD $21,102.08
Fallston Middle School MD $20,903.93
Southampton Middle School MD $19,135.00
Patterson Mill Middle/High School MD $18,724.03
Mills Park Middle School NC $17,353.18
JRFH/HFH 2012-2013
Parley's Park Elementary UT $33,975.54
Collegium Charter School PA $33,378.81
Hannah Martin School IL $29,125.57
Holland Hall School OK $27,025.05
Hudson PEP School TX $25,477.86
All Saints Catholic School K-8 TX $23,791.44
Curington Elementary School TX $23,006.63
Henderson Intl. School-Lower Campus NV $22,942.03
S.G. Reinertsen Elementary MN $22,208.63
Hesse Elementary School GA $21,822.37
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| Now available online...the latest edition of The Pulse | |
AAHPERD
The latest edition of The Pulse, SHAPE America's newsletter for the Jump Rope For Heart and Hoops For Heart programs, is now available. Each issue provides access to event best practices, teaching resources, and more!
In this issue:
Tips to build your school's fundraising dollars
See how one school increased student engagement by changing their event to "Hockey For Heart"
Fire up your program with ideas we learned at the National Convention & Expo in St. Louis
Learn best practices from our national award recipients
Use our classroom activities, music playlists and find out how to get more involved next year
Download and share the latest issue (SHAPEAmerica-ThePulse-V14N3.pdf) and view The Pulse archives online at www.shapeamerica.org/jump.
Download and share the latest issue and view The Pulse archives online at www.aahperd.org/jump.
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AHA
June is CPR Awareness Month!!! Here are some ideas for a quick and easy activity for your students and information about what CPR will mean to them as they continue their high school education:
Just 62 seconds could save the life of a family member, loved one, student, coworker, friend or bystander.
June 1-7 is National CPR and AED Awareness Week, a time of year that spotlights how lives can be saved if more Americans know CPR and how to use an AED. Please consider gathering your students and/or faculty to share this short 62 second Hands-Only CPR demonstration video and be a part of our life saving campaign to train One Million Community Lifesavers in One Minute.  | | Hands-Only CPR Demo Video |
By showing the 62 second video your students it will increase their connection to the AHA mission and they can also learn about making a difference just like they do when they participate in Jump Rope and Hoops for Heart. For the CPR training numbers to be valid, we will need a simple roster of attendees (just first and last name) who viewed the video. (roster template) When complete, please scan and email or send the roster to me at 15 Gerald Ave., Red Bank, NJ.
Please keep in mind that....More than 80 percent of sudden cardiac arrests happen in private or residential settings. Unfortunately, only 41 percent of people who experience a cardiac arrest at home, work or in public receive the immediate help that they need before emergency help arrives. You can be the difference between life and death. Hands-OnlyTM CPR can double or even triple a victim's chance of survival, and most often the victim is someone you love or know.
Heroes Aren't Born. They're Trained ... by Learning CPR!
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AHA
Did you know that on Thursday, May 15th, the Assembly Education Committee in Trenton voted unanimously to release the CPR in Schools Bill from the committee. This Bill would require students to receive instruction in CPR and the use of an AED prior to their graduation from high school.
The next step in the process is for the full Assembly to vote on the legislation. Please take a few moments to thank the members of the Assembly Education Committee for voting yes and to encourage your legislators to vote yes when the bill comes up for a vote, which we hope will happen in June. The Senate has not yet moved the legislation, but we hope that they will soon!
Click here to take action now!
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Advocacy is vital to the success of quality health and physical education programs across the country. In order to make an impact on the national policy landscape, we need all members to be strong advocates for the profession and for children.
SHAPE America Advocacy page
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| NJAHPERD Actively Monitors NJ Legislation |
Did you know that NJAHPERD pays a legislative consultant to monitor bills that come forward that affect our profession? We also work closely and seek advice from the AHA Government Relations Director on Health and Physical Education, NJEA and our ShapingNJ partners. |
| Shape of the Nation Infographics | |
SHAPE America (AAHPERD)
Use these infographics on your websites, school newsletters etc. to inform the school community about various aspects of Physical Education in the United States.
1 - School Fitness Assessment
2 - Loopholes Stalling Progress in Physical Education Across the US
3 - States Skip Major Steps That Would Foster Physically Active Students
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| Now available: SHAPE America (AAHPERD) Legislative Action Center Tutorial webinar | |
SHAPE America
Legislative Action Center Tutorial
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| K-6 Certification Bill for PE and HE introduced | |
Assemblyman Diegnan
The K-6 Certification bill for PE and HE was introduced by Asm. Diegnan. The bill is A3256 and can be found here
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Assembly Education Committee
The Assembly Education Committee favorably released A2072. The bill requires public school students to receive instructions in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and use of automated external defibrillator as requirement for high school graduation. The Torok Group was at the hearing and articulated your support position. The bill is now on 2nd reading in the Assembly.
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| Attention Driver Education Teachers | |
NEW Driver Education Conference Start the 2014-2015 with new programs and curriculum for your driver education students.
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Resources and more...
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NJ Teen Safe Driving Coalition
Discover the Coalition's mission and find information about initiatives including Share the Keys, Champion Schools, GDL Game Plan, and driver education. Find a calendar of teen driving-related activities. MORE
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Get the Latest Resources...
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| SHAPE America (formerly AAHPERD) Resources |
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Here's the link to SHAPE America's May Toolbox
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| SPARK Grant Finder Tool | |
SPARK
The SPARK Grant-Finder Tool helps you locate funding for your Physical Education, After school, Early childhood or Coordinated School Health program. Grants can be used for curriculum, teacher training, or equipment. MORE
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| NFL Play60 FG Evaluation Project | |
NFL Playa60
The NFL has teamed up with The Cooper Institute to distribute FG across all NFL markets*. Through the NFL PLAY 60 FG evaluation project, select schools and after-school organizations will be granted the web-based version of FG (10), web-hosting during the course of the grant, one FG Resource Pack, and support from The Cooper Institute. In return, sites will utilize FG to track and report fitness and activity levels. Results from across the country will be used to track factors that influence fitness. MORE
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