US EditionVirginia governor signs executive order to bring presidential fitness test back to schools
The executive order mandates a task force to guide implementation amid concerns that 38% of children aged 10 to 17 in Virginia are overweight or obese, officials said.
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The presidential physical fitness test could return to Virginia public schools as soon as next fall, as part of an executive order that Governor Glenn Youngkin signed last week. According to Executive Order 55, the Virginia Department of Education is responsible for providing school districts with the guidance needed to implement the physical test. The goal is for local school systems to start using the test at the beginning of the next school y…
Virginia governor signs executive order to bring presidential fitness test back to schools
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