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Our Video of the Week Burpee Ladder It’s official. The patches are back. Following the July 2025 executive order reinstating the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition, the Presidential Physical Fitness Award has returned to American gymnasiums. For some, this brings a wave of nostalgia (and perhaps memories of the shuttle run). For PE … Read more
Welcome back. The gym floor has been freshly waxed (hopefully), the equipment closet is organized (maybe), and you have successfully survived the first cup of coffee in the staff lounge. But for many PE teachers, January signals the start of something less pleasant: The Testing Window. Whether it is your state-mandated fitness test or the … Read more
When Schools Ban Student Electronics A significant shift is underway across American education. As of November 2025, 34 states and Washington, D.C., have signed or enacted laws and policies restricting student cell phone usage in K-12 classrooms. States including Florida, New York, Texas, Georgia, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Alabama, and Virginia have implemented “bell-to-bell” bans, prohibiting … Read more
Physical education stands at the crossroads of educational innovation and technological stagnation. While mathematics, literacy, and science classrooms have witnessed an explosion of EdTech solutions transforming student learning experiences, PE programs remain largely untouched by meaningful technological advancement. Beyond a handful of companies like PhysednHealth and heart rate monitoring systems from Polar and Garmin, the … Read more
As we approach the 2025-2026 school year, Physical Education (PE) in the USA is undergoing a radical transformation. Gone are the days when “gym class” was solely about lap running. By 2026, PE is predicted to be a data-informed, inclusive, and technology-rich discipline focused on holistic wellness and lifelong movement identity. Based on emerging reports from industry leaders … Read more
It is the final week. The students are vibrating with sugar and holiday anticipation. The assembly schedule is wreaking havoc on your class periods. You are counting the minutes until the final bell rings on Friday. You think, “Once I get to break, I’ll finally relax.” But for many Physical Education teachers, “break” doesn’t feel … Read more
It is the second week of December. Grades are due soon. And then, the inevitable email arrives: “My son is the star quarterback. How is he getting a B in Gym?” Or perhaps: “My daughter says she tries her hardest every day. Why is she failing?” For decades, Physical Education has relied on the “Participation … Read more
It’s December 2nd, and the air is already thick with the familiar tension of the approaching semester’s end. For many teachers, this time of year brings a specific kind of stress: the “Data Demand.” Suddenly, administrators are asking for concrete proof of student growth, wanting to see the numbers, the graphs, the tangible evidence that … Read more
It is a familiar scene for many Physical Education teachers: The turkey is in the oven, football is on the TV, and family is gathering in the living room. But where are you? You’re likely at the kitchen table, surrounded by stacks of clipboards or an endless Excel spreadsheet, trying to finalize pre-assessment data before … Read more
If you walk into almost any school in the U.S. today, you’ll likely hear talk of reducing homework—or eliminating it entirely. The calls for “no homework” policies are getting louder, with advocates arguing that kids deserve more free time and less stress. But beneath the surface, the disappearance of homework could be setting our students … Read more
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