North Dakota HB1621 mandates the presidential physical fitness test in physical education courses for elementary, middle, and high schools, with.

North Dakota HB1621 requires elementary, middle, and high schools to include the presidential physical fitness test in their physical education courses. The bill mandates half a unit of physical education each school year, with a concept-based fitness class every four years focusing on personal fitness assessment and improvement. Exceptions to the test are provided. The bill also outlines the curriculum for various subjects, including English, mathematics, social studies, science, health, fine arts, and career and technical education.

North Dakota HB1621 mandates the presidential physical fitness test in physical education courses for elementary, middle, and high schools, with.

North Dakota HB1621 requires elementary, middle, and high schools to include the presidential physical fitness test in their physical education courses. The bill mandates half a unit of physical education each school year, with a concept-based fitness class every four years focusing on personal fitness assessment and improvement. Exceptions to the test are provided. The bill also outlines the curriculum for various subjects, including English, mathematics, social studies, science, health, fine arts, and career and technical education.