Amends Tennessee physical activity requirements for students, excluding electronic device use and walking to class from physical activity definitions.
Tennessee HB2027 amends the state's physical activity requirements for students. It excludes time during which a student is permitted to use an electronic device from the calculation of physical activity. Additionally, it allows teachers to prevent students from participating in physical activity to improve behavior. The bill redefines physical activity to include walking, jumping rope, playing volleyball, structured movement breaks, and time spent in physical education classes when students are physically active.
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