Bill to increase physical education passes
OKLAHOMA CITY - In an attempt to combat childhood obesity, the Oklahoma Senate has passed a bill doubling the amount of class time devoted to physical activity and nutrition programs for the state's youngest students.
The amount of physical activity will increase from 60 minutes a week to 120 minutes a week. The requirement will apply to students in kindergarten through the fifth grade.
Sen. Mary Easley ...
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