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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sVGYy7Wa1GFfGOtIBD0hi2aPF1cFALzraqiO7BqQC80/edit?usp=sharing

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MEDICAL EXCUSES

“If you are well enough to come to school, you are well enough to dress and participate to the best of your ability that day in physical education”

  • May be excused ONE day with a parent note – it will be treated as an excused absence
  • Excused if you have a written note from a certified Doctor, Physical Therapist, or Athletic Trainer.
  • Note must specify: date, condition, time of removal from activity, and specific activities you can and cannot do.
  • Medical Excuse for over one week = alternate assignment/activities.

WHAT SHOULD MY CHILD WEAR TO CLASS?

Purpose of Changing: Changing clothes for Physical Education may seem like a daunting task, however, the sole purpose of changing is to prevent poor personal hygiene in students. Both foul odor and bacteria growth are negative results of poor personal hygiene; we aim to prevent this!

All students are recommended to change into P.E. clothes [a gray t-shirt, any color athletic pants/shorts that meet the school dress code, athletic shoes, and socks] each day in order to make their PE experience safe, productive, and enjoyable. Tennis shoes are required! And…they must be tied for safety!

**Crocs, boots, sandals, and slip on shoes are not appropriate physical education attire.

Participation and being prepared for class are expectations for learners in physical education.

Locks

All students will also need a combination lock for their P.E. locker. Master Locks can be purchased from the school for $5. Students should bring this lock to their first day of PE.