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SB 19, 77th R.S.
Relating to health education in public schools and to the improvement of children's health through daily physical activity in public schools and a coordinated approach by public schools to prevent obesity and certain diseases.

Daily exercise required in Texas primary schools.
In Education Week, vol. 20, no. 39, p. 18
By Bess Keller
Publication Date: June 6, 2001
Physical education/health.
In Texas Education News
Publication Date: June 4, 2001
Library Location: Periodicals
Elementary PE rules due for fall 2002.
In Texas Education News
Publication Date: September 17, 2001
Library Location: Periodicals
Legislative news.
In Texas PTA Communicator
Publication Date: October 2001
Library Location: Periodicals
K-6 PE rules receive preliminary okay.
In Texas Education News
Publication Date: January 21, 2002
Library Location: Periodicals
An ounce of prevention: obesity and healthy lifestyles.
In Health Policy Monitor
Publication Date: Summer 2001
Library Location: Periodicals
Elementary PE mandate gets final okay.
In Texas Education News
Publication Date: April 1, 2002
Library Location: Periodicals
Texas requires elementary schools to offer 2-plus hours of physical ed.
In Education Week
Publication Date: April 3, 2002
Library Location: Periodicals
Getting physical: a new fitness philosophy puts gym teachers on the front lines in the battle against childhood obesity.
In Newsweek
Publication Date: February 3, 2003
Library Location: Periodicals
Fat kids on the block: budget woes, tests, curriculum fights hamper physical fitness effort.
In Texas Medicine
Publication Date: April 2003
Library Location: Periodicals
Putting a price on fat: cost of obesity-related illness could overwhelm health care delivery.
In Texas Medicine
Publication Date: April 2004
Library Location: Periodicals
Trimming the fat: poor diet and inactivity hurt children and state's future.
In Fiscal Notes
Publication Date: May 2004
Library Location: Periodicals
Dueling with diabetes.
In Texas Medicine
Publication Date: October 2004
Library Location: Periodicals


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