Okla. Stat. tit. 70, § 70-24-100c
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Physical fitness assessment software program - Pilot
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schools.
A. The State Department of Education and the State Department
of Health shall facilitate the development of a physical fitness
assessment software program customized for public schools in this
state that has the capability to track the five components of
student health-related physical fitness, including:
1. Aerobic capacity;
2. Muscular strength;
3. Muscular endurance;
4. Flexibility; and
5. A weight status assessment that includes measurement of
height and weight, calculation of body mass index (BMI) for age, and
plotting of these measures on standard growth charts.
The software program shall have the capability of creating a
confidential individual student report for parents that includes an
explanation of the data. In addition, the software program shall be
developed and made accessible to school districts at no cost.
B. The State Department of Health in consultation with the
State Department of Education and the Governor’s Council on Physical
Fitness and Sports shall select at least fifteen elementary schools
statewide to pilot the software program during the 2008-2009 school
year. Pilot schools shall assess all participating students in
grades three, four and five. No school selected to participate in
the pilot program shall be required to utilize the software program.
No student shall be required to participate in the assessment if a
parent or guardian of the student objects in writing. The purpose
of the pilot shall be to:
1. Evaluate methods for administering the physical fitness
assessment to students;
2. Evaluate methods for reporting to parents;
3. Evaluate the software program to ensure that it provides for
the collection of data by school district in an efficient and cost-
effective manner; and
4. Evaluate the usefulness of the health-related fitness
testing manual.
A. The State Department of Education and the State Department
of Health shall facilitate the development of a physical fitness
assessment software program customized for public schools in this
state that has the capability to track the five components of
student health-related physical fitness, including:
1. Aerobic capacity;
2. Muscular strength;
3. Muscular endurance;
4. Flexibility; and
5. A weight status assessment that includes measurement of
height and weight, calculation of body mass index (BMI) for age, and
plotting of these measures on standard growth charts.
The software program shall have the capability of creating a
confidential individual student report for parents that includes an
explanation of the data. In addition, the software program shall be
developed and made accessible to school districts at no cost.
B. The State Department of Health in consultation with the
State Department of Education and the Governor’s Council on Physical
Fitness and Sports shall select at least fifteen elementary schools
statewide to pilot the software program during the 2008-2009 school
year. Pilot schools shall assess all participating students in
grades three, four and five. No school selected to participate in
the pilot program shall be required to utilize the software program.
No student shall be required to participate in the assessment if a
parent or guardian of the student objects in writing. The purpose
of the pilot shall be to:
1. Evaluate methods for administering the physical fitness
assessment to students;
2. Evaluate methods for reporting to parents;
3. Evaluate the software program to ensure that it provides for
the collection of data by school district in an efficient and cost-
effective manner; and
4. Evaluate the usefulness of the health-related fitness
testing manual.
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