Connecticut's Physical Fitness Assessment
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Physical fitness is an important component of Connecticut's overall educational program goals. It is expected that by the end of Grade 12 students will recognize the importance of and choose to participate regularly in physical activities designed to maintain and enhance healthy lifestyles. The Connecticut Physical Fitness Assessment (CPFA) is evidence of a commitment to the physical development of Connecticut's students, as well as a commitment to focusing on outcomes and specific performance objectives. Physical fitness should be a result of the balance of activities that are provided in the physical education programs at school and continued by the family and in other community activities. This assessment should not be the focus of the entire physical education curriculum or program. The assessment should be a part of the ongoing process of helping children understand and improve and/or maintain their physical health and well-being. |
What is The Health Level? What am I tested in? Aerobic Endurance = Mile Run/PACER Test Muscular Strength = 90 Degree Pushups Muscular Strength = Partial Curlups Flexibility = Sit and Reach |
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Connecticut Fitness Test
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