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Physical Education Model Content Standards for California Public Schools Kindergarten Through Grade Twelve (2005)
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The physical education model content
standards represent the essential skills and
knowledge that all students need to maintain
a physically active, healthy lifestyle. California
law clearly establishes the priority of physical
education instruction. Education Code Section
51210 requires 200 minutes of physical education
every ten school days for students in
grades one through six. Education Code Section
51222 provides for 400 minutes of physical
education every ten school days for students
in grades seven through twelve.
The model content standards provide guidance
for developing physical education programs
by identifying what each student in
California should know and be able to do at
each grade level. With adequate instruction
and sustained effort, students in every school
should be able to achieve the standards. Some
students with special needs may require appropriate
accommodations, adaptations, and
modifications to meet the standards. Decisions
about how best to teach the standards are left
to teachers, schools, and local educational
agencies.
Postion Paper on Physical Education Standards:
 Position Paper on PE Standards (PDF)
California Community Colleges - Handbook Adapted Physical Education Project Handbook of Guidelines and Standards
California Community Colleges - Adapted Physical Eduction Handbook 2002.pdf
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