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New Braunfels, Texas, Introduces PE Program for Homeschooled Children

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Published on August 10, 2024
New Braunfels, Texas, Introduces PE Program for Homeschooled ChildrenSource: City of New Braunfels

Families looking to keep their homeschooled kids active this fall have a new option with Das Rec Homeschool Physical Education in New Braunfels, Texas. According to the City of New Braunfels latest announcement, Das Rec is launching a set of physical education activities specifically designed to provide homeschooled children the opportunity to engage in physical exercise, social development, and the learning of sportsmanship values.

The initiative, which comes with a $25 price tag per session, is not just about keeping the kids moving; it's also a way to satisfy physical education credits required in the academic curriculum. Sessions are divided by age group, catering to children from 5 to 10 years old and those from 11 to 14 with classes every Tuesday and Thursday, Das Rec shares the specific timing for each group: the younger kids attend from 10:30 to 11:30 am, while the older ones take over from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm, making it easy for parents to schedule around these slots.

This PE program spans three months, starting on September 3 and running through to November 28, with a break during the week of Thanksgiving to allow for holiday traditions states a release on the City of New Braunfels government's official website. It's a comprehensive schedule meant to offer flexibility and consistency to homeschooling families seeking structured physical activities for their children outside the confines of the traditional school system.

For those interested in enrolling their kids, registration details are available on the City of New Braunfels government website, with instructions on how to sign up and what to expect during the sessions that are designed to teach more than just physical skills, but also to instill a sense of teamwork and healthy competition among participants. The program aims to strike a balance between fun and exercise, promoting a healthy lifestyle that can benefit the youngsters long after they've left the playground, moving them toward a way of living that prizes both bodily health and social interaction.