Categorical Monitoring Program CPM Physical Education

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Categorical Monitoring Program (CPM)Physical
Education
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Program Overview
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Program Overview of Physical EducationMonitoring
Requirements

• Established by Chapter 943, Statutes of 2002.
• Began in January 2003.
• To ensure that all pupils have physical education
  instruction afforded them by state and federal
  statute.

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Purpose

• Provide all students with instruction in physical
  education.
• Provide for the required PE minutes mandated in
  law.
• Provide PE elective courses for students who are
  exempted from two years of PE courses (VI PE-1).

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Objectives

• Assures a quality education program
• Accountability for instruction
• Brings clarity on exemptions and waivers

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Funding

• Funding is from general fund accounts, rather
  than categorical funding.

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Desired Outcomes

• All pupils have access to a high-quality,
  comprehensive, and developmentally appropriate
  physical education instruction on a regular basis.

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Statutory Requirements
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Dimension VII Teaching Learning
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VII. Teaching and Learning

• Participants receive core and categorical program
  services that meet their assessed needs.

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Dimension VII Key Question

• Q Are ALL students in grades 1-12 receiving
  instruction in physical education according to
  the minimum requirements outlined in California
  statute ?
• (PE VII- PE 1, PE 2, PE 3)

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VII-PE 1

• Elementary students (grades one through six)
  receive physical education instruction for a
  minimum of 200 minutes each 10 school days.

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VII-PE 2

• Middle school and high school students (grades
  seven through twelve) receive physical education
  instruction for 400 minutes each 10 school days.
  Students in grades seven and eight who attend an
  elementary school receive physical education
  instruction at least 200 minutes every 10 school
  days.

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VII-PE 3

• School districts that maintain a high school
  and elect to exempt pupils from required
  attendance in physical education for two years
  any time during grades ten to twelve, inclusive,
  shall offer those exempted students a variety of
  elective physical education courses, each with a
  minimum of 400 instructional minutes every 10
  school days.

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VII-PE 4

• Provide courses to pupils in grades 9-12,
  that include(1) Effects of physical activity
  upon dynamic health (2) Mechanics of body
  movement (3) Aquatics (4) Gymnastics and
  tumbling (5) Individual and dual sports
• (6) Rhythms and dance (7) Team sports(8)
  Combatives (may include self defense)
• California Code of Regulation, Title 5,
• Section 10060

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VII-PE 5

• Provides instruction in physical education to
  pupils in any of grades 1 to 12, inclusive, by
  physical education teachers who hold appropriate
  teaching credentials issued by the Commission on
  Teacher Credentialing.
• Education Code 33352 (9)

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CPM Visit
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What to Expect During a Visit

• Interviews
• ---District and school Staff
• ---Students and parents
• Document Review
• ---District and school
• Classroom Visitations

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Thank You!

• This concludes the Categorical Program
  Monitoring Presentation on Physical Education.