Anonymous
Post 06/03/2023 23:21     Subject: Re:PE in Summer
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Anonymous wrote:Only physically active kids should take summer PE to opt out of school-year PE!


My daughter is opting to do the self-directed personal finance course for this reason. My kid, while active, does not play sports and we are following the school's rec to keep PE in freshman year so they have some "room to breathe."


Good decision - Current TJ Parent


My incoming freshman is also doing this (economics and personal finance).


Is it thru acelonline and the course code SGH0210 Economics and Personal Finance?
I was looking for online class. This class runs from 8AM till 2 PM everyday for 4 hours? Is that correct?


There should be a self-paced one through FCPS. Not sure if the sign up deadline has passed.


Yes there is but I think that one is on campus. I was looking for sthg online. But tbe online one seems 4 hours a day is that the case?


The sign-up date for the self-paced class closed on Friday as the class starts on Monday. Don’t know if you can ask for an exception.


Is it completely online? Is the class 4 hours per day? Can you please let me know how many hours needs to be dedicated per day? Thank you


The registration closed May 19 (not Friday—I got the dates mixed up, my apologies). Here’s a link: https://www.fcps.edu/academics/summer-learning/self-directed-economics-and-personal-finance
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2023 22:17     Subject: Re:PE in Summer
Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:Only physically active kids should take summer PE to opt out of school-year PE!


My daughter is opting to do the self-directed personal finance course for this reason. My kid, while active, does not play sports and we are following the school's rec to keep PE in freshman year so they have some "room to breathe."


Good decision - Current TJ Parent


My incoming freshman is also doing this (economics and personal finance).


Is it thru acelonline and the course code SGH0210 Economics and Personal Finance?
I was looking for online class. This class runs from 8AM till 2 PM everyday for 4 hours? Is that correct?


There should be a self-paced one through FCPS. Not sure if the sign up deadline has passed.


Yes there is but I think that one is on campus. I was looking for sthg online. But tbe online one seems 4 hours a day is that the case?


The sign-up date for the self-paced class closed on Friday as the class starts on Monday. Don’t know if you can ask for an exception.


Is it completely online? Is the class 4 hours per day? Can you please let me know how many hours needs to be dedicated per day? Thank you
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2023 21:55     Subject: Re:PE in Summer
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Only physically active kids should take summer PE to opt out of school-year PE!


My daughter is opting to do the self-directed personal finance course for this reason. My kid, while active, does not play sports and we are following the school's rec to keep PE in freshman year so they have some "room to breathe."


Good decision - Current TJ Parent


My incoming freshman is also doing this (economics and personal finance).


Is it thru acelonline and the course code SGH0210 Economics and Personal Finance?
I was looking for online class. This class runs from 8AM till 2 PM everyday for 4 hours? Is that correct?


There should be a self-paced one through FCPS. Not sure if the sign up deadline has passed.


Yes there is but I think that one is on campus. I was looking for sthg online. But tbe online one seems 4 hours a day is that the case?


The sign-up date for the self-paced class closed on Friday as the class starts on Monday. Don’t know if you can ask for an exception.
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2023 18:53     Subject: Re:PE in Summer
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Only physically active kids should take summer PE to opt out of school-year PE!


My daughter is opting to do the self-directed personal finance course for this reason. My kid, while active, does not play sports and we are following the school's rec to keep PE in freshman year so they have some "room to breathe."


Good decision - Current TJ Parent


My incoming freshman is also doing this (economics and personal finance).


Is it thru acelonline and the course code SGH0210 Economics and Personal Finance?
I was looking for online class. This class runs from 8AM till 2 PM everyday for 4 hours? Is that correct?


There should be a self-paced one through FCPS. Not sure if the sign up deadline has passed.


Yes there is but I think that one is on campus. I was looking for sthg online. But tbe online one seems 4 hours a day is that the case?
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2023 18:37     Subject: Re:PE in Summer
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Only physically active kids should take summer PE to opt out of school-year PE!


My daughter is opting to do the self-directed personal finance course for this reason. My kid, while active, does not play sports and we are following the school's rec to keep PE in freshman year so they have some "room to breathe."


Good decision - Current TJ Parent


My incoming freshman is also doing this (economics and personal finance).


Is it thru acelonline and the course code SGH0210 Economics and Personal Finance?
I was looking for online class. This class runs from 8AM till 2 PM everyday for 4 hours? Is that correct?


There should be a self-paced one through FCPS. Not sure if the sign up deadline has passed.
Anonymous
Post 06/03/2023 16:58     Subject: Re:PE in Summer
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Only physically active kids should take summer PE to opt out of school-year PE!


My daughter is opting to do the self-directed personal finance course for this reason. My kid, while active, does not play sports and we are following the school's rec to keep PE in freshman year so they have some "room to breathe."


Good decision - Current TJ Parent


My incoming freshman is also doing this (economics and personal finance).


Is it thru acelonline and the course code SGH0210 Economics and Personal Finance?
I was looking for online class. This class runs from 8AM till 2 PM everyday for 4 hours? Is that correct?
Anonymous
Post 06/02/2023 22:31     Subject: Re:PE in Summer
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Only physically active kids should take summer PE to opt out of school-year PE!


My daughter is opting to do the self-directed personal finance course for this reason. My kid, while active, does not play sports and we are following the school's rec to keep PE in freshman year so they have some "room to breathe."


Good decision - Current TJ Parent


My incoming freshman is also doing this (economics and personal finance).
Anonymous
Post 06/02/2023 14:42     Subject: Re:PE in Summer
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Only physically active kids should take summer PE to opt out of school-year PE!


My daughter is opting to do the self-directed personal finance course for this reason. My kid, while active, does not play sports and we are following the school's rec to keep PE in freshman year so they have some "room to breathe."


Good decision - Current TJ Parent
Anonymous
Post 06/02/2023 14:17     Subject: PE in Summer
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Hello

I have a question for TJ parents. My son will be starting TJ next year and he is planning to take virtual PE in summer. Can you tell me how to register him? What should we do?
Thank you in advance


Talk to your counselor. The virtual Virginia course is great. Highly recommend it.


So Virtual Virginia is acceptedby TJ. My son doesnt need to take it thru FCPS.
Thank you
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2023 11:43     Subject: Re:PE in Summer
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Only physically active kids should take summer PE to opt out of school-year PE!


My daughter is opting to do the self-directed personal finance course for this reason. My kid, while active, does not play sports and we are following the school's rec to keep PE in freshman year so they have some "room to breathe."


Same for my rising freshman— taking person finance over the summer instead of PE.
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2023 11:37     Subject: Re:PE in Summer
Anonymous wrote:Only physically active kids should take summer PE to opt out of school-year PE!


My daughter is opting to do the self-directed personal finance course for this reason. My kid, while active, does not play sports and we are following the school's rec to keep PE in freshman year so they have some "room to breathe."
Anonymous
Post 06/01/2023 09:18     Subject: PE in Summer
Anonymous wrote:Hello

I have a question for TJ parents. My son will be starting TJ next year and he is planning to take virtual PE in summer. Can you tell me how to register him? What should we do?
Thank you in advance


Talk to your counselor. The virtual Virginia course is great. Highly recommend it.
Anonymous
Post 05/31/2023 20:52     Subject: Re:PE in Summer
Only physically active kids should take summer PE to opt out of school-year PE!
Anonymous
Post 05/26/2023 16:21     Subject: PE in Summer
You want to go to ACE Online and look for Health and PE 9:

https://aceclasses.fcps.edu/AcademicSubjectListing.aspx?CategoryID=10516&ProgramID=502&ProgCatgName=Online+Campus&IsCourse=1&SubjectID=10902&AreaName=Summer+Online+Campus+Courses
Anonymous
Post 05/26/2023 15:15     Subject: PE in Summer
Hello

I have a question for TJ parents. My son will be starting TJ next year and he is planning to take virtual PE in summer. Can you tell me how to register him? What should we do?
Thank you in advance