Anonymous wrote:Is there any course work, like for a health component? Or just the physical activity?

Yes there is course work- answering Qs about healthy habits and rising freshman have to pass cpr via a zoom test

Is there any course work, like for a health component? Or just the physical activity?

Anonymous wrote:Can an activity count for summer PE? Like a skating class or something?

Many kids make up the activity, I hear. They know how to photoshop their apple watch/garmin/fitbit data.

Anonymous wrote:For PE taken over the summer, how long is the session? How many days per week? TIA.

When my DD took it virtually a few years ago it was 5 days a week for about 5 weeks. Easy A.

https://www.apsva.us/curriculum/virtual-instruction/summer-new-work-for-credit-courses/
Virtual Virginia Calendar:
Cohort 1:
Instruction: June 2 – July 10, 2026
Withdrawal Deadline: June 4, 2026 by 3pm
Cohort 2:
Instruction: June 16 – July 24, 2026
Withdrawal Deadline: June 19, 2025 by 3pm

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:For PE taken over the summer, how long is the session? How many days per week? TIA.

Differs between the in person APS option and fully virtual option. APS in person option is 5 days a week for 2 or 3 weeks? Virtual is longer and there is a lot more flexibility.

All this info is on APS website. You can see the schedule from last summer.

If you have it can you post a link? I've looked at see several different things, including one link saying virtual doesn't exist anymore since the pandemic.

Anonymous wrote:For PE taken over the summer, how long is the session? How many days per week? TIA.

Differs between the in person APS option and fully virtual option. APS in person option is 5 days a week for 2 or 3 weeks? Virtual is longer and there is a lot more flexibility.

All this info is on APS website. You can see the schedule from last summer.

Anonymous wrote:I had my kid do in-person normal PE because the rest of her schedule is so difficult that i thought PE would be a nice break from her AP and intensified classes. I was right. So consider that.

Again people assume kids are doing this to pack in another academic class. I wouldn’t encourage that.

My daughter wanted to do theater and choir and didn’t want to have to choose between the two. Loves both classes and both are really something she looks forward to in her schedule.

Most of the kids I know in real life who have done it it’s to double up on arts electives.

For PE taken over the summer, how long is the session? How many days per week? TIA.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I had my kid do in-person normal PE because the rest of her schedule is so difficult that i thought PE would be a nice break from her AP and intensified classes. I was right. So consider that.

This was our thinking, too. Our kid did Econ/personal finance over the summer and PE during the school year.

A great idea. Thank you.