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  • Schools will use heart rate monitors to determine students' fitness levels.
  • They are paid for with an $800,000 grant.




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  1. health
  2. students
  3. physical education

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Monitors Help Students Improve Fitness

Credit: AP Online
By The Herald-Sun, The Herald-Sun, 4 months, 3 weeks ago
Updated: Jun. 16 4:17 pm

CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -

The Herald-Sun: An $800,000 grant has allowed Chapel Hill-Carrboro physical education teachers to use heart rate monitors to determine the students' fitness levels.

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