Posted May 7, 2003 by Dengarm
If you take a even remotly phisically active activity under guidence of a professional for at leat four hours a week and have them sign then it will count for your PE credit. My friend did this with karate, someone I know did it with horse back riding, someone did it with dance classes. Aerobics work too. Stage combat is what I am in, so I assume fencing would work as well. Any personal trainer would count. One of my friend even got away with taking a course in clowning because it included tumbling.
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Posted May 7, 2003 by Andrew
I've never heard of doing this, my school didn't offer it as an alternative.
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Posted May 7, 2003 by chickadee (wheee!)
my school made it extremely difficult to get out of gym with extracurricular acticities (i was swimming about 8 hours a week with a club team, and they still made me do PE) but you can get out by doing marching band for three years 
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