[This is a nice start but still I would like to see the public demand that bike riding should be safe for kids, as a healthy and active life style cannot be contained just to school grounds and school hours.]<\/p>\n
GLEN BURNIE, MD (September 29, 2009) \u2013NFL Network teamed up with Maryland Governor Martin O\u2019Malley, Verizon FiOS TV and the Baltimore Ravens today to kick off the Keep Gym in School program in Anne Arundel County public schools and officially inaugurate newly-refurbished Physical Education facilities at Corkran Middle School in Glen Burnie.
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\n\u201cThe health of our children is among our highest priorities, and we all hold a responsibility to address issues like childhood obesity,\u201d said Governor O\u2019Malley. \u201cWe\u2019re working hard to reverse the trend here in Maryland and welcome the support of NFL Network through its comprehensive Keep Gym in School program. We\u2019re laying the groundwork now for a bright and healthy future.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cThe numbers can\u2019t be ignored \u2013 childhood obesity rates have tripled since 1980. We have to make it a priority now to teach young people how to be healthy and fit. And one of the best places to reach them is in school,\u201d said Jamie Dukes. \u201cThat\u2019s why NFL Network is expanding the reach of \u2018Keep Gym in School\u2019 to help more kids have access to physical activity in school.\u201d [This is a nice start but still I would like to see the public demand that bike riding should be safe for kids, as a healthy and active life style cannot be contained just to school grounds and school hours.] GLEN BURNIE, MD (September 29, 2009) \u2013NFL Network teamed up with Maryland Governor Martin O\u2019Malley, … <\/p>\n
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