PE & Foreign Language in High School

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It was once suggested for my son to take PE in summer school so that way he shows up dressed out and doesn't have to change at school and it is over with in only a few weeks. You might also want to see if your school district will allow the correspondence PE course from Texas Tech University Independent School District. I do know often some school district will allow these courses at this is a TEA accredited school district and the course are aligned with the same TEKS as other public school. You can check it out online. This can be another option for your foreign language or you might even want to consider American Sign Language. My son had lots of problems with the sign language as it required many of the hand gestures and facial

expressions that many with Asperger's/Autism are lacking. Many schools and colleges consider this as a foreign language.Good Luck