Physical education curriculum; require full implementation in all K-12 schools.

HB 1088 requires Mississippi public K-12 schools to fully implement a physical education curriculum aligned with the state's framework. It mandates specific requirements: 150 minutes weekly of physical activity for K-8 students, a half-credit in physical education for high school graduation (starting 2015-2016), and hands-on CPR/AED training as part of the curriculum. Schools failing to comply would face reduced state education funding tied to their physical education spending. The law directly affects all Mississippi public K-12 schools and aims to increase student physical activity through standardized programming.