Is it a good idea for high schools to require students to pass a physical fitness exam to graduate?

Forcing high school students to pass a physical fitness test to graduate is a bit much, honestly. It's just adding more stress to an already intense time in their lives. Imagine you're a senior, stressing out about college apps and exams, and then you've got this fitness test hanging over your head too. It's just too much pressure. Plus, think about the cost. Schools have to shell out money for the tests, the equipment, maybe even training for the teachers. It's a lot of cash that could be used for other things, like books or computers. Students may also need to pay more tuition. Eventually, it would be a financial burden for both of them.