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Health
Credit: ½ Grade: 9
Course Length: ½ Term Health is designed to introduce the concepts
and practices involved in good physical, mental and social well-being.
Emphasis will be placed on the following areas:
alcohol and drug abuse, safety and accident prevention, emotional health
and mental disorders, human sexuality, nutrition,
and violence prevention. Physical
Education I
Credit: ½ Grade: 9
Course Length: ½ Term The Physical Education I course introduces the basic
concepts of team sports with emphasis on mastery of basic fundamental skills,
knowledge of rules and regulations of play and safety, and development of
favorable attitudes toward fitness through participation in team sport
activities. PHYSICAL EDUCATION II: WEIGHT TRAINING AND CONDITIONING Credit: 1 Grade: 10, 11, 12 Course Length: Term Prerequisite: P.
E. I. Physical Education II is designed for the advanced
physical education student with emphasis on weight training and conditioning. PHYSICAL EDUCATION II: DANCE AND AEROBICS Credit: l Grade: 10,
11, 12
Course Length: Term Prerequisite:
P. E. I. Physical Education II is designed for the
advanced physical education student with emphasis on aerobics and conditioning. PHYSICAL EDUCAITON II: DUAL/TEAM SPORTS Credit: l Grade: 10,
11, 12
Course Length: Term Prerequisite:
P. E. I. Physical Education II is designed for the advanced
student with emphasis on skill development.
Activities will be of an individual or dual nature and team sports. PHYSICAL EDUCATION III: ADVANCED WEIGHT TRAINING Credit: l Grade: 10,
11, 12
Course Length: Term Prerequisite:
P. E. II , weight training and conditioning. An advanced individuated weight program for
each student will be developed with emphasis on his/her individual sports
interests. SPORTS
OFFICIATING Credit: l Grade: 11,
12
Course Length: Term Prerequisite:
P. E. I and P. E. II. This course is designed to give students an
introduction to the rules of the major sports.
Students gain experience in officiating a variety of sports.
The skills learned in this course could lead to a career in high school,
college (NCAA or NAIA), or professional sports officiating.
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