Physical Education

Grade Level: 9
College Eligibility: none
Recommended coursework: None

A basic course required of all freshmen, which includes instruction in beginning and intermediate skills, basic rules, history and etiquette in a variety of sports. To complete the program, a student must complete the objectives of an activity in each of the following areas: Individual—an activity in which the student performs without the need of another person; Dual—an activity in which a student competes against another student; Team—an activity in which a group of students compete against another group of students; Rhythmic—an activity in which movement is coordinated with music or a rhythmic beat; Aquatic—an activity which covers the basic skills of swimming; Wellness—fundamentals of good health practices are incorporated in activities.

Grade level: 10-12
Recommended background: PE 9
College eligibility: does not meet A-G requirements

The PE 10-12 program is designed for students interested in a variety of physical education activities. Emphasis is placed on refining basic skills and participation. Activities offered may include: aquatics, basketball, badminton, body development, flag football, game management, golf, lacrosse, pickleball, soccer, softball, tennis, track, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, and weight training.

Grade level: 10-12
Recommended background: PE 9
College Eligibility: Does not meet A-G requirements

This course is designed for those students interested in enhancing muscular strength, muscular endurance, and body toning. Also, students will engage in weight lifting and exercises to improve flexibility and cardiovascular fitness. Students will utilize free weights, weight machines, and various training accessories including jump ropes, medicine balls, and flex bands.

Grade level: 10-12
Recommended background: PE 9
College eligibility: does not meet A-G requirements

This course is designed for students interested in developing and enhancing their individual fitness levels. Students will be assessed primarily on their own personal fitness levels using heart rate monitors. This course is set to prepare students for a life of fitness after high school.

Required: Student must be a member of an interscholastic athletic squad. This elective course is limited to students who are members of interscholastic athletic squads, spirit, drill, and auxiliary teams.  10th and 11th grade students may earn their PE credit through a team rather than a regular PE class upon completion of the season. Students will earn up to 5 credits per sport season.

9^th grade students may earn 5 elective credits per Sport Season in the freshman year, not PE credits.