Health/Physical Education 9-Required 9th grade
Health The main emphasis of this class will be to understand the importance of
individual health and wellness. Units of study will include: First aid, nutrition,
alcohol, smoking and other drug prevention, as well as, communicable and noncommunicable
disease.
Physical Education (P.E.) 9 This course is an introduction to sport and fitness
activity. Typically a freshman class, the basic fundamentals of sports including
softball, football, volleyball, floor hockey, basketball, track and field, fitness
walking, and other activities will be divided into two week units. The activity
ranges from low to medium impact. It is expected that each student dress and
fully participate in the prescribed lesson during each class period.

Lifetime Fitness/Sports-Elective 9th-12th
This course is a combination of sport games and other activities that promote a
wide range of fitness activities that be utilized through a lifetime. Class content
includes team sports, rhythmic activities, individual sports, and racquet and paddle
sports. This class is meant to introduce students to activities and goes beyond
normal physical education class content. The activity ranges from low to medium
impact. It is expected that each student dress and fully participate in the
prescribed lesson during each class period.

Bigger, Faster, Stronger (BFS)-Elective
This system of high level weight training along with speed, endurance, and
leadership training is recommended for students that are interested in a high
energy atmosphere. Core lifts involving the squat, dead lift, power clean, and
bench press are required on the prescribed workout day. Endurance, footwork
drills, plyometrics, and speed work/testing are also a part of a regular routine.
The activity ranges from high to very high impact. It is expected that each
student (regardless of the seasonal sport in which you are participating) dress and
fully participate in the prescribed lesson during each class period. It is also highly
recommended that students that are unfamiliar with this course seek out the
instructor to discuss the physical requirements needed to perform in this class.

Lifetime Sports-Elective
This course involves a series of sports that will be organized in a team fashion.
Sports such as floor hockey, softball, basketball, indoor/outdoor football,
volleyball, soccer, and other activities are organized into two week units. The
activity ranges from medium to high impact. It is expected that each student
(regardless of the seasonal sport in which you are participating) dress and fully
participate in the prescribed lesson during each class period.