Dean Britt , Department Chair

Mike Adams

Matt Fralick

Rachel Hanson

FRESHMAN/SOPHOMORE BLOCK

FRESHMAN COED
SOPHOMORE COED
These courses introduce the cognitive and mechanical concepts of team, individual, and rhythmical activities. The concepts of aerobic fitness and weights are also introduced. All students are required to take one semester of Health during the sophomore year.

Semesters: 3
Credit: 1/4 Level: 9, 10

HEALTH
Curriculum content is intended to provide the principles and guidelines of mental health, human growth and development, drug use and abuse, human sexuality, personal health habits and dental hygiene, nutrition, diet and exercise, consumer health and health careers, prevention and control of diseases, human ecology and environmental health, first aid and disaster survival. This course is required for graduation.

Semesters: 1
Credit: 1/2 Level: 10

JUNIOR/SENIOR BLOCK

The following courses apply the concepts learned in the Freshman/Sophomore Block. Students select one course each semester. Courses may be selected more than once.

JUNIOR/SENIOR COED
This course offers opportunities to participate in team and individual activities such as softball, aerobic fitness, bowling, and net games. Fees are required for off campus activities.

Semesters: 1
Credit: 1/4 Level: 11, 12

JUNIOR/SENIOR GIRLS
JUNIOR/SENIOR BOYS
These courses are not coeducational. They offer opportunities to participate in activities similar to those described in Junior/Senior Coed.

Semesters: 1
Credit: 1/4 Level: 11, 12

WEIGHTS AND CONDITIONING
This coed course offers a combination of weight lifting and varied conditioning activities.

Semesters: 1
Credit: 1/4 Level: 10, 11, 12

TOTAL BODY FITNESS
This course offers aerobic conditioning activities; stretching and strengthening; and, cognitive concepts.

Semesters: 1
Credit: 1/4 Level: 11, 12

ORCHESIS
This coed, creative dance course provides an opportunity to focus on performance skills. Students are required to participate in an evening recital in order to receive credit.

Semesters: 1
Credit: 1/4 Level: 11, 12

OFF CAMPUS PHYSICAL EDUCATION
This coed course offers opportunities not available on campus. Representative activities include: golf, bowling, roller blading, frisbee golf, sand volleyball, indoor soccer, X-country skiing, canoeing, and ice skating. Fees are required. The class meets five periods per week: double periods two days a week and a single period one day a week.

Semesters: 1 Prerequisites: C average in other PE Credit: 1/4 classes and Department Approval
Level: 11, 12

ALTERNATIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION

ADAPTIVE PHYSICAL EDUCATION
This coed course is designed to meet the individualized needs of participants.

Semesters: 1 Prerequisites: Physician Referral
Department Recommendation
Credit: 1/4 Level: 9, 10, 11, 12