Current Classes 

Physical Education The Physical Education program provides an opportunity for the optimal physical and emotional development of an individual. It is an integral part of the educational program and provides another discipline in which a person can become fully educated. This discipline augments other disciplines in attempting to develop young people with integrated personalities capable of functioning at a high level of efficiency in work, recreation, and everyday activities. 

Driver Education is a classroom-based theory program taught to all tenth grade students. The course of study will focus on motor vehicle safety, including the NJ motor vehicle laws and regulations, defensive driving, responsible driving, etc. Students will be able to acquire the knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviors necessary to drive safely. The course ends with the NJMVC’s knowledge exam.

Teen PEP is a statewide sexual health promotion and peer education initiative that enables high school students to make healthy decisions. The students who are selected become a cohesive team of trained peer educators who are knowledgeable, effective and capable sexual health advocates and role models.  They attend the Teen PEP class 3-4 days a week where they receive the information about sexual health and the skills needed to facilitate innovative prevention outreach workshops on a variety of sexual health issues, including:  unintended pregnancy, HIV/AIDS, other sexually transmitted infections (STIs), homophobia reduction, dating violence, date rape, sexual harassment and related issues.