Students are exposed to a variety of team sports, individual sports and fitness activities which may include but are not limited to:

• Aerobic / Anaerobic Conditioning

• Challenge Adventure Program - High and Low Elements

• Individual  Sports  -  Archery,  Mountain  Biking,  Weight Training

• Racquet Sports - Badminton, Tennis, Paddleball, Pickelball

• Team Sports - Football,  Basketball,  Softball,  Volleyball, Ultimate Frisbee

• Dance - Line, Square, Ballroom

This course is designed to assist students in developing the skills necessary to make healthy and responsible decisions. Students review the changes that occur in the human body during adolescence, in addition to  gaining an understanding of the human reproductive system.

Students complete a minimum of 30 hours of classroom instruction in Driver’s Education from a certified Driver Education Instructor including  all aspects  of driving and safety techniques, automotive care, financial responsibility and a detailed study of traffic laws and regulations. Students take a state-administered test on laws and traffic knowledge.

This course is designed to provide students with a knowledge base of the importance of leading a healthy and active lifestyle. Topics include the methods of transmission, plus treatment and prevention of infectious and non-infectious diseases, including coronary artery disease, diabetes and HIV/AIDS, and important concepts of physical fitness such as the physical, psychological, and social benefits of participating in a daily fitness regimen.

This course is designed to assist students in gaining an understanding and appreciation of the many responsibilities associated with family living. From a review in growth and development, to topics on pregnancy and childbirth and prenatal care, students are exposed to many of the responsibilities of starting and supporting a family.

A unique opportunity for students of varying ability levels and backgrounds to come together through ongoing fitness, sports, leadership and wellness activities, this course focuses on the physical, intellectual, and social growth of all participants. Students with and without intellectual disabilities come together through ongoing educational and physical activities. Unified PE class participants will have the opportunity to compete in sports with other schools or participate in Special Olympics competitions and events. This course is an elective for Unified Partner students and is integrated into the established curriculum for special education students.

The Strength & Conditioning elective is for students / student athletes to engage in sports performance training to develop life skills and to enhance their preparation for any sports. Each class will consist of a warm up, strength, speed, power & agility training. Students will have the opportunity to research and engage in training during the school day. You will also learn about nutrition for performance that ties into your goals for health, athletics and living a strong, healthy lifestyle. 

Prerequisite: Involvement in a team sport, priority given to 11th and 12th grade students