Physical Education
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9th Grade Curriculum
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Fitness For Life | Sports Conditioning | ||||
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Field Hockey
Street Hockey
Basketball
Track and Field
Dance
Softball
Flag Football
Spikeball
Volleyball
Tennis
Disc Sports
Yoga
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Volleyball
Pickelball
Badminton
Flag Football
Soccer
Dance
Basketball
Disc Sports
Spikeball
Softball
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Circuit Training
Yoga
HITT
Walking for fitness
Badminton
Pickleball
Spikeball
Golf
Weight Training
Nutrition Planning
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Weight Training
Standing Broad Jump
Timed Sprints
Max Rep Lifting
Olympic Lifting
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Click on the following link to view the Course Expectations
Teachers
Teachers
Teachers
| Name | Classes Taught |
| Jesse Bremm | Fitness For Life, Sports Conditioning |
| Mark Cooley | Sports Conditioning |
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Pam Jackson - Dept. Chair & Athletic Director
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PE 10 |
| Sterling Jackson | Sports Conditioning |
| J.J Mitchell | PE 9, |
| Katherine Paul | PE 9 |
| Tony Tallerico | PE 9 ,10 |
| Brenna Valencia | PE 9 |
| Brooke Whitburn | Fitness For Life, PE 9 |
Physical Education classes are required in grades 9 and 10 and elective in grades 11 and 12.
The core P.E. program stresses development of skills in a wide variety of activities to encourage students to find ways to enjoy physical activity in leisure time and to develop awareness of the importance of personal fitness.
Every student is evaluated on progress in the following areas:
The core P.E. program stresses development of skills in a wide variety of activities to encourage students to find ways to enjoy physical activity in leisure time and to develop awareness of the importance of personal fitness.
Every student is evaluated on progress in the following areas:
- effects of physical activity on dynamic health
- mechanics of body movement
- individual and dual sports
- rhythms and dance
- team sports
- combatives (may include self-defense)
