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TITLE
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COURSE #
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LEVEL
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SEMESTERS
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CREDITS
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Health
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9106
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10-12
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1
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.5
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Health class is designed to encourage each student to develop and adopt positive healthy attitudes and behaviors through acquisition of knowledge and application of life skills. Educational experiences promote a lifestyle that considers the health and wellness of individuals, families, and communities. Units include: wellness, nutrition, reproduction, diseases, and drugs. It also covers district mandates of CPR and vaping education. This course is suggested for, but not limited to Grade 10 students. It is a graduation requirement.
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Anatomy & Physiology I (S1)
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9121
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11-12
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1
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.5
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Anatomy/Physiology I is an intense elective course offered for students who are interested in a health care/medical career. The areas covered include medical terminology, basic chemistry, basic cell and tissue biology, and a general introduction to the 11 systems of the human body (integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, endocrine, circulatory, lymphatic, digestive, respiratory, urinary, and reproductive). The interdependence and interrelationship of the structure and function of the systems will also be studied.
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Anatomy & Physiology II (S2)
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9132
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11-12
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1
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.5
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Anatomy/Physiology II further studies structure and function of the body systems that control and communicate, as well as promotes appreciation and understanding of human biology through body functions, movement, injury, and the aging process. The course is designed for students who want to gain a deeper physiological insight into the human body. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Anatomy & Physiology I
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Phys. Ed. 9/10
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9235
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9-10
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1
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.5
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Students will complete two semester courses of 9/10 physical education. One class will be taken during their freshman year and one class will be taken during their sophomore year. The 9/10 physical education class will provide opportunities for students to develop a commitment to lifelong physical activity through a fitness-based curriculum.. Some of the units that will be covered during these classes will include cardio fitness, strength fitness, individual sports, and team sports. Classes will meet every day for one semester.
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Sports and Games
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9255
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11-12
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1
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.5
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Sports and games class is designed to be a fun filled unit that will feature some of your favorite PE games. This class will include both individual and team sports activities. Some of the games that will be played include basketball, volleyball, tennis, flag football, ultimate sports, mountain bike riding, wiffle ball, kickball, dodgeball, and home and party games. If you are looking for a class where you can participate in a multitude of sports activities, then this is the class for you. This course may be repeated for credit.
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TITLE
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COURSE #
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LEVEL
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SEMESTERS
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CREDITS
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Strength Training Spartan Athletes (STSA) (S1)
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9241
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10-12
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1
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.5
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Strength Training Spartan Athletes (STSA) is a class designed for students who plan on participating in a varsity sport and would like to improve on their strength training fitness. Each individual will have a specific program that will be coordinated by the instructor and the athletic coach. STSA will give each student / athlete the foundation and resources for physical development in their particular sport. The class will offer beginner, intermediate, and advanced weight training programs depending on the student and their specific needs. The class is set up as a semester course but students will be able to sign up for both semesters that it is offered. This course may be repeated for credit.
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Strength Training Spartan Athletes (STSA) (S2)
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9242
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10-12
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1
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.5
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Strength Training Spartan Athletes (STSA) is a class designed for students who plan on participating in a varsity sport and would like to improve on their strength training fitness. Each individual will have a specific program that will be coordinated by the instructor and the athletic coach. STSA will give each student / athlete the foundation and resources for physical development in their particular sport. The class will offer beginner, intermediate, and advanced weight training programs depending on the student and their specific needs. The class is set up as a semester course but students will be able to sign up for both semesters that it is offered. This course may be repeated for credit.
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Partners PE*
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9230
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11-12
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2
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1
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*Application Process and Interview to Enroll
This semester course is designed for students to work together to fulfill the needs of all individuals with various ability levels within all typical physical education class activities including but not limited to exercises, sports/games, and various health/physical education activities. In addition to physical activities, students will engage in social and team building activities. Students in this class who may have any physical or cognitive difficulties can also benefit from the added physical activity taking place in a less restrictive class. Every attempt is made to design activities so that every student with varying ability levels has a partner working alongside him/her to complete a common goal or project. Students enrolling in partner physical education should develop partnerships that transcend this class.
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IPPE: Individually Prescribed PE* (S1)
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9232
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9-12
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1
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.5
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*Doctor’s Order Required
Students who have permanent chronic physical limitations are given an opportunity to participate in an individualized physical education program which will be designed to meet the student’s needs. Parent permission and doctor documentation are necessary for the student to gain maximum benefits from this program.
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TITLE
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COURSE #
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LEVEL
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SEMESTERS
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CREDITS
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IPPE: Individually Prescribed PE* (S2)
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9233
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9-12
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1
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.5
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*Doctor’s Order Required
Students who have permanent chronic physical limitations are given an opportunity to participate in an individualized physical education program which will be designed to meet the student’s needs. Parent permission and doctor documentation are necessary for the student to gain maximum benefits from this program.
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