1. PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRADING POLICY

2. PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRADING POLICY
Each student will earn up to:
5 points per day when the activity of the day includes motor skills practice (ex. throwing), games (ex. capture the flag) and sports (ex. soccer).

3. PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRADING POLICY
Each student will earn up to:
5 points per day when the activity of the day includes motor skills practice (ex. throwing), games (ex. capture the flag) and sports (ex. soccer).
10 points per day for when the activity is fitness-related (ex. cardio run, circuit training).

4. PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRADING POLICY
Earning points will be based on:
Demonstrating Your best effort throughout the entire class period.

5. PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRADING POLICY
Earning points will be based on:
Demonstrating your best effort throughout the entire class period.
Making improvements with motor skills development, knowledge of games and sports, and individual fitness levels.

6. PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRADING POLICY
Earning points will be based on:
Demonstrating your best effort throughout the entire class period.
Making improvements with motor skills development, knowledge of games and sports, and individual fitness levels.
Being attentive during teaching lessons, while following directions, staying on- task, and demonstrating good sportsmanship.

7. PHYSICAL EDUCATION GRADING POLICY
Points will never be deducted toward students who are less athletic than others.
Earning points are subjective and are based on the level of effort you demonstrate throughout the class period.

8. Physical Education Dress Code

9. Physical Education Dress Code

10. Physical Education Dress Code

11. Physical Education Dress Code

12. Physical Education Dress Code

13. Physical Education Dress Code

14. Physical Education Dress Code

15. Physical Education Dress Code

16. Physical Education Dress Code

17. Physical Education Dress Code

18. Physical Education Dress Code

19. Physical Education Dress Code

20. Physical Education Dress Code

21. Physical Education Dress Code

22. Physical Education Dress Code

23. Physical Education Dress Code

24. Physical Education Dress Code

25. Physical Education Dress Code

26. Physical Education Dress Code
Pants and shorts must be tightly secured around your waist. No sagging.

27. Physical Education Dress Code
Pants and shorts must be tightly secured around your waist. No sagging.
The length of all shorts must meet the school’s dress code policy.

28. Physical Education Dress Code
Pants and shorts must be tightly secured around your waist. NO sagging.
The length of all shorts must meet the school’s dress code policy.
Shoe laces must be tightly secured, in order to prevent shoes from slipping off of your feet during participation.

29. Physical Education Dress Code
Students who are not dressed appropriately for P.E. will be:
Running the entire period instead of participating with your class.

30. Physical Education Dress Code
Students who are not dressed appropriately for P.E. will be:
Running the entire period instead of participating with his/her class.
Losing an additional 10 points for violating the dress code policy.

31. Physical Education Lockers

32. Physical Education Lockers
Each student will have his/her own P.E. locker. Please purchase a padlock to prevent theft and vandalism. Once you have your padlock, go to Mr. Nash to register for a locker and record your locker combination with him.

33. Physical Education Lockers
Each student will have his/her own P.E. locker. Please purchase a padlock to prevent theft and vandalism. Once you have your padlock, go to Mr. Nash to register for a locker and record your locker combination with him.
Follow the Locker Room Rules. The locker room is for changing only. Once you are changed, place all of your belongings into your locker, lock it, and go to class.

34. Physical Education Lockers
Each student will have his/her own P.E. locker. Please purchase a padlock to prevent theft and vandalism. Once you have your padlock, go to Mr. Nash to register for a locker and record your locker combination with him.
Follow the Locker Room Rules. The locker room is for changing only. Once you are changed, place all of your belongings into your locker, lock it, and go to class.
Students who are caught vandalizing, bullying, or causing other problems in the locker room will receive an office referral and potentially lose their locker privileges.

35. Physical Education Lockers
Each student will have his/her own P.E. locker. Please purchase a padlock to prevent theft and vandalism. Once you have your padlock, go to Mr. Nash to register for a locker and record your locker combination with him.
Follow the Locker Room Rules. The locker room is for changing only. Once you are changed, place all of your belongings into your locker, lock it, and go to class.
Students who are caught vandalizing, bullying, or causing other problems in the locker room will receive an office referral and potentially lose their locker privileges.
Please pick up after yourself. Clothes and shoes that are left on the floor will be taken to the Lost and Found area located next to the entrance of the Health Office.

36. Absences and Being Excused from Participating in Physical Education

37. Absences and Being Excused from Participating in Physical Education
Any student who is legally absent or excused from participating in class will not receive a grade for the day. your grade will remain neutral.

38. Absences and Being Excused from Participating in Physical Education
Any student who is legally absent or excused from participating in class will not receive a grade for the day. your grade will remain neutral.
Any student who is absent or excused from participating for more than ¾ of the quarter will receive an “I” or “Incomplete” grade for the quarter. Any student who is absent or excused from participating for the entire quarter will receive an “NG” or No Grade for the quarter.

39. Absences and Being Excused from Participating in Physical Education
Any student who is legally absent or excused from participating in class will not receive a grade for the day. His / Her grade will remain neutral.
Any student who is absent or excused from participating for more than ¾ of the quarter will receive an “I” or “Incomplete” grade for the quarter. Any student who is absent or excused from participating for the entire quarter will receive an “NG” or No Grade for the quarter.
All fitness workouts (Ex. Cardio-Run), fitness tests (Ex. One Mile Run), and written assignments that are missed will need to be made up by the end of the quarter.

40. Being Excused from Participating in Physical Education

41. Being Excused from Participating in Physical Education
Any student who cannot participate in Physical Education for up to three days must have a parent or guardian complete the Excuse from Physical Education Form. Once completed, you must take the form to the office where copies will be made for the school’s health assistant and your P.E. teacher.

44. Being Excused from Participating in Physical Education
Handwritten notes on another piece of paper or notepad will not be accepted.

45. Being Excused from Participating in Physical Education
Handwritten notes on another piece of paper or notepad will not be accepted.
If you give your teacher an unacceptable note, you will not participate with the class, however you will receive zero points for the day for not providing the appropriate form.

46. Physical Education Fundraising
In order to raise money to purchases Physical education Equipment, Mr. Nash sells water bottles.
You may purchase a water bottle in the P.E. Office for $1.00.
Before receiving your water bottle, you must write your name, The Quantity of how many water bottles you are purchasing, and how much you are paying.