1. Our Mission
We are committed to guiding all youth in becoming physically educated and fit learners who pursue a healthy and active life.
Karin Doherty Scott Quinn
Shannon Paige Jean Paul Theriot
Meghan Doherty

2. Our Vision
We believe:
health and fitness is a crucial part of the learning process
a positive learning experience in health and fitness will be a contributing factor in all aspects of life
We know:
there is a direct link between the level of physical activity and academic learning

3. Grading
50% Physical Education
25% Health Curriculum
25% Fitness Day

4. Make up sheet

5. Injuries *If your student is well enough to be at school we believe
that your student is well enough participate in PE.
*Parent note is needed if your student cannot participate
in the activity. Include date, explain injury/the
limitations and specify what the student can do.
We ask that the student dress down and do what they can.
*A doctor’s note is required after 3 days of parent note.
Ask your doctor to be date specific, and describe what
the student can and cannot do.
For example: can walk, no running.

6. PE Attire Crew neck tee shirt Athletic shorts/pants Athletic shoes
Shoes should:
-tie
-have arch support
-do not need to be new or expensive
-extra socks may be needed
Sweatshirt and sweatpants are always optional.
Students are expected to change from school clothes to their PE attire each activity day.

7. Health Classroom Curriculum
Usually 3 weeks in Health Room and 6 weeks in the gym
K. Doherty &Theriot - Room #702
Quinn & M. Doherty – Room # 709
Paige – Room #909

8. Health Subjects 7th Grade Health 8th Grade Health
Health Triangle-Physical/Emotional/Social Wellness
Mental Health
Substance use/abuse (Health CBA-Sarah’s Story)
Family Life and Sexual Health HIV/AIDS
8th Grade Health
Health Triangle/Nutrition (Health CBA -Fitness Plan for Pat)
Red Cross First Aid and CPR
Sexual Health and Relationship Education HIV/AIDS
Life choices: Substance abuse and risky behaviors

9. Parent Preview Sessions for HIV/AIDs curriculum
*Thursday, October 26, 2017
District Office Board Room 4:00 PM – 7:00 PM
*Saturday, October 28, 2017 District Office Board Room 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

10. Fitness Goals
Students will jog 20 continuous minutes by end of 1st semester.
Students will Fitness Test at least 3 times a year & set goals for
improvement.
Variety of fitness activities will occur one day each week.

11. Physical Education Activities can include:
Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Softball, Football, Archery, Paddleball, Badminton, Lacrosse, Rugby, Mat Games, Tumbling, Weight Training, Frisbee, Tennis, Square Dancing, Cooperative Games, Low Organized Games.