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PHYSICAL  EDUCATION  OFFERINGS


        PHYSICAL EDUCATION 9                       3 M.P.                       3.75 credits             GRADE  9
        The  emphasis  is  on  lifetime  fitness  and  overall  personal  wellness  through  the  Instruction  in,  and  skill
        development  of,  a  variety  of  activities  including:  individual  sports,  conditioning  exercises,  lifetime  and
        recreational activities, and team sports.   Fitness units, fitness testing, activity logs and wellness activities will
        be done each marking period.


        HEALTH EDUCATION 9                         1 M.P.                        1.25 credits                      GRADE  9
        The  Freshman  Health  Curriculum  is  designed  to  teach  students  on  a number of current health topics and
        issues.. The main topics which will be addressed in this unit are decision making, puberty, the reproductive
        system, gender identity, gender roles, sexually transmitted infections, drugs, alcohol, nutrition, dimensions of
        wellness and family structures.


        PHYSICAL EDUCATION 10                      3 M.P.         3.0 or 3.75 credits                          GRADE  10
        The  emphasis  is  on  lifetime  fitness  and  overall  personal  wellness  through  the  Instruction  in,  and  skill
        development  of,  a  variety  of  activities  including:  individual  sports,  conditioning  exercises,  lifetime  and
        recreational activities, and team sports.   Fitness units, fitness testing, activity logs and wellness activities will
        be done each marking period.


        HEALTH EDUCATION 10                        1 M.P.         1.0 or 1.25 credits                          GRADE  10
        Health Education 10: Should read as: Drivers Education includes classwork in learning the rules and road
        regulations, dangers of substance use/abuse while driving, texting when driving along with the basic safe
        driving practices. At the end of the course, students take the NJ State written driver education exam.

        PHYSICAL EDUCATION 11                      3 M.P.         3.75 credits                                     GRADE  11
        The  emphasis  is  on  lifetime  fitness  and  overall  personal  wellness  through  the  Instruction  in,  and  skill
        development  of,  a  variety  of  activities  including:  individual  sports,  conditioning  exercises,  lifetime  and
        recreational activities, and team sports.   Fitness units, fitness testing, activity logs and wellness activities will
        be done each marking period.


        HEALTH EDUCATION 11                        1 M.P.         1.25 credits                                    GRADE  11
        This course is designed to teach a basic First Aid and Safety curriculum that corresponds with the American
        Red  Cross  curriculum.  This  course  will  stress  the  importance  of  first  aid  and  how  to  handle  emergency
        situations, assess the degree of injuries and administer First Aid with confidence.  Topics to be covered and
        discussed include checking the victim, calling for help, treating wounds, burns, bone and joint injuries, shock,
        poisoning, heat stroke, sudden illness and CPR.

        PHYSICAL EDUCATION 12                      3 M.P.         3.75 credits                                      GRADE  12
        The  emphasis  is  on  lifetime  fitness  and  overall  personal  wellness  through  the  Instruction  in,  and  skill
        development  of,  a  variety  of  activities  including:  individual  sports,  conditioning  exercises,  lifetime  and
        recreational activities, and team sports.   Fitness units, fitness testing, activity logs and wellness activities will
        be done each marking period.

        HEALTH EDUCATION 12                        1 M.P.         1.25 credits                                    GRADE  12
        This  course  is  designed  to  provide  students  with  the  physical,  emotional,  and  social  aspects  of  human
        relationships and sexuality and how they support a healthy, active lifestyle.  Students will learn how to develop
        and  maintain  relationships  with  friends  and  family.   Additionally,  students  will  learn  medically  accurate
        information  about  abstinence and contraception.  They will also learn skills to enact behaviors to reduce or
        eliminate the occurrence of sexually transmitted infections, HIV/AIDS, and unintended pregnancy.





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