Independent Physical Education: In this course, students will participate in activities designed to help them integrate fitness concepts and principals of training in planning and implementing a personal fitness regimen, as well as participation in one or more supervised sports or physical activities of their own choosing. Students will create and maintain a fitness log to track physical and nutritional activities, as well as meet bi-weekly with the physical education teacher.

Independent Physical Education: In this course, students will participate in activities designed to help them integrate fitness concepts and principals of training in planning and implementing a personal fitness regimen, as well as participation in one or more supervised sports or physical activities of their own choosing. Students will create and maintain a fitness log to track physical and nutritional activities, as well as meet bi-weekly with the physical education teacher.

Independent Physical Education III: In this course, students will participate in activities designed to help them integrate fitness concepts and principals of training in planning and implementing a personal fitness regimen, as well as participation in one or more supervised sports or physical activities of their own choosing. Students will create and maintain a fitness log to track physical and nutritional activities, as well as meet bi-weekly with the physical education teacher.

Independent Physical Education IV: In this course, students will participate in activities designed to help them integrate fitness concepts and principals of training in planning and implementing a personal fitness regimen, as well as participation in one or more supervised sports or physical activities of their own choosing. Students will create and maintain a fitness log to track physical and nutritional activities, as well as meet bi-weekly with the physical education teacher.

Issues and Topics in Health Science: In this course, students will prepare for for entrance into highly competitive majors in their chosen fields by participating in intensive academic review for college entrance examinations. (SAT, ACT, and Accuplacer). Students will also explore the role that research; communications; systems organizations; employability skills; legal issues; ethics; and safe practice play in the professional world.

Physical Education - Off-Campus I: In this course, students will participate in off-campus activities that integrate fitness concepts and principles of training in order to plan and implement a personal fitness regimen. Students will also participate in one or more supervised physical activity or sport of their choice.

Physical Education - Off-Campus II: In this course, students will participate in off-campus activities that integrate fitness concepts and principles of training in order to plan and implement a personal fitness regimen. Students will also participate in one or more supervised physical activity or sport of their choice.

Physical Education - On-Campus I: In this course, students will participate in activities that are designed to help them integrate fitness concepts and principles of training in planning an implementing a personal fitness regiment. Students will also participate in one or more supervised physical activities of their choice, including marching band; cheerleading; dance; ROTC; and bowling.

Physical Education - On-Campus II: In this course, students will participate in activities that are designed to help them integrate fitness concepts and principles of training in planning an implementing a personal fitness regiment. Students will also participate in one or more supervised physical activities of their choice, including marching band; cheerleading; dance; ROTC; and bowling.

Physical Education - Team Sports I: In this course, students will learn and practice the skills necessary to participate in a team sport. Students will have the opportunity to be involved in meaningful movement experiences which provide personal enjoyment and social engagement.

Physical Education - Team Sports II: In this course, students will learn and practice the skills necessary to participate in a team sport. Students will have the opportunity to be involved in meaningful movement experiences which provide personal enjoyment and social engagement.

Physical Education Fitness Seminar I: In this course, students will develop an understanding of the importance of knowledge, attitudes, and skills relating to health and wellness, particularly nutrition and fitness. Students will acquire information that will assist them in developing a healthy diet and fitness plan that allows them to reach their personal fitness goals.

Physical Education Fitness Seminar II: In this course, students will develop an understanding of the importance of knowledge, attitudes, and skills relating to health and wellness, particularly nutrition and fitness. Students will acquire information that will assist them in developing a healthy diet and fitness plan that allows them to reach their personal fitness goals.

Physical Education I: In this course, students will learn and practice the skills necessary to participate in a variety of physical activities, including but not limited to health-related fitness components; sports, cooperative games; and dance skills.

Physical Education II: In this course, students will learn and practice the skills necessary to participate in a variety of physical activities, including but not limited to health-related fitness components; sports, cooperative games; and dance skills.

Physical Education III: In this course, students will learn and practice the skills necessary to participate in a variety of physical activities, including but not limited to health-related fitness components; sports, cooperative games; and dance skills.

Physical Education IV: In this course, students will learn and practice the skills necessary to participate in a variety of physical activities, including but not limited to health-related fitness components; sports, cooperative games; and dance skills.

Physical Education V: In this course, students will learn and practice the skills necessary to participate in a variety of physical activities, including but not limited to health-related fitness components; sports, cooperative games; and dance skills.