Athletics At The Andrews School There are sports for every season at Andrews, an activity for every ability, and extracurricular options of equestrian sports, skiing, hiking and aerobics. apply not only to athletics, but to life. The Andrews school. 38588 Mentor Avenue http://www.andrews-school.org/athletics.html
Extractions: Life at Andrews doesn't end with the school day. Opportunities to participate in athletic activities and personal fitness programs are an important part of learning self-reliance and confidence. Lessons learned on the athletic field and in the weight room are carried over into every other aspect of student life. We are proud of our strong tradition of athletic participation for our students. Our athletes participate in individual and team competition through our membership in the Private School League. Our athletic facilities include 6 practice fields, tennis courts, and new Field House that features a gym, 3 fitness rooms (aerobic, weight and cardio-fitness) and 2 locker rooms. Andrews' "no cut" policy promotes participation, making it possible for all interested students to be part of a team. There are sports for every season at Andrews and an activity for every ability. In addition, extracurricular options include equestrian sports, skiing, hiking and aerobics. Our coaches play a major role in the development of athletes in their charge. They help students develop leadership skills, promote teamwork and instill sportsmanship. These values apply not only to athletics, but to life.
Athletic Programs - Grier School For Girls athletics Photo Gallery. Enjoying ski day. The Grier school requires that students SOFTBALL, HORSEBACK RIDING, Dance, Aquaaerobics, aerobics, Yoga, Personal Fitness, Swimming http://www.grier.org/athletic.htm
Extractions: Enjoying ski day. The Grier School requires that students participate in sports four days each week. The fact that Grier is a boarding school for girls ensures that the sports selection includes a variety of sports, both competitive varsity sports as well as non-competitive "life sports." Students may choose from one or more of the following sports: Fall Term
VFMS-Athletics Valley Forge Middle school athletics. The VFMS interscholastic program emphasizes participation, fun and safety. The program is open to all 7th and 8th grade students as per the PIAA guidelines. basketball, tennis, arts and crafts, aerobics, soccer, chess club, ping pong http://www.tesd.k12.pa.us/vfms/athletics.htm
Extractions: Valley Forge Middle School - Athletics The VFMS interscholastic program emphasizes participation, fun and safety. The program is open to all 7th and 8th grade students as per the PIAA guidelines. For many of our students, involvement in interscholastic sports is a very important aspect of school life. Our school offers athletic programs which provide for athletic and social developmental needs of our 7th and 8th grade students. Spring Sports Schedule Driving Directions to Away Fields List of Sports by Seasons Philosophy ... Intramurals-Life Sports 11.22.03 ijk Field Hockey Football Volleyball Soccer Soccer Basketball Basketball Wrestling Softball Baseball Lacrosse Track Track Philosophy The middle school years are a time for exploration. As a student's self-image crystallizes, exposure to a variety of experiences promotes prudent risk-taking along a pathway to a positive self-image. The interscholastic sports program at VFMS emphasizes the values of participation, team play and sportsmanship. As one progresses through the middle school years, this emphasis is augmented with a process of skill development. Academic Eligibility To be eligible for interscholastic athletic sports in grades 7 and 8, a student may not be failing more than one (1) major subject or more than three (3) special areas.
School Planning & Management - Whats New In Locker Rooms? women, including in the area of school athletics. The growth of girls participation in gymnasium, fitness center, and dance/aerobics/ multipurpose/wrestling room, along with http://www.peterli.com/archive/spm/259.shtm
Extractions: Whats New in Locker Rooms? by Robbin M. Rittner-Heir A greater number of female students participate in athletics, which has added another challenge to the design and renovation of school athletic facilities. Think of a schools team sports equipment and you think of shin guards, ball gloves, basketballs, hockey sticks, tennis racquets, golf clubs, cleats and thats just for the girls. The faces of middle and high school athletes have changed and, these days, more of them wear lipstick. Schools built before the 1970s had the requisite locker rooms for the mandated physical education classes for students of both sexes. While boys had lockers and the proverbial gang shower room, girls were left with smaller facilities, generally consisting of cubicle showers to maintain modesty and privacy, a small dressing area and a few lockers.
Newton Country Day School Newton Country Day. school OF THE SACRED HEART. athletics mental limits, Newton Country Day schools athletics program fields teams in twelve interscholastic well as electives that focus on fencing, walking, aerobics, tennis, and yoga http://www.newtoncountryday.org/pages/sitepage.cfm?id=52
Bountiful High School PE & Athletic Department Fit For Life. Lifetime Activities. aerobics. Dance. Athletic/Activity Department the Bountiful High school Athletic/Activities Department Web Site. athletics and Activities Calendar at http://www.coachboog.com/athandact.htm
Extractions: ADMINSTRATION CONTACT ADMINISTRATION CONTACT PE Department Chairman Larry Wall Athletic Director Mike Hall Health / Driver Ed Chairman Phil Olsen Athletic Director (04-05) Kelly Anderson COURSES FACULTY SPORT COACH Fitness for Life Brad Lloyd, Sue Baylis, Jill Asay Baseball Clark Stringfellow Life Time Activities Brad Lloyd, Sue Baylis, Jill Asay Basketball (Boys) Mike Maxwell Body Conditioning 1 Larry Wall Basketball (Girls) Jim Hill Body Conditioning 2 Larry Wall Cheerleaders Sue Baylis Advanced Team Conditioning (FB) Larry Wall Cross Country Mitch Wiley Advanced Team Conditioning (ALL) Sue Baylis Drill Team Megan Kauffman Aerobics Jan Whitaker Football Larry Wall Beginning Dance Jan Whitaker Golf Jim Arbon Advacned Dance Jan Whitaker Soccer (Boys) Mike Parker Dance Company Jan Whitaker Soccer (Girls) Dave Wigham Cheerleading Sue Baylis Softball Kelly Anderson Drill Team Megan Kauffman Swimming Health Kelly Anderson Tennis (Boys) Drivers Education Tennis (Girls) Julie Nelson Phil Olsen Larry Wall Marv Magalei Kelly Anderson Clark Stringfellow Volleyball Jill Asay Brad Lloyd John Edwards Wrestling Lou Plank MEDIA LINKS REGION 5 PAGE UHSAA DESNEWS SLTRIB ... Top of the Page
Recreation And Fitness Workers such as art, music, drama, or athletics, is an rising interest in personal training, aerobics instruction, and typically are filled by high school or college http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos058.htm
Extractions: Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top People spend much of their leisure time participating in a wide variety of organized recreational activities, such as aerobics, arts and crafts, the performing arts, camping, and sports. Recreation and fitness workers plan, organize, and direct these activities in local playgrounds and recreation areas, parks, community centers, health clubs, fitness centers, religious organizations, camps, theme parks, and tourist attractions. Increasingly, recreational and fitness workers also are found in workplaces, where they organize and direct leisure activities and athletic programs for employees of all ages. Recreation workers hold a variety of positions at different levels of responsibility.
BB&N - Admission - Athletics, Arts & Special Programs The Nicholas Athletic Center is home to the school s hockey rink, tennis courts, fitness center, volleyball/basketball courts, wrestling/aerobics room as well http://www.bbn-school.org/ad_programs.htm
Extractions: Lower School Teacher Training Institute: Since 1977, graduate students from Lesley College have participated in a joint master's degree program, working with the head teachers in our Lower School, to prepare for positions in elementary and middle school classrooms in public and independent school settings. Wheelock College and other area colleges have sometimes participated in the program as well. Our youngest students enjoy the benefit of these gifted teachers-in-training. For over 50 years, the school has offered a summer day camp to students from pre-school age through Grade 6. Older students may also participate in the camp as counselors-in-training. The camp program, divided into age-appropriate segments, includes swimming, a variety of other sports, music, dramatics, art, woodworking and computers. An integral part of the Middle School program, the Co-curriculum includes core programs taught by advisors on such topics as group dynamics, communication, current events and social issues. The goals of the program include: to prepare students to participate meaningfully in an increasingly complex and diverse world; to teach students how to handle conflict, ask evocative questions, and advocate for themselves; and to prepare students for healthy living and an understanding of the value of nutrition and exercise.
Athletics Cascade Middle school athletics. Fall sports at Cascade Middle school include football and volleyball for 7th all grades and an afterschool aerobics dance program are also available http://www.bend.k12.or.us/cascadems2/school/athletics.htm
Extractions: Cascade Middle School Athletics Fall sports at Cascade Middle School include football and volleyball for 7th and 8th graders. Sixth graders may participate in football and volleyball at Cascade in conjunction with Bend Metro Parks and Recreation. Girls and boys of all grades may play Cascade basketball that is also cosponsored by Bend Parks and Rec during the winter. Wrestling for all grades and an after-school aerobics dance program are also available in the winter. Track and field for all grades starts in the spring. In order to participate, students must fill out and return the following: These forms may be picked up from the main office or downloaded by clicking on them. Acrobat Reader is needed to open the files. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader Track MeetApril 30, 2003
BB&N - Athletics - Requirements of a few Third teams, Upper school teams are Grades 912 athletics/Health Fitness Offerings Fall Cross boys) Soccer Health Fitness aerobics* Team Manager http://www.bbn-school.org/at_requirements.htm
Extractions: Every student in Beginners through Grade 5 participates in a Physical Education class instructed by our faculty. In the fourth and fifth grades the program introduces students to a variety of skills in anticipation of team sports. The fundamental aspects of teamwork, sportsmanship and competition are taught in a familiar and safe environment. Plans are currently being made to include a basic Health component for the upper grades. Every one of our 6th grade students participates in an interscholastic program. The teams practice in the morning during school and generally play their games after school either on Tuesday or Thursday.
Emma Willard School Athletics Emma Willard Private school Independent Secondary Education for Young Girls in Troy, New York. athletics. very Emma Willard student benefits from a Physical Education offerings include aerobics, fitness walking, outdoor skills chemistry majors in college. athletics index http://www.emmawillard.org/athletics
Extractions: very Emma Willard student benefits from a rigorous program of sports and fitness. Whether she plays on an interscholastic team, maintains personal fitness through organized exercise, or improves her skill at lifetime sports, each student learns cooperation while building character and strength, and she enjoys the feeling of well-being that comes from being physically fit. Varsity and JV sports include basketball, crew, cross country, field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, and volleyball. Physical Education offerings include aerobics, fitness walking, outdoor skills/camping, running, self-defense, soccer, swimming, tennis, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, weight conditioning, yoga, and more. E mma Willard students score on average 150 points higher than the national average for girls on the verbal section of the SAT, and 110 points higher on the math section. Home athletics
Shannon Forest Christian School > Athletics > Facilities Shannon Forest Christian school Athletic Facilities. The facilities available to our Crusader athletic teams include hardwood floor for aerobics. http://www.shannonforest.com/athletics/facilities/
Extractions: Physical education is an integral part of the total education program that contributes to all students' physical, social, emotional and intellectual development. The goals within the physical education curriculum are consistent with the standards established by the District. The K-12 physical education program is taught by certified physical education teachers. With more physical maturity, Middle School students (grades 6-8), engage in a whole series of more competitive sports. These include indoor soccer, lacrosse, softball, speedball, team handball, weight training, and wrestling. Physical education programs are rounded out with instruction in dance, cross country skiing, and physical fitness testing.
Myton School at lunch, after school and weekend fixtures covering Hockey, Netball, Rounders, Tennis, athletics, Cross Country, Table Tennis, aerobics, Fencing, Badminton http://www.myton.warwickshire.sch.uk/subjects/pe/peoverview.htm
Extractions: Select PE Overview Boys Success Girls Success In May 2000 the School was awarded the prestigious Sportsmark Award by Sport England for the quality of our P.E. and Sports programmes. In May 2002 the School was awarded the Football Association West Midlands Regional Charter Standard Schools Award. The aim of the Physical Education Department at Myton School is: The PE curriculum covers the National Curriculum areas of study, namely, Athletics, Dance, Outdoor Adventurous Activities, Games and Gymnastics. Pupils from all years are selected to represent the School in traditional fixtures both at week-ends and after school. Lower School Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Athletics
King & Low-Heywood Thomas School ACADEMICS athletics ARTS EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES. athletics is an integral part of a student's Middle school experience. Strength Training. aerobics. Spring Sports Assistant Athletic http://www.klht.org/../school/m_S_S/M_athletics.shtm
Extractions: Athletics is an integral part of a student's Middle School experience. Each child is required to participate in the athletic program, which consists of team membership at appropriate skill levels. The program stresses teamwork, self-discipline and good sportsmanship while emphasizing continued skill development. This philosophy serves as an effective bridge to the Upper School athletic program. Karen Cella is the Assistant Athletic Director and Coordinator of Middle School Athletics KCella@klht.org .She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from Springfield College and has been at KLHT as coordinator of physical education in the Lower School since 1998. She is the assistant coach of girls' basketball and head softball coach.
The Bullis School Athletic Handbook For Parents And Students top. Upper school Athletic Offerings Interscholastic Athletic Program. V, JV) *Girls Basketball (V, JV) Wrestling (V, JV) *aerobics (Juniors and http://www.bullis.org/edprograms/athletics/handbook2003.htm
Extractions: Philosophy The philosophy of the Athletic Department is directly related to the mission statement of the school. The Athletic Department offers programs that foster the same values of integrity, respect, responsibility, and participation that is embodied in the classroom. The goal of our coaching staff is to foster a positive attitude about learning and challenge our athletes to achieve their highest potential in all aspects of their development. Participation is an integral part of the athletic philosophy at both the Middle and Upper School levels. At the Middle School level, participation on either an interscholastic team or in physical education is required every season. In the Upper School, activity/athletic participation is required during two seasons every year, with three being encouraged. With multiple levels of teams for almost all of our sports, there is a place for all of our athletes varied needs and abilities. The Athletic Department feels that all students should have the opportunity to participate in interscholastic athletics at some level during their high school years. The lessons that can be learned from athletic participation are invaluable and help in the overall development of the individual. Lessons in sportsmanship, teamwork, competition, and how to win and lose gracefully are an integral part of each team in our athletic program.
Emma Willard School Athletics athletics. Physical Education offerings include aerobics, fitness walking, outdoor skills/camping Emma Willard school has hosted cuttingedge dancers and http://www.emmawillard.org/athletics/index.php
Extractions: very Emma Willard student benefits from a rigorous program of sports and fitness. Whether she plays on an interscholastic team, maintains personal fitness through organized exercise, or improves her skill at lifetime sports, each student learns cooperation while building character and strength, and she enjoys the feeling of well-being that comes from being physically fit. Varsity and JV sports include basketball, crew, cross country, field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, and volleyball. Physical Education offerings include aerobics, fitness walking, outdoor skills/camping, running, self-defense, soccer, swimming, tennis, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, weight conditioning, yoga, and more. Y Home athletics
Emma Willard School Athletics Schedules & Results: Preseason cardio equipment, aerobics studio with surround sound system, and two full basketball courts. Additional fitness facilities include two athletic fields, state http://www.emmawillard.org/athletics/preseason/index.php
Emma Willard School Athletics athletics. Physical Education offerings include aerobics, fitness walking, outdoor skills/camping, running, selfdefense, soccer, swimming, tennis, ultimate http://www.emma.troy.ny.us/athletics/index.php
Extractions: very Emma Willard student benefits from a rigorous program of sports and fitness. Whether she plays on an interscholastic team, maintains personal fitness through organized exercise, or improves her skill at lifetime sports, each student learns cooperation while building character and strength, and she enjoys the feeling of well-being that comes from being physically fit. Varsity and JV sports include basketball, crew, cross country, field hockey, lacrosse, soccer, softball, swimming, tennis, and volleyball. Physical Education offerings include aerobics, fitness walking, outdoor skills/camping, running, self-defense, soccer, swimming, tennis, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, weight conditioning, yoga, and more. Y Home athletics
Emma Willard School Athletics Schedules&Results comprehensive range of cardio equipment, aerobics studio with Home athletics schedules results Emma WIllard Families Choosing the Right school A Parent s http://www.emma.troy.ny.us/athletics/schedules_results/
