41. Physical Education CIF) is the governing body of all high school athletics in California with an introduction to a variety of activities such as aerobics, volleyball, basketball http://www.sbceo.k12.ca.us/~sbhs/department/physed/physed_courses.htm

Notes: 1. Most PE classes can be repeated for credit. See counselor for exceptions. 2. See also Performing Arts offerings, Marching Band, Drill/Flags Team, and JROTC Military Science for other options to meet physical education requirements. AEROBIC DANCE 10, 11, 12 (YOGA/WEIGHTS) This course is designed to improve cardiovascular endurance, strength, and flexibility through continuous rhythmic activities. Everyone can aerobic dance because the dance patterns or routines are designed for all levels. Includes Step Aerobics, Cardiofunk, yoga, Pilates, weights, and other rigorous activities. 2.5 units per quarter CHEER AND SONGLEADING 9, 10, 11, 12 This class is composed of the Varsity Song and Cheerleaders. They will learn the basic concepts of cheering and crowd control, and from these concepts will create new cheer and song routines. Rules and general knowledge of major sports will be covered. PREQ: Instructor's approval. Students must audition and be accepted by a panel of judges in the spring.

42. King & Low-Heywood Thomas School aerobics. Karen Cella is the Assistant Athletic Director and Coordinator of Middle school athletics KCella@klht.org.She holds undergraduate and graduate degrees http://www.klht.org/school/m_S_S/M_athletics.shtm

ACADEMICS ATHLETICS ARTS EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES 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. Boys Girls COED Fall Sports: Football Soccer Soccer Field Hockey Volleyball Yoga Winter Sports Basketball Basketball Ice Hockey Swimming Strength Training Aerobics Spring Sports Baseball Softball Personal Fitness Lacrosse Lacrosse Tennis Tennis 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. @KLHT School 2001

43. King & Low-Heywood Thomas School all KLHT students are required to participate in athletics. Every Upper school student plays a team sport in the such as strength training and aerobics in the http://www.klht.org/school/u_S_S/u_Athletics.shtm

ACADEMICS ATHLETICS ARTS STUDENT LIFE ... COLLEGE COUNSELING The Athletic Program at KLHT is an integral part of every student's experience at the school. The Athletic Department offers a broad-based program designed to serve as a complement to the rigorous academic program. The range of offerings provides students with the opportunity to compete athletically in varsity and junior varsity team sports, and to participate in a non-competitive environment through fitness and recreational activities. KLHT is a member of the Fairchester Athletic Association, comprised of independent schools in Fairfield County, CT, and Westchester County, NY, and of the Western New England Preparatory School Association. Because we are committed to the many benefits that stem from a quality athletics and fitness program, all KLHT students are required to participate in athletics. Every Upper School student plays a team sport in the fall and then must select another of the department's offerings for the winter or spring term. For the student who may not have a strong interest in team sports, several non-team options are available, such as strength training and aerobics in the winter and personal fitness in the spring. A student who is actively competing in an athletic endeavor outside of school may apply to the Athletic Director for exemption from the participation requirement. Typically, students who receive an exemption must still participate in one season of a school athletic activity. Exemptions are not automatic.

44. Instructors & Coaches, Sports The sports they teach range from karate and tennis to swimming and aerobics. Those who coach school athletics but also teach in that school are included in the http://www.state.sd.us/dol/sdooh/instructorcoachsport.htm

Job Outlook SD Worker Trend Workers Workers Starting Wage Range Average Wage Sports instructors and coaches teach a wide variety of sports activities to individuals or groups at private or public recreational facilities or schools. The sports they teach range from karate and tennis to swimming and aerobics. Those who coach school athletics but also teach in that school are included in the appropriate teacher category in the South Dakota Occupational Outlook Handbook Sports instructors and coaches explain and demonstrate the use of sports apparatus and equipment. They also explain and demonstrate the principles, techniques and methods of regulating movement of the body, hands or feet to achieve proficiency in activity. Instructors and coaches also observe class participants or players while they are performing to detect and correct mistakes, and explain and enforce safety rules and regulations of the sport. Sports instructors may also lecture on the history and purpose of sports. Those who coach such athletics as basketball or wrestling at a post-high school level are also involved recruiting players and arranging for athletic scholarships for students. Also included in this occupation are those workers titled aerobics instructors Workplace Examples State Government Education establishments, concession stands, tourist attractions, etc.)

45. Harker Upper School Intro the boys compete in the Private school Athletic League (PSAL The school year is divided up into three Fencing Aikido aerobics Golf Tennis Swimming, Weightlifting http://www.harker.org/upperschool/general/athletics.htm

Athletics Upon matriculating to the Harker Upper School, student athletes are offered numerous competitive and non-competitive sports and physical education programs. Competitive Sports offered include : Fall Winter Spring Football (Boys/Girls) Volleyball (Girls) Soccer (Boys) Tennis (Girls) Golf (Girls) Cross Country (Boys/Girls) Basketball (Boys/Girls) Wrestling (Boys/Girls) Soccer (Girls) Volleyball (Boys) Track (Boys/Girls) Swimming (Boys/Girls) Tennis (Boys) Basball (Boys) Softball (Girls) The girls program includes play in the West Bay Athletic League (WBAL) and the boys compete in the Private School Athletic League (PSAL) . Both leagues are part of the northern conference of the Central Coast Section (CCS) , which is comprised of 110 schools located from San Francisco to King City. Harker teams consistenly win CCS scholastic team championships, representative of the highest cumulative grade point average in the entire section. Noncompetitive sports: For those students not interested in team sports, Harker offers a wide array of physical education classes. Each student is required to complete two years (two units) of physical education. Competitive team members are awarded .5 units per season completed, whereas P.E. classes earn .3 units of credit per season. This is in proportion to the time commitment involved in the various teams and classes. The school year is divided up into three "seasons", Fall, Winter and Spring.

46. Athletics & Phys Ed to the Harker Upper school, student athletes are offered The school year is divided up into three Fencing Aikido aerobics Golf Tennis Swimming, Weightlifting http://www.harker.org/academics/departments/athletics_pe.htm

ACADEMIC DEPTS English Mathematics Science Computer Science ... Academic Counseling Athletics at the Harker School is a very important element in the Academic program. For many years the Harker Middle School athletic program has been recognized as one of the most successful sports programs in the Bay Area. A great many sports and teams are offered in grades four through eight with an emphasis on skill development, character building and competitive challenges. Thus Harker offers a sport and a level appropriate for all skill levels. Beginning in the 4th grade, students can participate in volleyball, flag football, soccer, basketball, swimming and softball. Once in 6th grade, teams are grouped by skill level, and Harker's "no cut" policy guarantees playing time for everybody. In Middle School tennis is added to the sports' choices available to students. It is possible for a student to participate in up to five different sports in a single school year. Practices are held daily after school, and in some sports, such as basketball, up to 17 teams can be in action. Harker hosts tournaments in both volleyball and basketball and holds an annual 8th grade basketball invitational which fields some great action! The Eagle athletes compete with both public and private schools in the South Bay area. Upon matriculating to the Harker Upper School, student athletes are offered numerous competitive and non-competitive sports and physical education programs.

47. Athletics - St. Catherine's School ATHLETIC NEWS. Catherine s From the junior kindergartener to the high school senior - From the center, and a multi- purpose room for aerobics, kickboxing, yoga http://www.st.catherines.org/athletics/index.php

Admissions Academics Student Life Multiculturalism ... Arts Athletics Overview Directions to Goochland Fields LIS Teams Travel Directions ... Summer Programs Upcoming Athletic Events: Aug, 13 2004 Fall Athletic Preparticipation (Physical) Form Due Aug, 23 2004 US Pre-season practices begin Aug, 26 2004 4:30 pm V Field Hockey- Albem. Scrm. (H)GF 4:30 pm JV1 Field Hockey- Albem.Scrm (H) GF 4:30 pm JV2 Field Hockey- Albem.Scrm.(H) GF Aug, 30 2004 MS Pre-season practices begin Aug, 31 2004 Cross Country practices begin 5:00 pm JV Volleyball- Powhatan Scrm. (A) 5:00 pm V. Field Hockey- Monticello (H) GF 5:00 pm JV1 Field Hockey- Monticello (H) GF 5:00 pm JV2 Field Hockey- Monticello (H) GF 5:00 pm JV Volleyball- Powhatan Scrm.(A) 6:15 pm V. Volleyball- Powhatan Scrm. (A) 7:00 pm Mtg. for All Coaches Sep, 02 2004 4:30 pm V Field Hockey- Jamestown Scrm (H)GF 6:00 pm JV1 Field Hockey- Jamestown Scrm. (H) Sep, 10 2004 10:20 am Gr: 3-12 Gold/White drawings 4:00 pm V Field Hockey- Sun Devil Tourn. (A) 4:30 pm JV Tennis- Fred.Chr. (H) 4:30 pm V Field Hockey- Sun Devil Tourn. (A)

48. Phillips Exeter Summer School - Programs - Athletics athletics is an important part of the summer experience that classes in the following sports in the Summer school aerobics, Basketball, Beginning Golf, Crew. http://www.exeter.edu/summer/programs/athletics.htm

The Exeter campus features a complex of athletic facilities that accommodate a wide range of sports. Facilities include five basketball courts, two swimming pools, 15 squash courts, and a well-equipped weight training room. Also available are a 1/10-mile indoor track, a dance studio, and a wrestling room. You have access as well to over 300 acres of school grounds for outdoor sports. Among outdoor facilities are a 400-meter all-weather track, 23 clay and all-weather tennis courts, cross-country trails, five baseball and softball diamonds, and a number of fields for football, field hockey, lacrosse, and soccer. A summer student from a Navajo reservation in Arizona said, "Where I come from squash is a noun or a verb, not a sport." At Exeter he was able to try sports he had never seen played before and to enjoy the camaraderie of competing on a team. Athletics is an important part of the summer experience that enables you to meet people outside your dorms and classes. We offer more than 15 different sports in two sessions, allowing you to sign up for two sports in the course of the summer. Physical education classes meet four times a week in the afternoon and are required for all residential students. In many sports, we group students by skill level. This approach allows beginners to learn together and more advanced players to play against each other. You have regular opportunities to compete against teams organized among players in your sport. Our physical education teachers are professionals, many of whom teach at Exeter during the year. They provide expert instruction in their sports along with encouragement and support. We urge all students to take advantage of the opportunity to try a new sport during summer school.

49. Rangi Ruru Girl's School- Christchurch New Zealand Lunchtime and after school sport classes include gym classes (circuits, aerobics, pump, sports speed), yoga, trampolining, athletics, golf, gymnastics http://www.rangiruru.school.nz/co-curricular-sport.shtml

Co- Curricular Sport Culture and Creativity Clubs and Committees ... Other Activities and Events A Sport Sport is an important part of the Rangi Ruru experience. Girls have the opportunity to participate and excel in many sporting codes under the guidance and mentorship of around 130 sports coaches. Our experience, and education research, convinces us that there is a vital link between academic success, and emotional and physical well-being. Many studies show that active engagement in sports and fitness programs clearly provides both physical and psychological benefits that support academic achievement as well as livelong benefit in healthy lifestyles. The school is represented at many interschool, national and international competitions. A significant proportion of Rangi girls go on to represent their region and country in their chosen sport. Sport Codes Rangi Ruru offers many sporting opportunities to cater for the varied interests of students. These are represented at most levels and include:

50. Temp Page organized class instruction with exercises, intramural and interschool athletics. aerobic activities that include aerobic dance, aqua aerobics, steps aerobics http://www.angleton.isd.tenet.edu/secondary/hs/Curriculum/HEALTH CURR.htm

Curriculum PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEALTH FOUNDATIONS OF PERSONAL FITNESS AEROBIC ACTIVITIES INDIVDUAL SPORTS ATHLETICS DANCE I PHYSICAL EDUCATION PE I PE II PE III PE IV Grade Credit These courses stress sportsmanship, fitness, team, and individual recreational activities. The program includes includes organized class instruction with exercises, intramural and inter-school athletics. Activities are selected from the following: Volleyball, tennis, softball, flag football, soccer, badminton, golf, speedball and swimming, weight lifting activities. HEALTH Health - 325 Grade Credit Health instruction provides information needed to reach decisions and take actions designed to promote and protect mental and physical health. This course is required for graduation. FOUNDATIONS OF PERSONAL FITNESS FPF - 327 Grade Credit This course represents a new approach in physical eduction and the concept of personal fitness. The knowledge ans skills taught in this course includes the process of becoming fit as well as achieving some degree of fitness within the class. Students who do not fulfill their PE requirements though the course listed on page 3 MUST take FPF.

51. GSS Athletic Schedule And Results Please refer to this weekly schedule for changes in the athletics schedule. Hiphop aerobics. Soccer. Softball. Top of page. © 2000 Good Shepherd Catholic school. http://www.gsschool.org/mainweb/athletics.htm

School General Info Admissions Academics Calendar ... Alumni Students Class News Athletics Field Trips Support Fundraising Parent Club Miscellaneous Site Index Links for Kids Athletics program Email Student Eligibility Code of Student Athletes Procedures ... Sites of off-campus events, with directions Physical Education program 1st through 8th grade Uniforms Schedule Grading (1st through 4th grade) Grading (5th through 8th grade) ... Class activities offered (5th through 8th grade) Handbook Make sure your computer has Adobe Acrobat or its freely available reader, which is required to view and print PDF files; Click here to open the Handbook and its forms in Acrobat reader. Print the file. Purpose and Philosophy The Good Shepherd Catholic School Athletic Program was established to offer the students of the school the opportunity to learn, enhance and improve their abilities in a variety of sports; to learn, enhance and improve their abilities to compete in athletics while maintaining a code of good sportsmanship and Catholic values; and to learn, enhance and improve the concept and practice of team spirit. Student Eligibility All students of Good Shepherd Catholic School who are in good academic and/or conduct standing are eligible to participate in programs offered for their grade level. All students who consistently attend practices and competitive events, as well as consistently abide by the "Code of Student Athletes" will be considered a member of any team or squad, and be given the opportunity to participate in all team events.

52. Extra Mural Activities in numerous sports including rugby, soccer, netball, basketball, aerobics, and volleyball. Day students are selected to go to Country High school athletics. http://www.twizel.school.nz/extram.htm

Home Courses Our Philosophy Contact us Extra-mural Activities Junior Choir Run by Mrs Sweney for Year 1 to Year 6 students in one lunch hour during the week. Senior Singing Group Run by Mr Spry for Year 7 to Year 13 students in one lunch hour during the week. School Production Each year the school presents a school production; a large senior production alternating with a concert style show. Years 7 to 13 need to commit out of school time for rehearsals. Year 1-6 students also participate with their own variety of performances. Stage Challenge Senior students are supported in participating in this regional competition which combines elements of dance and drama performance to contemporary music. Twizel Area School won the 1997 Otago-Southland regional championships. New Zealand Area Schools Leadership Course This event is run on a biennial basis and is open to students in Years 11 and 12. The course was held in February 2000, in Waiouru. Sports Programme and Calendar Skiing The school runs a ski programme. All students have the opportunity to ski a minimum of three times a year and receive instruction. The junior and senior Snow Club members ski weekly during the season (conditions permitting).

53. Woodleigh School, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia Track and Field Championships · athletics Victoria Premier aerobics, The aerobics Team competes in several Activities Program, at Lunchtimes and after school. http://www.woodleigh.vic.edu.au/SNR/sport.htm

SPORT General Policy/Philosophy At Woodleigh we believe that a wide range of sports should be made accessible to all individuals for widening personal experiences. It is due to this belief that we have created an assortment of sports to suit all students. Competitive sport at Woodleigh follows traditional patterns and is non-compulsory. An emphasis, and desire, is placed on wider involvement in community sporting associations and clubs to allow students to enhance their sporting experiences. All interested students are given as much support and encouragement as possible to participate in a wide variety of sports. All major carnivals and team sports are for both boys and girls unless otherwise stated in the following outlines. Inter-Homestead Sports Swimming, Cross-Country, and Athletics Carnivals are held each year with the main emphasis on maximum participation from each Homestead group. Inter-School Sports Sports on Offer Swimming Squad: We offer all students the opportunity to join the Squad and this allows students the chance to train 2-3 times a week with specific training programs and individual coaching. The squad competes in local competitions throughout the year.

54. Drummey Rosane Anderson, Inc. - Athletic Spaces the school and community have a strong athletics focus, the feature of the New Fitchburg High school is a a climbing wall, weight room, aerobics area, physical http://www.draarchitects.com/index.cfm/specialties/Athletic_Spaces

Performing Arts Spaces Athletic Spaces Technology and Security Master Planning and Programming Community Support Interior Design DRA Services Pre K-12 Schools Community Support College Services Court Services ... Sustainable Design Drummey Rosane Anderson, Inc. 141 Herrick Road Newton Centre, MA 02459-2218 Phone: 617-964-1700 Fax: 617-969-9054 Athletic Spaces Specialty spaces like sports facilities require significant planning and programming because of the amount of usage and variety of activities they support. These sports facilities provide athletic and activity space for both students and the community and are often operating seven days a week. It is critical to have the input of school representatives, students and members of the community. Questions about which activities will take place, what event support spaces are required, hours of operation and community use need to be answered. DRA's strength is in our ability to collect this type of information and make sure all options and ideas are addressed, including those of cost. Our knowledge of safety requirements, standard dimensions and height restrictions, along with our understanding of the acoustical, lighting, environmental control, flooring and management consideration allow us to develop the best solution for the school and community. Renovation/Addition to facilities: Westford Academy Greater Lawrence Technical School Amherst-Pelham Regional High School Milton High School Gloucester High School New facilities: Belchertown High School

55. WestpacTrust Outstanding Female Athlete Of 1999-04-16 Niki Earnshaw – Rangiora High school. Outstanding Competitor aerobics athletics. Short Term Goals. aerobics To win the 1999 national http://www.canterbury.schoolsport.org.nz/achievers/archives/achievers-doc11-1-01

Niki Earnshaw – Rangiora High School Short Term Goals Aerobics: To win the 1999 national aerobics competition in Auckland. To win the 1999 Regional Network Aerobics competition, and qualify for the finals in Wellington, Athletics: To win the 100m hurdles in the 1999 secondary schools athletics championships in December, Wellington Long Term Goals Aerobics: To win a Hersheys Aerobics competition and represent NZ overseas Athletics: To represent NZ at the Olympics as a hurdler Motivation Behind Success I get a lot of enjoyment out of competing, and want to go as far as I can in both sports Achievements: rd Novice Individual Regional Calci Trim Secondary School Aerobics rd Individual WestpacTrust Secondary Schools Aerobics th U14 80m Hurdles WestpacTrust Canterbury Secondary Schools Athletics rd U14 4 X 100m Relay WestpacTrust Canterbury Secondary Schools Athletics rd U14 70m Hurdles South Island Secondary Schools Athletics nd Junior Girls 4 X 100m relay rd overall NZ Team 1998 for Trans Tasman Level 7 st Novice Individual Regional Network Secondary Schools Aerobics nd Novice Individual Regional Network Secondary Schools Aerobics st Junior Girls 4 X 100m relay WestpacTrust Canterbury Secondary Schools Athletics st Junior Girls 80m Hurdles WestpacTrust Canterbury Secondary Schools Athletics rd Junior Girls High Jump WestpacTrust Canterbury Secondary Schools Athletics st U15 80m Hurdles South Island Secondary Schools Athletics st U15 4X100m relay (record) South Island Secondary Schools Athletics nd U16 4X100m relay Canterbury Athletic Championships

56. Springdale High School CAP Book Online set forth by the Springdale High school athletic department. practices, and games will be after school hours Exercise and aerobics 83 10, 11, 12 1 semester, 1 http://shs.springdaleschools.org/cap book/inside/Athletics.asp

Navigation - Table of Contents Main English Language Arts Electives Foreign Languages ... NWACC at SHS Programs of Study (Career Majors) Making the Grade Junior High School Descriptions 8th Grade Courses 9th Grade Courses Six Year Plan Notes Contact a Counselor Report-A-Bug Return to SHS Main Athletics **A physical exam is required before ALL try-outs for all sports and performing groups.** Team Sports Football 10, 11, 12 - Semester 1, 1/2 credit All interested boys should sign up for 7th period football. Pre-season practice begins the 1st week of August and will last until school starts. The junior varsity and sophomores will play a nine game schedule with area schools. The varsity will play a nine or ten game schedule and compete for the AAAAA West Conference Championship. Physical Training 10, 11, 12 - 1 semester, 1/2 credit This course is designed to develop the upper and lower body through a rigid running and weight training program. Fundamentals in exercise, conditioning, nutrition, muscle development, and motor skills will be emphasized. There will be weight training competition with area schools. Boys / Girls Basketball 10, 11, 12 - 1 year, 1 credit

57. Vanderbilt And The Community Athletics, Fitness And Kids smoking cessation, nutrition, weight management, cardiac rehabilitation, aerobics, yoga and a who are involved with TSSAA high school s athletic program and http://www.vanderbilt.edu/cngr/communityresources/fitness.html

Athletics, Fitness and Kids Area youngsters frequently participate in the pre-game rendition of the Star Spangled Banner with members of the Commodore baseball team. Vanderbilt Athletics www.vucommodores.com Vanderbilt University Band 343-BAND 204 28th Ave. S www.vanderbilt.edu/vuband The VU Band has played at the Peach Bowl, the Hall of Fame Bowl, the Women's basketball Final Four and the SEC Championship, among other venues. Each fall, the band hosts the Vanderbilt Marching Invitational where the finest high school bands from the surrounding six states compete in the South's most prestigious super-regional marching band contest. The University Band's Wind Ensemble and Jazz Ensemble also perform in concert throughout the season. The University Band's fight songs, cheers and half-time show favorites are also available on compact disc. Fan's Day McGugin Center, 2601 Jess Neely Drive Each August, Commodore fans of all ages flock to Vanderbilt Stadium to meet the players and coaches, pose for photographs, collect autographs and run for imaginary touchdowns on the Stadium turf. National Commodore Club Each year since 1973, the National Commodore Club (NCC) has faced the challenge of funding the athletic scholarships available for the 300 student-athletes who represent Vanderbilt University. Without the generosity of alumni, friends and fans of the Commodores, the NCC would not be able to provide this financial aid to the young men and women who participate in intercollegiate athletics at Vanderbilt. Donors to the NCC receive benefits associated with their level of support, including priority seating, reserved parking for athletic events.

58. Health/exercise Majors health enhancement testout at the school of HESA the WLNS courses apply to the aerobics/activities category. apply only ONE credit of athletics or intramurals http://www.uwsp.edu/news/UWSPCatalog/Mexercise.htm

Adventure ed. minor Athletic training major Coaching major Health ed. minor ... Courses Health, Exercise Science and Athletics (HESA) (College of Professional Studies) Fred Hebert, Chair of School of Health, Exercise Science, and Athletics (HESA) Room 122 Health Enhancement Center Phone: 715-346-3147 E-mail: hesa@uwsp.edu http://www.uwsp.edu/hesa Faculty/Staff: J Baldorotta, J Bennett, A Boelk, P Caufield, D Collier, K Deates, S Egner, S Erickson, C Evans-Fletcher, S Frazier, B Gardner, F Hebert, H Herrmann, L Hill, C Huot, B Idalski, J Johnson, J Judge, K Koelbl, J Miech, S Miech, B Nelson, F O'Brien, K O'Connell, M Okray, N Page, D Petroff, R Reinwand, J Strick, R Suomi, R Thorne, S White, R Witt. Definition: Physical education is the process by which individuals obtain optimal physical, mental, social and fitness skills through the medium of human movement. Athletic training is a profession specializing in athletic health care, cooperating with physicians and other allied health personnel. Note: You may NOT take courses pass/fail that lead to completion of a professional HESA program (physical education, athletic train, coaching, health education, physical education for the exceptional individual, adventure education.)

59. School Of Health, Exercise Science And Athletics - Coaching Minor center featuring cardio theatre, aerobics room, cardio Further Information Nancy Page school of Health, Exercise Science and athletics University of http://www.uwsp.edu/hesa/Academics/CoachingMinor.htm

Coaching Minor Course of Study Courses Introduction A coaching career engages people in a profession which helps young people develop their physical and mental abilities through sports and games in voluntary athletic programs. Athletic programs, whether located in schools, community recreation centers, YMCA’s, or private sports organizations, help individuals become leaders of tomorrow and achieve success through teamwork to become the best they can be. Curriculum Overview The minor focuses on: Medical aspects of coaching Practicum in athletic coaching Theoretical and technical aspects of coaching. Human growth and development Psycho-social aspects of coaching Benefits of UWSP In completing the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction‘s approved program in coaching, one will have completed all competencies necessary for coaching athletic teams in public and parochial schools. Job opportunities for coaches in Wisconsin are far greater than what can be satisfied by certified teacher/coaches. Thus, the coaching minor is an excellent choice for students in non-teaching fields as well as future teachers. Indoor facilities are located in the Health Enhancement Center (HEC) and feature the following: Quandt and Berg gymnasiums; a multi-activity center featuring tennis courts, a 200 meter indoor track, archery range, and 2800 sq. ft. climbing wall; aquatic center featuring an Olympic sized pool, a 14 1/2 ft. deep diving well, and therapeutic warm water pool; dance studios; wrestling gym; a 3000 sq. ft. strength/fitness center featuring Olympic free weights, Hammer Strength equipment, cardio theatre, and cardio-respiratory equipment; a 2000 sq. ft. cardio center featuring cardio theatre, aerobics room, cardio-respiratory equipment, massage therapy, Nautilus equipment; and four classrooms. Outdoor facilities include softball, football, baseball and soccer fields, tennis courts and 400 meter track. Jogging and hiking trails are available in Schmeeckle Reserve on campus.

60. B Cheryl McConnell, Physical Education, Team I /B BR B FONT Activities in this quarter are aerobics, Spring Health Athletes you can include your school athletic practices on students that are out of athletics may use http://lvillage.wdm.k12.ia.us/lt/st/hp.nsf/HomePages/mcconnellch

(Updated 05/08/04) Cheryl McConnell, Physical Education, Team I (Updated 05/08/04) Please sign my guestbook Office: 310 Work phone: 515-633-6078 Fax: 515-633-6099 E-mail: mcconnellch@home.wdm.k12.ia.us You are visitor No. since September 27, 1999 About Myself: Physical Education Now: Important Athletic and Health Tip: Homework and Grading: ... My Favorite Sites: About Myself: I have been teaching Physical Education at Stilwell for 20+ years. I have a Masters Degree in Education from Drake University. My philosophy for life is that "Attitude is Everything!" The Physical Education department believes in teaching students, "How to live a healthy lifestyle." Physical Education Now: The physical education classes begin the fourth quarter. Activities in this quarter are: Aerobics, Spring Health Fitness Testing, Social Dance, Golf and Racquet Sports, and Recreational Games. Remember you have until the end of the year to pass your juggling test. If you need some extra help in juggling, click here. It will also show you how to juggle 4 balls at a time. Did you know that juggling increases your brain capacity? Students the April fitness log which is located in the student planner will be the last fitness log for the year. THERE WILL BE NO FITNESS LOG FOR MAY! They are to record the activities they do that will help to improve their health fitness. Athletes you can include your school athletic practices on your fitness logs. We are asking parents to please initial the calendar. We will be checking the fitness logs in the planner at the beginning off the month. Eighth grade students that are out of athletics may use their athletic practices and matches for their fitness logs. Important Athletic and Health Tip: Remember if you are going out for 8th grade athletics that you need to have your Parent Permission slip and Physical Form turned into the school office before you will be allowed to practice. Athletic Physical Forms and Parent Permission slips are available at the office.

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