BARTLESVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Grades 9-10:
Grades 11-12:
Physical Education
Dept.
2006-2007
The Physical
Education curriculum is an elective program.
It is designed so that each student may choose the course that best fits
his or her personal “activity” preference.
The course offerings include weightlifting, aerobics, and sports such as
tennis, volleyball, basketball, flag football, and table tennis.
Students
participating in activity courses will be expected to provide T-shirt, shorts
and/or sweats, and tennis shoes.
Students are encouraged to select the course in which they are most
interested. Daily participation and
appropriate dress for PE are major components in the determination of daily and
semester grades. Students will be graded
and credit will be extended within the state graduation requirements. Only four (4) units of physical
education/athletics may be counted toward graduation. Each course is one semester (1/2 unit) and may be repeated
for credit.
Students
interested in athletics in ninth-grade and tenth-grade may enroll in both
physical education AND athletics only if athletics is taken as an
additional class during the 7th hour.
LIFETIME GAMES AND
ACTIVITIES 5020 (Fall)/5021
(Spring)
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Prerequisite: None |
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Grade Levels: |
9, 10 |
This course emphasizes
instruction in the basic skills, rules, and playing strategies of various
sports and activities. Health-related
issues are also examined.
FIT AND FIRM 5018
(Fall)/5024 (Spring)
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Prerequisite: None |
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Grade Levels: |
9, 10 |
This course provides
exercises to improve the cardiovascular system (heart and lungs) and to help
firm and tone the muscles. The course
includes aerobics (dance, step aerobics, fitness walking, exercises),
games, and health-related issues.
WEIGHTLIFTING (Mid High) 3346 (Fall)/3347
(Spring)
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Prerequisite: None |
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Grade Levels: |
9, 10 |
This course provides the
opportunity to increase the strength and improve the muscle tone of the
student. The emphasis is on a
free-weightlifting program that includes squats, deadlift,
incline bench, bench press, hang clean, tricep
extension, leg curls, leg extensions, lunges, and various dumbbell
exercises. Students will be expected to
rotate throughout each of these stations.
Health-related issues and benefits will be implemented throughout the
course.
SPECIAL NOTE: Weightlifting is
not recommended for students who currently have or have had back or knee
problems.
WEIGHTLIFTING/LIFETIME
SPORTS & ACTIVITIES 3345
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Prerequisite: None |
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Grade Levels: |
11, 12 |
Students will be expected to
participate in all activities. This
course provides the opportunity to increase the strength and improve the muscle
tone of the student. The emphasis is on
a free-weightlifting program. Tennis,
volleyball, table tennis, basketball, whiffle ball, fitness and health awareness (classroom),
walking and stretching, sports rules and regulations (classroom), and health
education will be offered as part of the Lifetime Sports and Activities class.
SPECIAL NOTE: Weightlifting is
not recommended for students who currently have or have had back or knee
problems.
COMPETITIVE ATHLETICS (One-half unit of credit per semester)
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Prerequisite: The student must be
academically eligible as determined by board policy and OSSAA rules before
enrolling. The student must have a Physical Examination and Medical Release dated after May 1,
2006. The student must also have
completed the Alcohol and Illegal or Performance Enhancing Drug Contract |
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Grade Levels: |
9, 10, 11, 12 |
SPORTS: Football, Softball,
Volleyball, Cross-Country, Basketball, Swimming, Wrestling, Track, Soccer,
Golf, Tennis, Baseball, Pom Pon,
Cheerleading, Athletic Training, Athletic Manager.
(FOOTBALL
THROUGH CHEERLEADING): This program is designed for
competition among schools in various sports.
In competitive Athletics the focus is upon the ability of the TEAM
to compete successfully. Coaches
determine playing time based on a player’s skill and ability to improve the TEAM’s ability to compete successfully. Playing time is not guaranteed. However,
coaches will try to give all players an opportunity to demonstrate their
ability during the course of the season.
The number of participants on a team is limited in all sports except for
Football, Cross-Country, Swimming, Wrestling and Track. Selection of team members will be determined
through a tryout process based on criteria established by the coach. Team
members may be required to participate in off-season or season conditioning
programs. If a student is selected and
approved to participate, he or she may obtain the rules, regulations, and
practice times from the coach of that sport.
(ATHLETIC TRAINING): Athletic training involves the prevention, immediate
care, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries.
Students will gain experiences working with all varsity sports offered
through Bartlesville Public Schools.
Athletic training offers a variety of future opportunities in many
medically-oriented fields. Because
athletic training lies within the school day, units may be counted toward
graduation through the physical education department. This course provides an opportunity to earn a
varsity letter. Grades are based on
participation, test scores covering a medical curriculum, and willingness to
work. Students are expected to be at all
practices, games, and related events assigned by the head trainer. (Must have head trainer's
written approval).
(ATHLETIC MANAGER): This class provides the student
with the opportunity to participate in competitive athletics through aiding the
coach and student athletes during practice sessions and actual competitive
sporting events. A student who is
academically eligible to participate must has the coach’s signature on his or
her enrollment form to enroll in the class.
This course provides an opportunity to earn a varsity letter.
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