Tammy Schondelmayer Department Head and Athletic Director
Dan Matthews		Dhana Tulluch_Reid		Lawrence Finucane

Students will engage in both individualized and team activities in a series of six week, mini-units to further develop fine motor skills and control.  Where possible, lifetime sports, which are usually more recreational than competitive in nature, will be included.  The program is designed to teach basic skills, introduce more advanced skills and strategies, and create an enjoyable environment where enthusiasm for physical activity enhances the individual’s general health for a lifetime.

Health Education will discuss the following topics:  Sexually Transmitted Diseases, including HIV/AIDS, Substance Abuse (alcohol, tobacco and other drugs).  Additional topics include, but are not limited to nutrition, self-esteem, eating disorders, domestic violence, abusive relationships, and birth control.                                                            

*At the parent’s request, a student may be excluded from the human sexuality portion of the health unit.  This section includes discussions about AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases, contraceptives, and teen pregnancy.