Wellness
Wellness Syllabus
2010-2011
Course Descriptions:
Freshman PE – General fitness principles taught with some sport/game play. Health Class is also required during this year. Water safety is also taught during this year.
Sophomore/Junior/Senior PE - Team and/or Individual Sports are introduced along with an increased level of fitness principles.
Safety Education (Driver’s Education) - Driver safety is emphasized along with optional Behind the Wheel instruction and proper operating procedure of a vehicle.
Electives:
Varsity PE – Any student can enroll in this class, but most students who do are planning on playing in that specific sport during that season. The class is half fitness and half skill work on the specific sport.
Strength and Conditioning – This is the highest level of fitness training a student can take. There is some game play but the class is predominately fitness based with a 6 mile run for a portion of the final test. This class is for students in grades 10 – 12.
Body Fit – Body Fitness is an advanced level course for those who have a strong interest in fitness as a possible career choice. The course emphasizes proper technique for resistance training, knowledge of muscles, fitness vocabulary and a variety of aerobic activities that will improve cardiovascular endurance. Students will work in the weight room a minimum of 3 days per week and will be required to write an individualized workout plan.
Dance- Both Beginning and Advanced Dance are offered. Students learn various dance moves/routines with both individual and group dance emphasized.
Dress Code: All students will be required to wear the red Mundelein High School PE shirt that can be purchased from the school store for $5.00. All students are required to wear red, gray, black or white shorts or sweat pants. Shorts that are worn must be appropriate length. Students are to wear socks and have properly tied shoes designed to be worn for running activities. Outerwear should be in the approved school colors and be designed for gym activities in mind. No hats are allowed. No vulgar, suggestive, or inappropriate design may be on the clothing (i.e. drug, alcohol, sexual content, etc.) Students not in appropriate attire will be deducted appropriate credit for that day which can result in grade reduction and or disciplinary action.
PE Make-Ups: Students have the opportunity to make up missed classes on Thursday mornings during “Late Start Days”. On those days, students report to the main gym. During that time (starting at 7:45 am) the student will meet the instructor conducting the Make-Up and follow his/her instructions pertaining to the activities for that day. To make up any excused absence or non–dress, a student must participate for the entire 60 minute time frame. Failure to follow the teacher’s directions will result in a missed opportunity for that Make-Up. A schedule will be posted in the locker room showing the dates/activities of each Make-Up.
Physical Education 9-week grading program:
- Excused absence (i.e.: parent call out) = -10 points per day (up to 2 excused absences can be made-up).
- Out of School Suspension = -10 points per day (only the first series can be made up).
- In school suspension = -10 points per day (only 3 can be made up).
- Unexcused absence = -10 points per day (no make up allowed).
· Uniform Violation = -4 points per day. 5 day violation maximum allowed. After 5 days, non-dress rule applies. (no make-up allowed).
· Participation Problem = Up to teacher’s discretion on number of points per day and no make up allowed.
· Tardy = -3 points per a day (no make up allowed).
· Medical excuse (doctor’s note needed) = No deduction (no make-up needed).
· Non Dress = -10 points per day (2 make- ups allowed).
· Field Trips = No deductions (no make up needed).
· Extra Credit = Points can be given in class by a teacher for a student’s extra effort in any given activity. (For example: In a walk/run circuit, the student chooses to jog during the walk session).
· 5 non-participation days is an automatic failure of the class! This excludes medical excuses (with doctor’s note), field trips, and school suspensions.
Grade Breakdown:
9-week grade = 80% (daily participation)
Final Exam = 20% (10% fitness testing, 10% written test)
Total = 100%
Grading Scale:
100-90% = A 89-80% = B 79-70% = C 69-60% = D 59-0% = F
Daily Participation: Each day of class is worth 10 points. Students can earn their points by dressing in a complete uniform and participating to their fullest capabilities.
Locker Room: Students tardy to the locker room will be required to have a pass to enter. EVERY STUDENT IS RESPONSIBLE TO LOCK THEIR LOCKER DURING CLASS. Mundelein High School will not be responsible for lost or stolen articles in the locker room. The locker room may not be locked during class so students must lock up their possessions and clothes. All students must remove their lock and empty their locker and take their belongings with them at the end of each period, each day. Storing clothing in the lockers overnight is not allowed.
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Campbell, Toni
| Teacher |
847-949-2200 Ext. 1541
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Chilcote, Karen
| Teacher / National Honor Society Advisor |
847-949-2200 Ext. 1444
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Christensen, Reed
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847-949-2200 Ext. 1537
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Ekstrom, Dave
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847-949-2200 Ext. 1542
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Evans, Brian
| Wellness Dept Chair, Varsity Girls Basketball |
847-949-2200 Ext. 1316
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Gurschke, Stacey
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847-949-2200 Ext. 1544
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Hart, Justin
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847-949-2200 Ext. 1548
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Hartwig, Barb
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847-949-2200 Ext. 1522
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Parola, Todd
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847-949-2200 Ext. 1299
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Sethna, Rahul
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847-949-2200 Ext. 1168
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