Health

Class: Exercise Science Course Number: 2003 Credit: 0.5 Grade Level: 10-12 Recommended Prerequisite(s): Biology and PE 9 Weighted: No This is an elective course designed for students considering careers in physical or occupational therapy, sports medicine, nursing, athletic training, coaching, physical education, recreation, recreational therapy, and corporate fitness. The course will include in-classroom lectures as well laboratories dedicated to applying the practical skills and research the effects of exercise and physical activity on human performance. At the conclusion of this course, students will know the major bones of the skeletal system, the structure and function of major muscles, overall nutritional and metabolic impact of exercise and training, and the effects of exercise on the nervous and cardiorespiratory systems. Class: Health Education Course Number: 1701 Credit: 0.5 Grade Level: 9-10 HG & D Instruction: Occurs during the last quarter of the course Recommended Prerequisite(s): None Weighted: No Health Education is required for graduation. Students will be exposed to several topics including the seven dimensions of wellness, stress management, SMART goal setting, mental illness awareness, suicide prevention, bullying prevention, nutrition, basic first aid, CPR & use of AED, STI prevention, methods of contraception, and healthy relationships. Students will demonstrate knowledge and skills through presentations, skits, projects, and student generated assessments. This course includes components of the district's Human Growth and Development curriculum.