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INDIAN PRAIRIE DISTRICT 204 HIGH SCHOOLS Course Catalog revised 1/13/2009 Theory Courses- 4378 Music Theory - Grade 10-12. One semester. This music class is an introductory course to the basic building blocks of music. The content includes the following areas of concentration: scales, intervals, chord structure and progressions, beginning harmony, and elementary ear training. This course is especially useful for all serious music students who plan to continue in music beyond high school. Students will have the opportunity to complete assignments using MIDI keyboards and computers. 4392 AP (Advanced Placement) Music Theory - Grade 10-12. Prerequisite is Music Theory 4378 or placement. Music Theory AP is a continuation of 4378. Students will study four-part writing, harmonic progression, texture, form, non-harmonic tones, and secondary dominants. Ear training and sight singing will be stressed. Students will have the opportunity to complete assignments using MIDI keyboards and computers. Students who successfully complete the course and AP examination may receive college credit and/or a higher placement in college Course Catalog for Program Planning – Procedures - Descriptions - Registration 42
INDIAN PRAIRIE DISTRICT 204 HIGH SCHOOLS Course Catalog revised 1/13/2009 Physical Education, Health, Driver Education David Perry, Department Chairperson - NVHS Kevin Chaffee, Department Chairperson - WVHS Michelle Schmidt, Department Chairperson - MVHS The Physical Education programs at Waubonsie Valley High School and Neuqua Valley High School seek to develop fitness in each student through a wide variety of coeducational exercise activities. Physical Education, Health & Driver Education Course Listings Physical Education Courses Course # Title Level Prerequisite 4701 P.E. I - Freshman Yr. 9 None 4702 P.E. II - Sophomore Yr. 10 P.E. I 4703 P.E. III - Junior Yr. 11 P.E. II 4704 P.E. IV - Senior Yr. 12 P.E. III 4705 Adapted P.E. Yr. 9-12 Placement 4722 CPR/First Aid/Life Guarding Yr. 11-12 P.E. I, II Health Education Courses Course # Title Level Prerequisite 4790 Health Education Sem. 10 None Online Health Sem. 10 None 4796 Advanced Health Sem. 11-12 "C" or better in Health 4790 AND Instructor approval Driver Education Courses Course # Title Level Prerequisite 4198 Driver Education Sem. 10-12 Minimum 8 classes passed in previous two semesters Physical Education & Health Education Course Descriptions PE classes are required every semester, except when taking Health 4790. 4701 Physical Education I - Grade 9. Emphasis for this course is on physical fitness, fundamental skills and rules of each activity, and knowledge of the importance of fitness for life. Courses will include: Personal Fitness and Classroom Course, CPR & AED Course, various team/dual sport courses, and fitness implementation. 4702 Physical Education II - Grade 10. Sophomores will have Health for one semester and Physical Education for the other semester. Courses will include: Social Dance, Fitness Consumerism and Swimming. 4703, 4704 Physical Education III, IV - Grade 11-12. Physical fitness, rules, and skills will continue to be developed. Development of good leadership and teamwork will be stressed. Units are selected by students in their physical education period. Courses will have maximum capacities. Activities that may be offered throughout the year include: BodySculpt, Applied Personal Fitness, Skill and Body Development, Lifetime Motion, Rollerblading, Softball, Golf, Football, Badminton, Lacrosse, Swimming, Indoor Hockey, Volleyball, Pickleball, Team Handball, Basketball, Soccer, Kayaking, Water Polo, Jazz Dance, Tap Dance, Dance of the Decades, Hip Hop Dance, Broadway Dance, Advanced Dance, Self-Defense, Bowling, CPR, Scuba, Jr. Leaders, Peer Partners, Rock Climbing and Adventure Education. 4705 Adapted Physical Education - Grade 9-12. Placement by the department. Physical education must be provided for all public school children. "Adapted" refers to an individual physical education program designed for students with unique needs or for handicapped students. Adapted physical education gives students who cannot safely and/or successfully participate in the regular physical education program a chance to become all that one can physically be. 4722 CPR/First Aid/Lifeguarding - Grade 11-12. One semester. This semester class will meet before school in the pool. Red Cross CPR/First Aid will be taught during the first nine weeks. Lifeguarding will be taught during the second nine weeks. Successful completion of the course will result in the student receiving Red Cross certification in CPR/First Aid and Lifeguarding. This class is a special elective being offered to meet the needs of our students. No bus transportation will be available for this early morning class. Course Catalog for Program Planning – Procedures - Descriptions - Registration 43
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