OPTIONS BOOK

BBHHS PHYSICAL EDUCATION
& HEALTH
(See Program of Study Page 71)
Physical Education is required in 9th and 10th grades. Health is required in the 9th grade. All P.E.
students must use a combination lock.
8010 P.E. 1
8011 Weight Training
8020 P.E. 2
8520 Health
P.E. 1
Course Number: 8010
Course Length: semester
Credits: .25
Fee: $5.00 + lock
Open To: freshmen
This survey course is the first of the required program.
The course is designed to offer an overview of
many activities with a special emphasis on fitness.
The culminating evaluation of the cardiovascular
unit is a 1 mile run. The student will learn how to
work within their target heart rate zone with the use
of heart rate monitors.
Weight Training
Course Number: 8011
Course Length: semester
Credits: .25
Fee:
Open To:
$1.00 + lock
freshmen, sophomores
juniors, seniors
The purpose of the course is to develop and improve
the student’s strength, muscular endurance,
coordination, flexibility, and balance. The goal is
to improve each student’s total fitness through the
use of free weights and weight machine exercises.
Students desiring to enroll in the course for a second
time must wait until the start of the semester and
will only be accepted if there is available space in
the class.
P.E. 2
Course Number: 8020
Course Length: semester
Credits: .25
Fee: $1.00 + lock
Open To: freshmen, sophomores
In the second year of the high school physical
education program students are offered a variety
of activities from recreational to lifetime
sports. Activities include golf, tennis, bowling,
eclipse ball, soccer, team handball, badminton,
paddleball, volleyball, “pickle ball”, weighttraining
and others.
Health
Course Number: 8520
Course Length: semester
Credits: .5
Fee: $6.00
Open To: freshmen
Health Education offers a variety of current health
matters that pertain to you as a young adult.
Individual units of instruction include: mental
health, physical and social adjustment to today’s
changing world, substance abuse, human sexuality,
and communicable diseases. The class uses
community resources and audio-visual aids. First
Aid and CPR training, and face shields are included.
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