Physical Education
MODIFICATION FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE NOT ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
MODIFICATION FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE NOT ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES![]()
MODIFICATION FOR STUDENTS WHO ARE NOT ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
If you are cleared to walk by your doctor, then you will dress out and walk the perimeter of your teacher’s activity.
On graded run days, you will need to complete in class a four paragraph article summary for your “run” grade. You need to bring to class: the Non-Participation Article Summary form, a health article you print from the Kids Health website, a pen or pencil and a piece of notebook paper.
If you are not able to participate in PE at all, then you will be required to complete 3 Non-Participation Article summaries each week to cover the missed activities and the graded run.
You will need to dress out and bring the following items each day to PE: the Non-Participation Article Summary form, a health article you print from Kids Health, a pen or pencil and a piece of notebook paper.
Need to make up a run?
If you need to make up a run, please coordinate with YOUR teacher to find a time and day.
INDEPENDENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION (IPE)
INDEPENDENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION (IPE)![]()
INDEPENDENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION (IPE)
Independent Physical Education (IPE) is an option for students in grades 6-10 who compete in an individual sport to an exceptional degree of competition. The student must be a nationally ranked athlete, or equivalent, performing or competing at a nationally recognized level (see Sports Qualifications). Team sport participation does not qualify for Independent Physical Education.