Physical Education Department
PE
Medical Make-up Assignment
PE
Medical Make-up Assignment 2
Welcome to the Physical Education program at
Tappan Zee H.S. The teaching staff here is looking forward to
working with students to: improve their physical fitness, teach new
skills and engage them in challenging games and activities. We are
committed to helping every student achieve success.
Physical Education plays a
vital role in today’s society by helping students gain an appreciation
for wellness, fitness, and participation in life-long physical activity.
Our curriculum includes traditional games, individual and team sports,
physical fitness principles, CPR, and project adventure.
Course Requirements
Signature Required - Course Requirement Form
At Tappan Zee High School all
students are required to participate in Physical Education each
year. During these four years of high school, students must
successfully complete eight semesters of Physical Education in order
to meet the New York State requirements for graduation. A
student who fails Physical Education must make up the semester
he/she failed.
Students numerical grade in Physical
Education each quarter will consist of the following:
1)
Participation
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Actively participate in all of the
classes each quarter. Both quarters are cumulative towards your
final semester grade.
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Maintain a passing average in all skill
tests, written examinations, and projects assigned throughout the
year.
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Medically excused students must complete
individual written assignments.
2)
Attendance
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Arriving late to class three times is
equal to one unexcused absence.
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Each class that is missed after (1) will
affect your grade according to the grading rubric.
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School policy dictates that you may
not miss more than (6) classes per semester in Physical Education.
Noncompliance will result in course failure.
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This includes illegal absences (cuts),
unprepared classes.
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If you are not in class due to any other
reason such as a music lesson your grade will be affected in
accordance to the Physical education grading rubric.
3)
Make-ups
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Students
can make up P.E. classes with any teacher by appointment during
office hours. A sign in sheet will be held in the P.E. office during
the final two weeks of each quarter. There will be a limit of 12
students for each 15 minute segment of time.
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Students
will not be allowed to make up a class by going into other Physical
Education classes.
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Only one
class may be made up for each 15 minute session of time.
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Making up a class will consist of a
fitness/conditioning element of approximately 15
minutes.
4) Safety, Preparation and Attire
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Appropriate clothing for active
participation in physical education class includes shorts or
sweatpants, T-shirts or sweatshirts, and sneakers.
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Inappropriately dressing for class will
be marked as an unprepared and he/she will not be permitted to
participate.
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In the interest of safety, all jewelry,
ropes and body piercings must be removed before participating in
class.
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Keep your personal items locked up.
Valuable items should be left at home.
5) Behavior
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Students are expected to behave
appropriately at all times. This includes respectful language
and responsible behavior.
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Improper use of equipment or facilities
resulting in damage or breakage will result in the replacement cost
being assessed to the student.
The Physical Education Staff:
Mr. Cromer
Mrs. Donovan
Mr. Gaine
Mr. Ardizone
Mr. Jacobs

New York State Learning Standards for Physical Education
Standard 1 Personal Health and
Fitness
Students will perform basic motor and manipulative skills.
They will attain
competency in a
variety of physical activities and proficiency in a few select
complex motor and sport activities. Students will design
personal fitness programs to improve cardio respiratory endurance,
flexibility, muscular strength, endurance, and body composition.
Standard 2 A Safe and Healthy
Environment
Students will demonstrate responsible personal and social
behavior while engaged in physical activity. They will
understand that physical activity provides the opportunity for
enjoyment, challenge, self-expression, and communication.
Students will be able
to identify safety hazards and react effectively to ensure a safe
and positive experience
for all
participants.
Standard 3 Resource Management
Students will be aware of and able to access opportunities
available to them within
their community to
engage in physical activity. They will be informed consumers
and be able to evaluate facilities and programs. Students will
also be aware of some career options in
the field of physical fitness and sports.
Physical Education Rubric
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The Physical Education Staff
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Mr. Jim Ardizone
Position: Physical Education Teacher
Office Hours:
Phone Number: 680-1000, x1681
e-mail:
jardizone@socsd.org |
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Mr. Tom Cromer
Position: Physical Education Teacher
Office Hours: Monday & Tuesday 6:45 - 7:30am
Phone Number: 680-1000, x1681
e-mail:
tcromer@socsd.org |
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Mr. George Gaine
Position: Physical Education Teacher
Office Hours: Tuesday & Thursday 6:45 - 7:30am
Phone Number: 680-1000, x1681
e-mail:
ggaine@socsd.org |
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Mrs. Emily Donovan
Position: Physical Education Teacher
Office Hours: Thursday 2:30 - 4:00pm
Phone Number: 680-1000, x1642
e-mail:
edonovan@socsd.org |
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Mr. Jonathan
Jacobs
Position: Physical Education Teacher
Phone Number: 680-1000 x1445
email: jjacobs@socsd.org |
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