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MATH/ PHYSICAL EDUCATION & HEALTH
MAT5071/5072: TECH COLLEGE MATH (ECAP)
Grade(s): 11,12 Prerequisite: GEOMETRY Credit: 1.0 Mathematics Year Course Students in Tech College Math will review beginning algebra topics with an emphasis on problem solving. Some of the topics include operating with real numbers, applying order of operations, applying the laws of exponents, factoring quadratic expressions, simplifying and solving linear and quadratic equations, simplifying and solving rational and radical equations, solving systems of equations and graphing linear equations. This is a dual credit Madison College course; students who successfully complete the course (grade of C or better) will earn both MHS and Madison College math credits. Note: Qualified students may receive college credit for the class through ECAP. All dual credit options are dependent upon teacher certification.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & HEALTH The Physical Education and Health Department provides opportunities for students to improve their overall fitness and wellness. Class activities are focused on physical activity, functional fitness movements, lifetime health and fitness pursuits and wellness concepts with respect to the mind-body connection. Â Students will have the opportunity to earn certification in Lifeguard and Water Safety Instruction, as well as earn college credit through UW-Oshkosh for multiple courses.
PEH0715: FOUNDATIONS OF MOVEMENT
Grade(s): 9 Prerequisite: None Credit: 0.5 Physical Education Semester Course Students in FoM will focus on the theme of overall health and well-being. Students will rotate through a combination of movement activities and sports. Students will have the opportunity to enhance their individual level of fitness and explore team and individual activities.
PEH2615: WELLNESS Grade: 10
Prerequisite: FOUNDATIONS OF MOVEMENT
Credit: 0.5 Health Semester Course Students in Wellness will develop and practice several essential health skills that are aligned with the National Health Education Standards. These skills will be taught and practiced through the lens of various dimensions of wellness and health-related topics. This class offers students the opportunity to explore and practice wellness so they may be empowered to navigate their lifelong journey of self-care and balance.
PEH1515: LIFETIME RECREATIONAL SPORTS
Grade(s): 10,11,12 Prerequisite: FOUNDATIONS OF MOVEMENT Credit: 0.5 Physical Education Semester Course Students in Lifetime Recreational Sports will experience a variety of individual and group activities for lifelong recreation, fitness and wellness. A typical class will consist of 15-20 minutes of dynamic warmups followed by sports and activities that can be continued throughout a student’s lifetime. Some experiences will give students the opportunity to travel off campus during the class period. Possible Lifetime Recreation activities may include badminton, bowling, disc golf, golf, ice skating, pickleball, racquetball, water fitness ultimate Frisbee, and volleyball. Note: A course fee is required for some community activities. Students with financial need may be eligible for assistance; please see your teacher or house social worker.
PEH2015: TEAM SPORTS
Grade(s): 10,11,12 Prerequisite: FOUNDATIONS OF MOVEMENT Credit: 0.5 Physical Education Semester Course Students in Team Sports will experience a variety of sports and activities which can be a potential avenue to lifetime fitness and wellness. Students will have opportunities to be team captains, managers and officials. Sports units traditionally offered include: basketball, eclipse ball, flag football, lacrosse, soccer, softball, speedball, team handball, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, and water polo. Progression of activities will move towards tournament play for unit completion.
