Mr. Welle

Physical Education Policies

Mr. Welle

Objectives:

• To provide an extensive array of activities with an abundance of opportunities for every student to be successful.
• To create a physical education program where students are totally accountable for their own actions.
• Learn skills necessary to perform a variety of physical activities.
• To provide physical activity that will enable each student to monitor desired gains.
• To participate in regular physical activity.
• To allow students to experience competitive and non-competitive activities along with individual and team activities.
• To value and know the impact of physical activity and leading a healthy lifestyle.

Uniforms & Locker Room Conduct:

• All students will dress in shorts, t-shirt, and tennis shoes for class.  (Different from what is worn to school)
• No tank tops, or cut off sleeve shirts.
• Sweatshirts and sweatpants may be worn in addition to gym clothes when weather is cold. 
• NO GLASS CONTAINERS.
• No Horseplay. 
• Students will be given a locker and will be responsible for providing a lock and locking up valuables.

Grading System:

• Application of Skills                35%
• Written Assignments/Tests      30%
• Daily Participation                  35% 

Daily Participation: Students will earn a maximum of five (5) points each day in Physical Education Class.

You will earn Zero points for:

1. Non dressed / Non Active
2. Unexcused Absence
3. Being Disruptive / Insubordinate
4. Fighting
5. Destroying School Property

You will earn a Maximum of 2 point for:

1. Non dressed active (Ex. Walking around gym or given area)
2. Displaying or voicing obscenities
3. Breaking game rules or expectations
4. Putting others down

You will earn a Maximum of 3 points for:

1. Being tardy for class
2. Reduced effort during activity
3. Performing unsafe acts

You will earn a Maximum of 4 points for:

1. Showing poor sportsmanship
2. Arguing with others
3. Reduced effort

Students with excused absences may make up points by picking up a PE Make-up Form, from Mr. Welle.  It is your responsibility, as a student, to make up any missed work.