Physical Education CDHS

Physical Education Regulations and Grading Policy Each physical education class is worth a total of 10 points. Points will be assigned based on the physical education rubric.

How do you earn your PE grade?

Points will be deducted for the following violations: gum /candy in class, tardy to squad, inappropriate behavior in squad/gym, jewelry etc.

Points will also be deducted for for lack of participation, effort, disrespect of PE equipment and failure to follow instructions/rules

0 points 1-2 points 3 points 3-4 points 5-6 points 7-8 points 9 points 10 points Student does not dress for class.   Student is wearing a uniform that belongs to another student. Student is removed from class because of disciplinary problems. Student is appropriately dressed in physical education uniform, but does not fully participate in class, follow teacher directions and is a behavior problem. Student is appropriately dressed for physical education, but not in uniform, and actively engaged the entire (100%) period. Student demonstrates maximal effort in activities, and always exhibits a positive attitude and is respectful of peers and self. Student follows all teacher directions the first time asked. Student does not violate any of the PE policies below.** Student is appropriately dressed in physical education uniform and actively engaged in less than 50% of the period. Student demonstrates limited effort in activities, exhibits a poor attitude, or is disrespectful of peers and self. Student does not follow teacher directions and requires multiple prompts to stay on task. Student violates three or more of the PE policies below.** Student is appropriately dressed in physical education uniform and actively engaged in 50-60% of the period. Student demonstrates limited effort in activities, exhibits a positive attitude, and is respectful of peers and self. Student follows most teacher directions the second time asked. Student violates two-three of the PE policies below.** Student is appropriately dressed in physical education uniform and actively engaged in 70-80% of the period. Student demonstrates effort in activities, exhibits a positive attitude, and is respectful of peers and self. Student follows most teacher directions the first time asked. Student violates one-two of the PE policies below.** Student is appropriately dressed in physical education uniform and actively engaged in 90% of the period. Student is appropriately dressed in physical education uniform and actively engaged the entire (100%) period.

Absent from class Students may have 2 absences per marking period. For the first 2 absences, you will not earn points and points will not be deducted.  After 2 absences, you must make up your PE class to earn credit. Until you make up the class, the absences will count as a zero. You do not have to make up classes missed due to a school events i.e. school sports, field trip, testing. If in doubt…see your teacher.

How do I make-up a class???

Parent Excuses Students will not earn points or have points deducted for an approved parent excuse. Students may be excused from class 2 times per marking period with a note from their parent or guardian for illness/injury. Give all parent notes to your teacher.

Medical Excuses Students who are ill or injured for an extended period of time are required to obtain a medical excuse from their physician. All medical notes go directly to the nurse.

Grade Book 85% = classwork - dress and participation. 15% = assessment – writing assignments

Grade Book Notations E = excused, first 2 absent from class for any reason. A = absent from class 3 or more times. Will calculate as a zero until you make the class up. ND = not dressed for class, calculates as a zero. PE = parent excuse EM = excused medical

LOCK YOUR STUFF !!!

No Cell Phones Lock Them Up

Stay in Locker Room Until the Bell Rings

Fitness Testing Name ________________________________________ Pd Fitness Testing Name ________________________________________ Pd. ____ odd/even   ½ mile Sit ups Push ups Sit & Reach (R/L) Fall Winter Spring

PE Activities – 4 Year Rotation