Physical Education should help students develop physical fitness, neuromuscular skills, coordination of skills, positive attitudes and behaviors, and a level of participation for social enjoyment and/or competitive participation.
Physical Education is not just a collection of activities, but is a well-organized, sequenced program, which is designed to meet specific objectives and core curriculum standards.
The ultimate test of the success of the Physical Education Program lies in the lifestyle of our graduates. Graduates of a successful program maintain a desirable level of physical fitness, understand the effects of physical active life styles, and exhibit positive behaviors and attitudes both as spectators and as participants.
Physical Education should foster the enjoyment of play and activity, which will ultimately result in students continuing activity throughout their lives.