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Physical Education

PE class out on the field

Physical Education

LOWER SCHOOL

Physical Education is an important aspect of each student’s physical development in grades kindergarten through four. Daily PE classes place an emphasis on the natural progression of a child's physical, social, emotional, and intellectual growth and development. Throughout each child's education, a carefully planned sequence of movement patterns facilitates the development of motor tasks from simple to complex. The early stages of the program are centered around how the individual can learn about her or his own movement abilities and eventually relate the new found knowledge and skills to others through group interaction.

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Middle school PE classes in grades five through eight continue three times a week with an emphasis on organized games and activities. Specific units in areas such as volleyball, basketball, soccer, flag football, track and field, lacrosse, badminton, pickleball, and team handball are taught. Eighth grade students are exposed to a wide variety of elective activities, including yoga, Pilates, ultimate frisbee, and unicycling!

My favorite new space on campus is the new field because it is the perfect place for me and my friends to play football and other games. There is so much space for us to run around and have fun.

- JP, Sixth Grade

Teacher hIgh fives a student
Photo of the field during PE
Students playing basketball

 

The Physical Education Team

Katie Curci

Katie Curci

Titles: Physical Education Teacher
Joshua Parks

Joshua Parks

Titles: Physical Education Teacher
Josephine Pickard

Josephine Pickard

Titles: Physical Education Teacher/Department Chair