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Maple Point Middle SchoolPhysical Education Information Sheet
Maple Point Physical Education Program includes a variety of activities. The program fulfills needs for physical, mental, social, and emotional development. Physical Education is a required subject and each student is expected to participate to their fullest capacity.
Dress for Success
What do I wear to PE? Preferably a red T-shirt and athletic shorts, sneakers (that tie or velcro) *PE shirts will be sold throughout the year during PE classes. Order form is on the back of this sheet.
*Students are required to change out of school clothing for class. PE clothing may not be worn to other classes. School dress code applies. Sweatshirts and sweatpants/leggings are permitted and may be needed for cool weather.
- Jewelry should be left at home, removed and locked up during class for safety reasons. Small stud earrings are ok.
- No tank tops/spaghetti straps
- No crocs/slides/flip flops/hey dudes/slippers or platform sneakers
Locker Room
1. Students go directly into the locker room prior to PE class.
2. After you are changed, line up along lockers to be dismissed by a teacher.
3. Students are not to be in any gym area unsupervised. Bring in a combination lock to secure your belongings. You are required to remove the lock after your class.
- We are not responsible for lost or stolen items. There is absolutely no cell phone use in the locker room.
- Bring in a drawstring bag. Include your shirt, sneakers, lock, and deodorant
Excuse Notes
Parent notes are valid for up to 2 consecutive classes. A doctor’s note is required for a longer period of time. The note must include a date and excused time frame.
- Doctors’ notes to the nurse before homeroom, you will receive a “Medical Excuse” note to give to the PE teacher. Parent notes go directly to the PE teacher.
- Students will report to the library and complete an assignment on canvas if their injury is for an extended time.
Grading
Made up of 3 criteria (1 point each): Active participation (demonstrating effort, skills, and tactics) Preparation (change of clothes, sneakers). Social behavior (sportsmanship, teamwork, the safety of the individual and others)
**No GUM in PE classes.