Long Beach Middle School
Physical Education Department
The Long Beach Middle School Education program consists of developmentally appropriate activities that create maximum opportunities for development of skills, knowledge, health-related fitness, and ultimately, the confidence to enjoy an active and healthy lifestyle.
Grading Policy
At the middle school, each student is given the opportunity to earn up to ten (10) points every class based on the following scale as awarded by the teacher.
0 - 1 point for being prepared
0 - 2 points for behavior, attitude and sportsmanship
0 - 3 points for participation
0 - 4 points for skill acquisition
ALL P.E. TEACHERS EXTRA HELP: WEDNESDAY
*Mrs. Miller's extra help is upon request.
Medically Excused
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In order to be medically excused students must bring in doctor's note to school nurse's office.
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Students who are medically excused should report to their P.E. teacher for alternative assignments.
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Students are cleared to participate again when they bring in a note from their doctor and hand it in to the school nurse
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Physical Education Units |
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6th Grade Units
◊ Fitness
◊ Soccer
◊ Volleyball
◊ Basketball
◊ Cooperative Games
◊ Badminton
◊ Pillow Hockey
◊ Track & Field |
7th & 8th Grade Units
◊ Fitness
◊ Soccer/Football/Speedball
◊ Volleyball
◊ Team Handball
◊ Basketball
◊ Badminton
◊ Pillow Hockey
◊ Tennis/Softball/Lacrosse |
Parent Support
Do the children of active parents tend to be more active? Yes! However, there are other parental factors that influence physical activity behaviors in children.
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Parental Encouragement (reduce TV use, positive reinforcement, etc..)
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Parental Involvement (family walks, practicing skills, coaching, etc...)
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Parental Facilitation (sign-ups, equipment, transportation, etc...)
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Parental Role Modeling (walking to the store, doing yard work, etc...)