PEEKSKILL MIDDLE SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION

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COACH BASSO
COACH IASILLO
COACH DiCUIO
COACH MACKAY
CLASS PROCEDURES
 7th and 8th grade students report straight to the locker room to meet
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their P.E. teacher. 6th graders will report directly to the gymnasium.
Students will have 5 minutes to change and line up inside of the locker
room. Each 7th and 8th grade student will be assigned a locker with a
combination lock. No books, pens, or markers will be allowed in the
gym.
Students will walk with their teacher to the gym and sit/stand in their
assigned spot.
Classes consist of a warm-up, activity, and lesson closure.
Students will walk back to locker room with their teacher and have 5
minutes to change.
6th grade students will not be required to change (except for
swimming) and therefore will not receive a P.E. locker.
***Until further notice students will report directly to the gym and will
not be required to change, but will be required to have sneakers to
participate****
EXPECTATIONS
 Students are expected to report to class on time,
change, and be ready to leave the locker room with
their classmates.
 Students are expected to participate in all components
of the lesson (warm-up, activity, closure)
 Students are expected to show respect, good
sportsmanship, and cooperation throughout the
entire class period.
 There is no food or drinks allowed in the gym or pool,
including gum.
LOCKER ROOM
RULES AND PROCEDURES
 No food or drinks will be allowed in the locker room.
 All personal belongings including cell phones, Ipods/Itouch,
PSP’s, money, etc. should be locked in their lockers. THE P.E.
STAFF WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ITEMS LOST OR
STOLEN DURING CLASS!
 Horseplay, bullying, and inappropriate language in the locker
room will not be tolerated and will result in disciplinary action
that could include call back after school, written referral,
administrative discipline, and/or a phone call to
parents/guardians.
 Lockers will be emptied before November, December, February,
and April breaks. Due to sanitary concerns, items left in lockers
may be discarded. Students will be given at least 1 week to clean
out their lockers prior to a break.
ATTIRE
 SNEAKERS
 SWEATPANTS
 KNEE LENGTH
SHORTS
 T-SHIRTS OR
SWEATSHIRTS
 NO JEWELRY
 STUDENTS
RESPONSIBLE FOR
VALUABLES
GRADING POLICY
 5 points= student is on time to and from class, changed,
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participates, and shows good sportsmanship.
3 points= student is on time, participates but does not change.
Participation (80 %)
Written or physical skills assessment (20 % of total grade)
NOTE: Absences exceeding 8 in one quarter will result in a
significant loss of quarterly points and may lead to a possible
failure.
Penalties- tardiness to and from class, vandalism, physical/
verbal aggression, disrespect, name calling will result in loss of 1
point per infraction.
Students who are tardy to or from class 3 times in a quarter will
lose their locker room privileges for the next class.
GRADEBOOK SAMPLE
FAILURE TO PARTICIPATE
 1st Time Offense- Student earns a zero for the class period
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and a conference with the teacher.
2nd Time Offense- Student earns a zero and an after school
detention.
3rd Time Offense- Student earns zero and will have an afterschool detention, and a phone call to a parent/guardian.
4th Time Offense- Student earns a zero, phone call home,
and meeting with guidance counselor or principal.
5th Time Offense- Parent is asked to come for a conference
with student, teacher, and guidance counselor.
***Each time a student refuses to participate they will be
required to fill in a worksheet based on the lesson of the
day. ****
DISCIPLINE/CONSEQUENCES
 Student will be spoken to in private by teacher
 Student is removed for specified amount of time from
activity
 Student assigned after school or lunch detention
 Phone call home to parent/guardian
 Written referral
SWIMMING PROGRAM
All students will be required to swim at some point during the school
year. Students will be grouped according to swimming ability.
Students will be required to have a bathing suit, towel, and goggles in
order to participate in the aquatics program. More information about
the swimming program will be given when we are ready to use the pool.
Please tell your parent/guardian that you need a bathing suit NOW!
This will give you enough time to get a bathing suit before we begin
swimming and you will not lose any time or points.
Swimming Curriculum
 Survival Skills- submersion, floating, treading, rescue
techniques (8th grade)
 Pool Entry- wading/jumping/diving
 Swim Strokes- front crawl, elementary backstroke,
back crawl, breaststroke, side stroke/butterfly
 Water Sports- water polo, volleyball, races
UNITS COVERED
 FALL
Football
Soccer
Team Handball
Volleyball
Floor Hockey
Fitness Activities
Project Adventure
WINTER
Badminton/Tennis
Basketball
Gymnastics/Dance
Ultimate Frisbee
Large Group Games
Project Adventure
SPRING
Orienteering
Lacrosse
Softball
Project Adventure
Lifetime Games (Bocce, Horshoes, Shuffle board)
Wiffleball
Coop. Games
Cricket
EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
For 7th & 8th Graders
 FALL SPORTS
WINTER SPORTS
Football (Boys)
Soccer
(Boys and Girls)
Cross Country (Boys & Girls)
Volleyball (Girls)
Modified Swimming (Girls)
Basketball (Boys and Girls)
Wrestling (Boys)
Indoor Track (Boys & Girls)
Modified Swimming (Boys)
Lacrosse (Boys)
Softball (Girls)
November-Football
December- Soccer
May- Wiffle Ball
SPRING Sports
Track (Boys and Girls)
Baseball (Boys)
Monthly Sport Tournaments
January- Floor Hockey
March- Basketball
February- Badminton
April- Ultimate Frisbee
June- PKMS Triathlon (150yd swim or 3 laps, 2 mile bike, ½
mile run around field); all components will be timed.
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CONTACTS AND RESOURCES
 Email Addresses:
 Coach Iasillo- [email protected]
 Coach Basso- [email protected]
 Coach DiCuio- [email protected]
 Phone: (914) 737-4542
Class Page
 Go to Peekskill Middle School Home Page
http://ms.peekskillcsd.org/
 Click on “Class Pages”
 Click on “Physical Education”
CLOSURE
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SUCCESS
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