Sports Medicine

SPORTS MEDICINE 
PHE032/033 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level: 10 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE

Course Description:
Study health, fitness, anatomy, physiology, injury treatment, injury response, and nutrition.  First Aid, CPR, athletic injury prevention, care and rehabilitation and emergency procedures will also be taught.    Students enrolled in this class are required to register for Field Experience (PHE037/038).   College credit available.

ADVANCED SPORTS MEDICINE 
PHE040/041 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level:  11 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE

Course Description:
Expand your knowledge of sports medicine, in preparation for careers in athletic training, physical therapy, and other health/medical occupations.  Students enrolled in this class are required to register for Field Experience (PHE037/038).   College credit available.

SPORTS MEDICINE FIELD EXPERIENCE
PHE037/038 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level: 10 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE
Prerequisite:  Concurrent enrollment in PHE032/033 or PHE040/041.

Course Description:
Experience will be obtained through working with athletic teams and high school sports event coverage.  Students will arrange 90 hours after school each semester with the teacher. 

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
SCI408/409 (Year)
Credits:  .5 per semester 
Grade Level: 11 - 12
Equivalency:  1.0 credit Lab Science
Prerequisite:  Completion of or concurrent enrollment in Biology.

Course Description: 
Gain basic information regarding the chemistry and organization of living matter needed to understand cellular, tissue and organ functions.  Study the structure and physiology of the major organ systems, and perform dissections. College credit available.

SPORTS MEDICINE 
PHE032/033 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level: 10 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE

Course Description:
Study health, fitness, anatomy, physiology, injury treatment, injury response, and nutrition.  First Aid, CPR, athletic injury prevention, care and rehabilitation and emergency procedures will also be taught.    Students enrolled in this class are required to register for Field Experience (PHE037/038).   College credit available.

ADVANCED SPORTS MEDICINE 
PHE040/041 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level:  11 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE

Course Description:
Expand your knowledge of sports medicine, in preparation for careers in athletic training, physical therapy, and other health/medical occupations.  Students enrolled in this class are required to register for Field Experience (PHE037/038).   College credit available.

SPORTS MEDICINE FIELD EXPERIENCE
PHE037/038 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level: 10 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE
Prerequisite:  Concurrent enrollment in PHE032/033 or PHE040/041.

Course Description:
Experience will be obtained through working with athletic teams and high school sports event coverage.  Students will arrange 90 hours after school each semester with the teacher. 

BIOTECHNOLOGY
SCI424/425 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level: 10 - 12
Prerequisites: Biology and completion of/or concurrent enrollment in Chemistry
Equivalency: 1.0 credit Science 

Course Description:
Explore topics such as DNA analysis, genetic engineering and stem cells, as well as biotechnology related to medicine, global health, environmental issues and bioethics. Participate in hands-on lab experience to develop skills and techniques that are typical of research and medical laboratories. Complete a year-long biotechnology project and participate in the regional Bio Expo Science Fair.  College credit available.

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
SCI408/409 (Year)
Credits:  .5 per semester 
Grade Level: 11 - 12
Equivalency:  1.0 credit Lab Science
Prerequisite:  Completion of or concurrent enrollment in Biology.

Course Description: 
Gain basic information regarding the chemistry and organization of living matter needed to understand cellular, tissue and organ functions.  Study the structure and physiology of the major organ systems, and perform dissections. College credit available.

SPORTS MEDICINE 
PHE032/033 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level: 10 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE

Course Description:
Study health, fitness, anatomy, physiology, injury treatment, injury response, and nutrition.  First Aid, CPR, athletic injury prevention, care and rehabilitation and emergency procedures will also be taught.    Students enrolled in this class are required to register for Field Experience (PHE037/038).   College credit available.

ADVANCED SPORTS MEDICINE 
PHE040/041 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level:  11 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE

Course Description:
Expand your knowledge of sports medicine, in preparation for careers in athletic training, physical therapy, and other health/medical occupations.  Students enrolled in this class are required to register for Field Experience (PHE037/038).   College credit available.

SPORTS MEDICINE FIELD EXPERIENCE
PHE037/038 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level: 10 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE
Prerequisite:  Concurrent enrollment in PHE032/033 or PHE040/041.

Course Description:
Experience will be obtained through working with athletic teams and high school sports event coverage.  Students will arrange 90 hours after school each semester with the teacher. 

BIOTECHNOLOGY
SCI424/425 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level: 10 - 12
Prerequisites: Biology and completion of/or concurrent enrollment in Chemistry
Equivalency: 1.0 credit Science 

Course Description:
Explore topics such as DNA analysis, genetic engineering and stem cells, as well as biotechnology related to medicine, global health, environmental issues and bioethics. Participate in hands-on lab experience to develop skills and techniques that are typical of research and medical laboratories. Complete a year-long biotechnology project and participate in the regional Bio Expo Science Fair.  College credit available.

ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY
SCI408/409 (Year)
Credits:  .5 per semester 
Grade Level: 11 - 12
Equivalency:  1.0 credit Lab Science
Prerequisite:  Completion of or concurrent enrollment in Biology.

Course Description: 
Gain basic information regarding the chemistry and organization of living matter needed to understand cellular, tissue and organ functions.  Study the structure and physiology of the major organ systems, and perform dissections. College credit available.

SPORTS MEDICINE 
PHE032/033 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level: 10 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE

Course Description:
Study health, fitness, anatomy, physiology, injury treatment, injury response, and nutrition.  First Aid, CPR, athletic injury prevention, care and rehabilitation and emergency procedures will also be taught.    Students enrolled in this class are required to register for Field Experience (PHE037/038).   College credit available.

ADVANCED SPORTS MEDICINE 
PHE040/041 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level:  11 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE

Course Description:
Expand your knowledge of sports medicine, in preparation for careers in athletic training, physical therapy, and other health/medical occupations.  Students enrolled in this class are required to register for Field Experience (PHE037/038).   College credit available.

SPORTS MEDICINE FIELD EXPERIENCE
PHE037/038 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level: 10 - 12
Equivalency:  .5 credit Health or .5 credit PE
Prerequisite:  Concurrent enrollment in PHE032/033 or PHE040/041.

Course Description:
Experience will be obtained through working with athletic teams and high school sports event coverage.  Students will arrange 90 hours after school each semester with the teacher. 

BIOTECHNOLOGY
SCI424/425 (Year)
Credits:  1.0
Grade Level: 10 - 12
Prerequisites: Biology and completion of/or concurrent enrollment in Chemistry
Equivalency: 1.0 credit Science 

Course Description:
Explore topics such as DNA analysis, genetic engineering and stem cells, as well as biotechnology related to medicine, global health, environmental issues and bioethics. Participate in hands-on lab experience to develop skills and techniques that are typical of research and medical laboratories. Complete a year-long biotechnology project and participate in the regional Bio Expo Science Fair.  College credit available.