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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 9, 10, 11, 12
Length: Two Semesters
CPT Code: 08001A000
Level: G
A variety of physical activities are provided for
students including instruction in sport techniques for
both team and individual sports. The development of
personal physical fitness is well integrated into the
program. Cooperation, trust, group dynamics and
decision making are emphasized. Physical education
activities are modified for student success in
mastering skills as applicable.
HEALTH
Length: One Semester
CPT Code: 08051A000
Level: G
Health is a district requirement for graduation.
Topics are divided into three units of study that
include mental health, drugs and substance abuse,
and human relationships. Each unit includes
assigned readings, classroom lecture and
discussion. The course challenges students to
think critically, to develop problem solving and
decision-making skills to generate healthy personal
choices for life.
DRIVER EDUCATION (CLASSROOM ONLY)
Length: One Semester
CPT Code: 08151A000
Level: G
Prerequisite: 15 years old, passing grade in eight courses in two semesters prior to enrolling in the class.
The state law requires that the minimum age for an Illinois driver’s license is eighteen (18) years, except for
students who have their parent’s permission and have successfully completed driver education. Driver
Education Classroom is a minimum of (thirty) 30 hours in length and requires student attendance to satisfy
this state requirement. Any student not completing this requirement will have to repeat this phase of driver
education. This class promotes the development of citizens who will learn and follow state traffic regulations
and laws. It also cultivates desirable attitudes towards safe driving habits that are necessary to become safe
and responsible users of the highway transportation system. The classroom portion of Driver Education is
offered to students during the sophomore year. In order to be eligible for Driver Education the student must
be fifteen (15) years of age. Student’s who desire to take Driver’s Education courses in public schools or
nonpublic schools must receive a passing grade in at least eight (8) courses the previous two (2) semesters
before enrolling in Driver’s Education.
Additional Information:
Driver Education phase two, Behind-the-Wheel, needs to be pre-arranged through the student’s home
district or private facility. All students must complete the State requirements for the “graduated driver’s
license program.” This includes documenting a parent/adult riding with their student driver for a minimum of
fifty (50) hours of which at least ten (10) hours must be night driving. The school’s behind-the-wheel driving
time does not count towards the fifty (50) hour requirement. It is the responsibility of the student and the
parent/adult to complete the driving log from correctly before turning it in at the examiner’s station. More
information on this is available in the Illinois Rules of the Road book.
© The School of Expressive Arts & Learning, Inc. 2010
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 9, 10, 11, 12
Length: Two Semesters
CPT Code: 08001A000
Level: G
A variety of physical activities are provided for
students including instruction in sport techniques for
both team and individual sports. The development of
personal physical fitness is well integrated into the
program. Cooperation, trust, group dynamics and
decision making are emphasized. Physical education
activities are modified for student success in
mastering skills as applicable.
HEALTH
Length: One Semester
CPT Code: 08051A000
Level: G
Health is a district requirement for graduation.
Topics are divided into three units of study that
include mental health, drugs and substance abuse,
and human relationships. Each unit includes
assigned readings, classroom lecture and
discussion. The course challenges students to
think critically, to develop problem solving and
decision-making skills to generate healthy personal
choices for life.
DRIVER EDUCATION (CLASSROOM ONLY)
Length: One Semester
CPT Code: 08151A000
Level: G
Prerequisite: 15 years old, passing grade in eight courses in two semesters prior to enrolling in the class.
The state law requires that the minimum age for an Illinois driver’s license is eighteen (18) years, except for
students who have their parent’s permission and have successfully completed driver education. Driver
Education Classroom is a minimum of (thirty) 30 hours in length and requires student attendance to satisfy
this state requirement. Any student not completing this requirement will have to repeat this phase of driver
education. This class promotes the development of citizens who will learn and follow state traffic regulations
and laws. It also cultivates desirable attitudes towards safe driving habits that are necessary to become safe
and responsible users of the highway transportation system. The classroom portion of Driver Education is
offered to students during the sophomore year. In order to be eligible for Driver Education the student must
be fifteen (15) years of age. Student’s who desire to take Driver’s Education courses in public schools or
nonpublic schools must receive a passing grade in at least eight (8) courses the previous two (2) semesters
before enrolling in Driver’s Education.
Additional Information:
Driver Education phase two, Behind-the-Wheel, needs to be pre-arranged through the student’s home
district or private facility. All students must complete the State requirements for the “graduated driver’s
license program.” This includes documenting a parent/adult riding with their student driver for a minimum of
fifty (50) hours of which at least ten (10) hours must be night driving. The school’s behind-the-wheel driving
time does not count towards the fifty (50) hour requirement. It is the responsibility of the student and the
parent/adult to complete the driving log from correctly before turning it in at the examiner’s station. More
information on this is available in the Illinois Rules of the Road book.