Welcome to the Saugus High School Wellness page! Below are links to view the different Wellness activities that Saugus High School offers in the courses. Also, below is a description of the wellness courses taught at Saugus High School
Click on the pictures or links below to view the classroom activities and gym activities pages.
Freshman Wellness
Course # 911
5 Credits
5 Periods
Prerequisites: Required by all freshman
Sophomore Wellness
Course # 912
5 Credits
5 Periods
Prerequisites: Required for second year students
Completion of one of the following electives is required for graduation
Samples of modules that may be completed in Freshman and Sophomore wellness are:
| Introduction to Wellness | Fitness Walking |
| Introduction to Fitness | Harassment |
| Basic Nutrition | Communication and Relationships |
| Sports Nutrition | McWhippit |
| Basketball | Aerobics |
| Stress Management | Project Adventure |
| Emotional Health | Flexibility/Yoga |
| Softball | Badminton & Ping Pong |
| Cardio-Kickboxing | Beyond Tobacco & Alcohol |
| Floor Hockey | Relationships & Sexuality |
| Violence Prevention | Volleyball |
| Substance Use and Abuse | First Aid |
| CPR | Anger Management |
| Body Image and Weight Management | Pickleball |
| Touch Football | |
| Soccerball | |
| Weight Training |
Wellness 3
Course # 913
2.5 Credits Credits
5 Periods
Prerequisites: Successful completion of courses 911 and 912.
Students will be instructed in the fundamental skills and the rules of a number of varied team activities including football, soccer, softball, volleyball, floor hockey and basketball. Students will also be exposed to non-competitive individual leisure sports. These activities include walking for health, weight training, aerobic exercise, and other selected activities. A classroom module on drug education and sexuality will be included along with CPR recertification class. Students may also be exposed to a Scared Straight Program or their pro-active prevention programs.
Wellness 4
Course # 914
2.5 Credits
5 Periods
Prerequisites: Successful completion of course 913.
Students will be instructed in the fundamental skills and the rules of a number of varied team activities including football, soccer, softball, volleyball, floor hockey and basketball. Students will also be exposed to non-competitive individual leisure sports. These activities include walking for health, weight training, aerobic exercise, and other selected activities. A classroom module on drug education and sexuality will be included along with CPR recertification class. Students may also be exposed to a Scared Straight Program or their pro-active prevention programs.
Introduction to Athletic Training
Course # 915
2.5 Credits
5 Periods
Prerequisites: Class open to juniors and seniors interested in the field of Athletic Training. Successful completion of Biology and Chemistry is required.
Entry-level course designed to introduce the potential coach or athletic trainer to the field of athletic training. Basic care and prevention of athletic injuries will be dealt with in order to equip the coach or trainer with the knowledge to make intelligent decisions regarding common athletic injuries. It will also include some taping techniques. External class hours are required for successful completion of this course. Students will assist the athletic trainer during practices, games and office hours.
The Wellness Department offers models which the students learn fundamental health concepts and skills that foster healthy habits and behaviors. Through a combined and coordinated teaching of health education, physical education, and family consumer science, starting in grade 9 and continuing through grade 12, these modules will enable the individual to make healthier lifestyle choices.
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