Week of 10/13-10/17:

Sports Medicine-

This is a full year course (1st Block "B" Day) designed for students interested in fields such as athletic training, physical therapy, medicine, fitness, physiology of exercise, kinesiology, nutrition, and other sports medicine related fields. The course includes class work and practical hands-on application in the following areas: prevention, nutrition, anatomy and physiology, fitness/conditioning/strength programs, and sports medicine careers. This course is open to juniors and seniors and the prerequisite is the successful completion of 2 years of health and fitness.

For the upcoming weeks we will be discussing different techniques to help assisting a victim who is either conscious or unconscious.  We will review "hands-on" techniques as well as book work sponsored by the American Red Cross.  A performance based assessment will be given to measure the accuracy of performing the right medical care.  Techniques that will be taught consist of CPR and AED training.  A written assessment will be given Wednesday.

Physical Education/Health-

In health class we have learned about disease and health.  Particulary students have a better understanding of communicable and non-communicable disease, heart disease, cancer, active immunity, passive immunity, alcohol, tobacco and caffeine, prescription vs. over-the-couner medications, the effects of drug misuse and abuse, and the various community health agencies.

Please make sure that your child has sneakers and a change of clothes on their PE days. It is critical to their success in this class. Your support is needed and appreciated!


Athletics-

**Through the Campus Community Athletic Department you can now purchase merchandise for all of your occasions ranging from sports teams to clubs to the everyday parent/student who just wants some Campus gear. Please log on at www.ccsathletics.com and click merchandise at the top.**



*Reminder that all students MUST have a physical turned into either the coach or athletic director prior to practicing with their team.

NO PHYSICAL = NO PRACTICE



"League Minder" is the online schedule program used by CCHS for athletic scheduling. For an updated/current list of games, go to www.viewmyschedule.com and follow the prompts to get the sports information you want.

Sports Teams Offered at Campus Community Middle and High School Sponsored by (DIAA), Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association.



(MS) Middle School Teams - students in grades 6 to 8

(HS) High School Teams - students in grades 8 to 12



Fall Sports:

HS Soccer-b

HS F.Hockey-g

HS Volleyball-g

MS F.Hockey-g

MS Soccer-b



Winter Sports:

HS Basketball-b

HS Basketball-g

MS Basketball-b

MS basketball-g



Spring Sports:

HS Lacrosse-b

HS Soccer-g

HS Golf-b & g

MS Soccer-g



Check the schedule on "League Minder" at anytime for an updated/current list of games by going to viewmyschedule.com.



Eligibility Reminders:


All students must have current physicals to play interscholastic sports, (after May 1, 2008). Physicals must be completed on an official "DIAA" form which are available in the front office of both Bradford and Pear Street buildings or online at ccsathletics.com and click on "links/forms."



Athletes must have passed 5 out of 8 credits during the previous trimester with at least 2 credits being in a core subject area. For example, if they do not pass humanities and either math or science for the second trimester, they are not eligible to play sports during the spring at CCHS or any Delaware high school. For students up through 8th grade must receive a "2" or better in six (6) of the nine (9) classes with, atleast, "2" of those credits coming from their core classes.

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Mr. Robert Beron, A.D./PE & Health Teacher