and provides an in-depth study and continue on after the completion Field trips and team competition application of the components of of the class. are an important part of the sports medicine including but not program, along with the annual limited to: basic rehabilitative military ball and numerous public P434 TENNIS II (2nd Time techniques, therapeutic modalities, performance opportunities. Taken) wound care, taping and bandaging Recommended Grade techniques, prevention, Placement: 10-12 PROTCA OR PROTCAB recognition, and care of 1 credit NJROTC I musculoskeletal injuries, injuries Prerequisite: Personal to the young athlete, drugs in PE SUBSTITUTE Foundations and Tennis I sports, and modern issues in sports Recommended Grade medicine. Individualized and Placement: 9-12 independent assignments will be P435 TENNIS III (3rd Time Prerequisite: None included in this course. This Taken) course will out of class ½-1 credit-state Recommended Grade assignments. The class size is Placement: 10-12 limited due to safety and 1 credit District PE Requirement/State instructional materials. Prerequisite: Personal Elective Foundations and Tennis II 1 credit P436 TENNIS IV I103 or I104 NJROTC II (LOCAL CREDIT) State Elective Recommended Grade Recommended Grade Placement: 10-12 Placement: 10-12 1 credit Prerequisite: Personal ½-1 credit-state Foundations and Tennis III Prerequisite: NJROTC I TENNIS I105 OR I106 NJROTC III State Elective Recommended Grade P433 TENNIS I (1st Time Placement: 11-12 Taken) ½-1 credit-state Placement: 9-12 Prerequisite: NJROTC II 1 credit NJROTC Prerequisite: Personal I107 OR I108 NJROTV IV Foundations State Elective ’s Navy Junior Reserve Officer This semester course will offer Recommended Grade Training Corps instills in each students the opportunity to learn Placement: 12 cadet the core values of citizenship the game of tennis and golf. It ½-1 credit-state based on courage, honor, and will cover the skills necessary to commitment. Instruction Prerequisite: NJROTC III participate in both activities and emphasizes the maritime character will teach the students the rules of of our nation and naval customs the game. Students will use the and traditions. Leadership knowledge gained in this lifetime laboratories focus on military drill, sports class and be able to inspections and physical fitness.
and provides an in-depth study and application of the components of sports medicine including but not limited to: basic rehabilitative techniques, therapeutic modalities, wound care, taping and bandaging techniques, prevention, recognition, and care of musculoskeletal injuries, injuries to the young athlete, drugs in sports, and modern issues in sports medicine. Individualized and independent assignments will be included in this course. This course will out of class assignments. The class size is limited due to safety and instructional materials. TENNIS P433 TENNIS I (1st Time Taken) Placement: 9-12 1 credit Prerequisite: Personal Foundations This semester course will offer students the opportunity to learn the game of tennis and golf. It will cover the skills necessary to participate in both activities and will teach the students the rules of the game. Students will use the knowledge gained in this lifetime sports class and be able to continue on after the completion of the class. P434 TENNIS II (2nd Time Taken) Recommended Grade Placement: 10-12 1 credit Prerequisite: Personal Foundations and Tennis I P435 TENNIS III (3rd Time Taken) Recommended Grade Placement: 10-12 1 credit Prerequisite: Personal Foundations and Tennis II P436 TENNIS IV (LOCAL CREDIT) Recommended Grade Placement: 10-12 1 credit Prerequisite: Personal Foundations and Tennis III NJROTC ’s Navy Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps instills in each cadet the core values of citizenship based on courage, honor, and commitment. Instruction emphasizes the maritime character of our nation and naval customs and traditions. Leadership laboratories focus on military drill, inspections and physical fitness. Field trips and team competition are an important part of the program, along with the annual military ball and numerous public performance opportunities. PROTCA OR PROTCAB NJROTC I PE SUBSTITUTE Recommended Grade Placement: 9-12 Prerequisite: None ½-1 credit-state District PE Requirement/State Elective 1 credit I103 or I104 NJROTC II State Elective Recommended Grade Placement: 10-12 ½-1 credit-state Prerequisite: NJROTC I I105 OR I106 NJROTC III State Elective Recommended Grade Placement: 11-12 ½-1 credit-state Prerequisite: NJROTC II I107 OR I108 NJROTV IV State Elective Recommended Grade Placement: 12 ½-1 credit-state Prerequisite: NJROTC III