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*Forms for events:
Mile Run Permission Form Fall 2009

Wet Fest T-Shirt Order 2009

Wet Fest Permission Form 2009

Inservice Dances:

Bosa Nova
Barn Dance
Electric Slide
Play That Funky Music

*Wet Fest Dates 2010

K - Tuesday May 4th
1st - Wednesday May 5th
2nd - Thursday May 6th
4th - Friday May 7th
3rd - Monday May 10th
5th - Tuesday May 11th

*Running Club 8:00 till 8:20 A.M. 
Mondays 4th Grade
Tuesdays 3rd Grade
Wednesdays 5th Grade
Thursdays 2nd Grade
Fridays K & 1st Grade

*Lakewood Runs

*Lakewood Climbs

*Races:
Slide show of pictures from Reindeer Run.

*Presidential Physical Fitness Mile Run Test At Idle Hour Park:

First Test: 2009
K is on campus 1/4 Mile  November 16th 
1st Grade:  Nov. 2nd 1/2 Mile
2nd Grade: Nov. 9th 1 Mile
3rd Grade: Nov. 2nd 1 Mile
4th Grade: Nov. 9th 1 Mile
5th Grade: Nov. 16th 1 Mile
Top 60 Mile Run: November 23rd
Second Test: 2010
K is on campus March15th 1/4 Mile
1st Grade: March 1st      1/2 Mile
2nd Grade: March 8th     1 Mile
3rd Grade: March 1st      1 Mile
4th Grade: March 8th      1 Mile
5th Grade: March 15th    1 Mile
Top 60 Mile Run: March 22nd

Qualifying Standards

                                  Gold Medallion

The Presidential Physical Fitness Award
You must reach the following score for all Five tests in the appropriate age level to achieve this award.

  Age Sit-Ups Shuttle Run V Sit Reach Mile Pull-Ups
Boys 6 33 12.1 3.5 10:15 2
Boys 7 36 11.5 3.5 9:22 4
Boys 8 40 11.1 3.0 8:48 5
Boys 9 41 10.9 3.0 8:31 5
Boys 10 45 10.3 4.0 7:57 6
Boys 11 47 10.0 4.0 7:32 6
Boys 12 50 9.8 4.0 7:11 7
             
Girls 6 32 12.4 5.5 11:20 2
Girls 7 34 12.1 5.0 10:36 2
Girls 8 38 11.8 4.5 10:02 2
Girls 9 39 11.1 5.5 9:30 2
Girls 10 40 10.8 6.0 9:19 3
Girls 11 42 10.5 6.5 9:02 3
Girls 12 45 10.4 7.0 8:23 2

                                       National Emblem

The National Physical Fitness Award
You must reach the following score for all Five tests in the appropriate age level to achieve this award.

  Age Sit-Ups Shuttle V-Sit Reach Mile Pull-Ups
Boys 6 22 13.3 1.0 12:36 1
Boys 7 28 12.8 1.0 11.40 1
Boys 8 31 12.2 0.5 11:05 1
Boys 9 32 11.9 1.0 10:30 2
Boys 10 35 11.5 1.0 9:48 2
Boys 11 37 11.1 1.0 9:20 2
Boys 12 40 10.6 1 8:40 2
             
Girls 6 23 13.8 2.5 13:12 1
Girls 7 25 13.2 2.0 12:56 1
Girls 8 29 12.9 2.0 12.:30 1
Girls 9 30 12.5 2.0 11:52 1
Girls 10 30 12.1 3.0 11:22 1
Girls 11 32 11.5 3.0 11:17 1
Girls 12 35 11.3 3.5 11:05 1

*2009/210 Presidential Physical Fitness Scores
Kindergarten - First - Second - Third - Fourth - Fifth

*2008/2009 Presidential Physical Fitness Scores
Kindergarten - First - Second - Third - fourth - Fifth

*2007/2008 Presidential Physical Fitness Scores
Kindergarten - First - Second - Third - Fourth - Fifth

*2005/2006 Presidential Physical Fitness Scores
                   Fall 2005 
Kindergarten - First - Second - Third - Fourth
                   Spring 2006
Kindergarten - First - Second - Third - Fourth

*2006/2007  Presidential Physical Fitness Scores
Kindergarten - First - Second - Third - Fourth - Fifth

Here are a few points that we would like to let our parents here at Lakewood know about our P.E. program. 

All children have P.E. every day of the week for 30 minutes.  We need all students to wear tennis shoes along with comfortable clothing for the weather that day.  We have an activity room that we use only on rain days.

Students will lose one point for everyday they don't wear tennis shoes.  Students can also lose up to two points for their behavior each day.

Students will be tested twice a year on the Presidential Physical Fitness Test.  Awards will be given at the end of the year for those students who score in the National Level in all 5 categories and for those scoring in the Presidential Level in all 5 categories.  These standards are posted above.

Friday Free Play is a weekly event on Friday that students get a chance to try different activities on their own.  On Friday students may purchase drinks and pickles for a $1.00.  Along with Friday Free Play we have Wheels Day each week.  For Wheels Day students may bring scooters, roller blades, skates or skate boards.  All equipment must be able to fit into a bag like a laundry or bat  bag that the child can carry.  With the use of any wheels at school students must wear a helmet.  If you require the use on any other equipment at home please send it with them.

Students in 1st-5th grade who make it to the top of our no-knot rope will have the opportunity to go on a field trip to the Adrenaline Rock Climbing School in Suwanee, GA.  

P.E. Schedule

8:00 - 8:15  Grade Level Meetings
8:40 - 9:10  Burell, Clark, Watson, Laney, Terry, Pharrams, Grimes
9:15 - 9:45  Bice, Bush, Holmes, Phillips, Ridley
9:50 - 10:20 Evans, Heald, Hemmings, Masuoka, Robinson
10:25-10:55 Frander, Burgess, Chase-Davis, Thomas
11:00-11:30 Graham, Jernigan, Smith, Veneziani
11:35-12:05 Lunch
12:10-12:40 Courson, Riepe, Schofield, Mobarakzadeh
12:45 - 1:15 Culpepper, Funderburk, McDonald, Walters 
1:20 - 1:50   Brown, Hedges, Wicker, Sykes, Humphries
1:55 - 2:25   Miller/Downey, McSwain/Dorrill, Kehoe
 
 

P.E. Activities

Basketball Fox Tail Ring Toss Juggling
Football Parachute Sit Ups  
Field Hockey Gymnastics Push Ups  
Soccer Rock Wall Stretching  
Wrestling Rope Climb Pull Ups  
Tennis Juggling Shuttle Run  
Volleyball Dodge Ball Mile Run  
Kickball 6 Corner Taekwondo  
Softball Pogo Water Safety  
Hula Hoop Stilts Tic Tac Toe  
Jump Rope Tag Wet Fest  
Dance Hop Launchers  
Fitness Wheel Skip Swings  
Hopscotch Gallop Slides  
4 Square Frisbee Scooters  
 




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The programs and activities presented at Lakewood Elementary School comply with Title IV guidelines. We feel that a safe and drug free school environment is essential to student success.  Safe and drug - free school funds are available to all schools to support programs that prevent violence in and around schools, and prevent the illegal use of alcohol, tobacco and drugs.  These programs are also coordinated with other efforts that help schools and communities create a safe, disciplined, and drug free environment that supports student academic achievement.

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The Phenix City Public School System recognizes that all students identified as gifted in our system have the right to an appropriate education that provides educational interventions which sustain, challenge, and ensure continued growth.  The Phenix City Public School System's gifted education program is designed to identify students who demonstrate high intellectual capacity, high academic proficiency, and/or exceptional talent in expression or leadership.  This program includes specific measures designed to identify culturally diverse gifted students and ensures that no student will be excluded from either referral or participation in the gifted program because of behavior.

Resources for At-Risk Students
A building Based Student Support Team (BBSST) has been created to address students who my be at risk of not experiencing school success and may be in danger of school failure.  Each school has its own BBSST and the contact person may be found by calling the school office.

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