Harrison High School – Health/BPE

Mar 2026 · 2nd Semester

This life skills prevention program focuses on how to avoid the high-risk behaviors of society. The students learn how to reach higher virtues and morals, and how to make good decisions and use refusal skills. The curriculum teaches the five components of being well. The ADAP Program teaches students to obtain their driver’s license, CPR certification is offered, an abstinence-based program on human sexuality issues is taught, and the intensity of the reality of life is well thought out by use of critical thinking techniques. This course also helps students understand the significance of lifestyle choices on health and fitness levels. Students will learn physical fitness concepts in a classroom setting and will apply them while actively participating in a total fitness program. The fitness program will consist of a cardio-respiratory and strength circuit program using new state-of the art equipment. Heart rate monitors will also be used to monitor students' cardiorespiratory. This course is a graduation requirement.