William B Travis High School – ECHS Dual Credit Personal/Community Health Girls

Mar 2026 · 2nd Semester

This course provides an introduction to the fundamentals, concepts, strategies, applications, and contemporary trends related to understanding personal and/or community health issues. This course also focuses on empowering various populations with the ability to practice healthy living, promote healthy lifestyles, and enhance individual well-being. PF1131 - Football 1 Yr 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 9 PF1132 - Football 1 Yr 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 9 PF1231 - Football 2nd Yr 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 10 PF1232 - Football 2nd Yr 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 10 PF1621 - Football 3 Yr 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 11 PF1622 - Football 3 Yr 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 11 PF1631 - Football 4 Yr 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 12 PF1632 - Football 4 Yr 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 12 PG1131 - Golf 1 Yr B 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 9 PG1132 - Golf 1 Yr B 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 9 PG1231 - Golf 2 Yr B 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 10 PG1232 - Golf 2 Yr B 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 10 PG1621 - Golf 3 Yr B 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 11 PG1622 - Golf 3 Yr B 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 11 PG1631 - Golf 4 Yr B 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 12 PG1632 - Golf 4 Yr B 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 12 PG2131 - Golf 1 Yr G 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 9 PG2132 - Golf 1 Yr G 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 9 PG2231 - Golf 2 Yr G 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 10 PG2232 - Golf 2 Yr G 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 10 PG2621 - Golf 3 Yr G 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 11 PG2622 - Golf 3 Yr G 0.5 credits $/$ 1 Semester / Grades: 11 PG2631 - Golf 4 Yr G 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 12 PG2632 - Golf 4 Yr G 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 12 PH0111 - Health 0.5 credits / 1 Semester / Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12 The goal of health education is to equip students with the knowledge and skills to make healthy decisions. The course includes mental/emotional, physical, and social health concepts that support the “whole child.”