Wellness
A well-rounded educational experience includes activities and learning that enhance physical fitness and promote a healthy lifestyle. Students who complete the wellness program at Milford High School will have the knowledge and skills needed to make healthy choices.

Health/Wellness I 2550
1 Credit Grade 9-10
This required class introduces numerous wellness topics that will be explored further in Wellness II. Wellness I’s focus is on personal choices. The health units that will be covered are Personal Responsibility and Behavior, Introduction to Growth and Development, Alcohol and Drugs, STI’s, and Mental Health, etc. The physical education units include individual and group activities designed to emphasize community contribution. This course will provide students with an understanding of personal fitness. The emphasis is on developing and understanding the importance of physical activities for a healthy lifestyle.
Health/Wellness II 2551
1 Credit Grade 11-12
This required class is the extension of Wellness I. The units that will be explored are STI’s, Diseases, Disorders, Substances Use and Abuse, Growth and Development, Life Choices, and Relationships. The major goal of this program is to encourage all students to make knowledgeable decisions in leading a meaningful and healthy life. This course will provide students with an understanding of personal fitness. The emphasis is on developing and understanding the importance of physical activities for a healthy lifestyle. The physical education units include individual and group activities designed to emphasize community contribution. At the conclusion of Wellness II, students may be required to create a final project incorporating the information acquired throughout the semester.
Advanced Health 2004
1 Credit Grades 11-12
This elective course will provide students with a greater understanding of both personal and community health issues. Emphasis is placed on providing current information on healthcare, diseases, lifestyle related epidemics and growth and development changes. The major goal of the program is to provide students with both in depth knowledge and effective strategies necessary to manage current and future health related issues. This course is oriented towards students interested in pursuing a college education in the Wellness fields.*
Expectation: Personally Responsible Individuals
Recommendation: Successful completion of Physical Education, Wellness I & II.
*This course is oriented towards students interested in pursuing a college education in the fields of Health and Wellness.
Exercise & Nutrition Sciences 2500
1 Credit Grades 11-12
This elective course will provide students with an opportunity to acquire a greater knowledge of strength, cardiovascular fitness, nutrition and sport psychology in developing training strategies for various physical activities. Wellness careers will be explored. Students will design and utilize their own personalized physical fitness program. Research and written class work will be expected of all students on a regular basis. Grades will be based on the combination of projects, participation (in weight room, gymnasium and on fields), classroom activities including activity logs, notes and worksheets.*
Expectation: Flexible Adaptable Resilient Learners
Recommendation: Successful completion of Physical Education, Wellness I & II.
*This course is oriented towards students interested in pursuing collegiate athletics and/or the Health and Wellness field, sports medicine or kinesiology.