2020-2021 BCSD PE/Health/Athletics Presentation Mr. John Giametta Director of PE, Athletics, Health & Recreation
2019-20 Beacon HOF Ceremony Tony Romanelli Jr. Nick Dinapoli Patrick Schetter Talah Hughes Andrew Grella James Hall Paige Rutkoske Taurus Phillips Coach Dave Ryley
Elementary PE Updates Joint 5th grade Field Day for all 4 elementary ● Sargent schools Field Trips: MetLife, Longdock, Bowling, Bear Mountain ● All schools will be using the BHS Pool for Hosting NBA All-Star STEM Virtual Field Trip ● ● Sending 4 Students to NYS AHPERD SEZ Elem. PE Leadership multiple class sessions ● Ceremony All schools participated in Walk to school day ● All schools providing as much outdoor South Ave. & JVF ● curriculum planning as possible Healthy Hearts Theme in February ● Alignment of curricular content between ● Jump Rope for Hearts Fundraiser ● schools Use of KidsHealth Curriculum for lesson planning ● JVF Family Fitness Night PE department working with elementary ● ● JVF Intramurals have started ● principals to provide more student choice during Sharpe Reservation Experience Glenham (Hiking, etc) Bowling Field Trip ● Hoops for Heart ●
Secondary PE Updates Beacon High School Rombout Middle School Field Trips Elective Based PE for grades 10-12 ● ● Bowling, Walkway, Swimming, West Point, Exploring alternative activities such as ○ ○ Mt. Beacon Disc Golf, Kayaking, Ricochet Ball Student of the Month ● Field Trips: ● Athlete of the Month ● 9th Grade Gravity Vault Field Trip ○ Walk to School Day ● Barton Orchards Outdoor Course ○ Collaborative Team Oriented activities for ● Senior Field Day June 3rd ● incoming 6th grade students 9th Grade Curriculum being uploaded onto ● Completion of 6th & 8th grade Project ● chromebooks Adventure Based curriculum during Summer of Personal Fitness Plan (Final) continuing ○ to be developed 2020
Health & Wellness- Diane Tanzi Continue working with outside service providers to make a bridge New Goals for Health in Beacon’s Future within the community. Students will learn from these resources and receive the best up to date information from professionals 1. Incorporating new programs working in the field. a. Human Traffjcking 2. Add service learning to the curriculum with advocacy Guest Speakers/Community Resources include: a. ex. Taking a group of students to eldercare/living facility to create a relationship while learning about adding and Reliance Workshop by the National Guard (10/30) creating activities that would froster face to face ● Lexington Center- Recovery & Prevention (11/13) communication skills ● Nami (12/3) & Cape (12/12 & 13) 3. Exploring Health electives in the future ● Grace Smith House (3/23 & 24) a. Modeling after Mahopac High School who just ofgered ● *Human Traffjcking - LOVE 146 Guide for Professionals substance abuse counseling certification to students ● SADD will be collaborating with CAPE for the first pre-prom b. Mindfulness ● workshow c. Life/Survival after high school d. College 101 Wellness Fair combined with the College Fair 4. Taking the next step with SADD by attending more events and providing group awareness. Continue to modify lessons and incorporate Skill-Based learning 5. Lookin into faculty wellness (SEL) and ways to grow social, emotional wellness with students. Added lesson using NEARPOD & more technology
2019-20 Athletics Information Fall Sports Ofgered Spring Sports Ofgered Boys: Football (V, M), Soccer (V, JV, M), Cross Country (V, M), Boys: Baseball (V, JV, M), Spring Track (V, M), Tennis (V, JV), Golf (V) ● ● Total: 7 Total: 8 ■ ■ Girls: Soccer (V, JV, M), Cheerleading (V, M), Cross Country (V, M), Girls: Softball (V, JV, M), Spring Track (V, M), Lacrosse (V, JV, M), Golf (V) ● ● Volleyball (V, JV, M), Tennis (V, JV), Swimming (V) Total: 9 ■ Total: 13 Total Spring sports ofgered: 17 ■ ● Total Fall Sports Ofgered: 20 Total number of Spring Athletes: ● ● Total number of Fall Athletes: Boys: 158- 2019 (2018- 169 ) ● ○ Boys: 142 (Fall 2018- 160 , Fall 2017- 181) Girls: 173- 2019 (2018- 153 ) ○ ○ Girls: 177 (Fall 2018- 175 , Fall 2017- 170) ○ Total Boys Sports Ofgered: 25 (2018-19- 24) Winter Sports Ofgered Total Boys participation to date: 291 (2018-19- 301 ) Boys: Basketball (V, JV, F, M), Wrestling (V, JV, M), Winter Track (V), Bowling ● (V), Swimming (V) Total Girls Sports Ofgered: 29 (2018-19- 26) Total: 10 ■ Girls: Basketball (V, MA, MB), Cheerleading (V, M), Winter Track (V), Bowling ● Total Girls participation to date: 276 (2018-19- 235 ) (V) Total: 7 ■ Total Winter Sports Ofgered: 17 Total Fall Participation: 319 (2018-19- 335 ) ● Total number of Winter Athletes: ● Boys: 149 (Winter 18-19- 141 , Winter 17-18- 134) ○ Total Winter Participation: 248 (2018-19- 221 ) Girls: 99 (Winter 18-19- 80 , Winter 17-18- 96) ○
2020-21 BCSD Athletic Budget Budget Budget 2019-20 2020-21 Coaching Athletic Stipends $260,000 $262,000 Athletic Chaperone $10,000 $10,000 Equipment $30,000 $45,000 Contractual Expense $95,000 $115,000 Reconditioning Equipment $20,000 $0 Athletic Supplies All Schools $50,000 $50,000 PE Supplies - All Schools $0 $10,000 BOCES Services $98,000 $100,000 Total $563,000 $592,000
Things we are doing this year: Events: Other : Spirit of Beacon Day March Summer School PE Credit Recovery ● ● Elks Club Hoop Shoot (12/6) ● UNIFIED BASKETBALL TEAM ● Perfect Placement College Recruitment ● South Ave & RMS Backboards Presentation by Mark Leinweaver (10/23) ● Fitness Fun night hosted by the BCSD PE ● Batting Cage Alterations at Baseball/Softball ● Department (1/17) Stafg Recognition Ceremonies at various BHS Senior Athletics College Commitment ● ● contests Ceremony (6/1) Turf Field Flag Pole Modified Sports Recognition (6/2) ● ● Additional lighting around BHS JV Sports Recognition (6/3) ● ● RMS Gym painting project (Led by the RMS Varsity Awards Ceremony (6/9) ● ● PE Stafg) Pre-Season Parent Meetings ●
Things we would like to do next year: Crew Club Collaborate with another district to ofger the sport of Crew for both our Female/Male athletes Girls in Sports Day 2020 Continue to encourage participation in interscholastic athletics Secondary Intramurals Exploring how we can ofger organized activities for students who are cut from teams or who want a less intense athletic experience
3 Year Goals: ● JV/Freshmen/Modified 6th Grade Project Adventure ½ year ● curriculum Assistant Coaches Low Elements ○ ● Crew CLub Notebook ○ ● Marching Band 8th Grade Project Adventure ½ year ● curriculum ● Paint/Resurface Every Gym High Elements ○ Floor in the District Notebook ○ ● Trophy Case Updates Cont. Secondary PE Elective Classes ● Elementary PE Curriculum Revision ● ● Competitive Cheer Permanent Sub PE Teacher ● Swimming K-8 ●
5 Year Goals... 1. Weight-Room Reconfiguration a. Explore additional space, update equipment b. Aligns with the goal of providing year long opportunities for our student athletes 2. Every student that graduates from BHS will have been ofgered CPR/First Aid Certification. By the end of this year half of the BHS students will have achieved this ○ 2. Every student that graduates from BHS will have developed a personal fitness plan. Being implemented during the 2020-21 School year through the 9th grade curriculum ○ 3. Increase enrollment of BCSD students into interscholastic athletics. Overall Female enrollment has increased in the last 3 school years ○
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