Physical Education
Dare to be great.
Physical activity, exercise, and wellness are essential to the Branson experience. Our physical education program is nontraditional and tailored to every student. Whether you choose to participate in one of Branson’s many interscholastic sports or club teams, or you select an alternate activity such as equestrian or martial arts, our program will help you develop an appreciation for an active lifestyle, good character, and a positive self-image. While our program offers diverse opportunities, we emphasize:
- Lifelong habits that contribute to being a part of something bigger than one’s self
- Team building and sportsmanship
- Development of leadership skills
- Cooperation among peers
Through our physical education program, you will raise your fitness levels and develop an understanding of the relationship between fitness and lifelong physical and mental wellness. Branson student athletes can also learn from Branson’s Strength & Conditioning Program, designed to enhance athleticism and help improve sports performance.
Physical Education Requirements
4 units (1 unit each year)
Students must complete at least 36 hours of Physical Education each year. This can be fulfilled by playing on a school-sponsored team or completing an Alternate Activity Program (AAP). Alternative Activity Programs must be school approved, and seniors must complete all AAPs by April 1 of their senior year.
Meet Our Physical Education Team
Interscholastic Athletics
Baseball
Basketball
Beach Volleyball
Cross Country
Football (8-person)
Golf
Lacrosse
Soccer
Swimming & Diving
Tennis
Track & Field
Volleyball
Club Sports
Fencing
Mountain Biking
Pickleball
Alternate Activity Program
An independent study program with classes pursued outside of school, for instance:
Ballet/Dance
Martial Arts/Boxing
Rowing/Crew
Sailing
Strength and Conditioning Training
Yoga
Other (with approval)
For a complete list of physical education courses and their descriptions, read the Curriculum Guide 2024-25 | Guía de Estudios 2024-25