Fitness Wellness Pathway Brochure

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Why Roosevelt?

Our Students

We are a diverse student body committed to success no
matter the adversity we may face in the process.

Our Staff

We adapt our teaching to meet the unique needs of our
students through utilizing research-based practices.


Our Program

The Roosevelt Program is designed to guide each Roosevelt Community Education Center
individual student to discover & pursue his or her full
potential.
978 Haskell Avenue
Rockford, IL 61103

815-966-3250
2016-2017

Roosevelt highlights

Student Achievements:
-Jonathan Lane won 1st place at the RVC juried art show.
-Roosevelts robotics team placed 3rd overall in in the western
division.
-Our students reading scores, attendance, and number of
credits earned are all at a 5-year high.

Staff Achievements:
-Jen Macek is the Golden Apple Assistant Principal of the Year.
-Sarah Schaefer, science chair, is a Golden Apple Teacher of

The Fitness &
the Year.
-Kourtni Gray, social studies chair, is a nominee for Those Who
Excel. Principal: Morgan Gallagher
Assistant Principal: Jen Macek
Wellness
-Brian Hierstein and Kyle Wolfe, our fine arts and digital media
pathway lead teachers, won 2nd place in the Illinois Snow
Sculpting Competition. Academy Coach: Krystal Scroggins

PathwaY

Program Achievements:

-Roosevelt scored most organized on the University of
Chicago 5Essentials survey, the highest level of distinction.
Research shows that schools strong on the five essentials are
ten times more likely to improve student learning than schools
weak on the five essentials.


Inclusive, Adaptive, Individualized
Inclusive, Adaptive, Individualized




Fitness & wellness pathway Fitness & wellness pathway Fitness & wellness pathway

Overview Coursework at Roosevelt Community Partnership Opportunities



Those who work in this field provide support and E xercise Science I B usiness Site Visits
services to others to promote healthy living and Exercise Science II Student Research Projects
a higher quality of life by providing education Intro to Health Care Occupations Guidance with Curriculum Design
and experiences relating to fitness, nutrition, Club Sponsorship
illness prevention, and recovery from injury or Certifications at Roosevelt Monthly Pathway Day Workshops
illness. (in development) Teacher Externships

And many more
Potential Careers
CPR and First Aid


athletic trainer - coach - dietician - fitness specialist
fitness and wellness coach - teacher - kinesiologist
Club
massage therapist - nutritionist - parenting educator (in development)
physical therapist - chiropractor - community health
provider - fitness sales person - group fitness instructor F
it Club
life/wellness coach - occupational therapist - personal M oms and Tots
trainer - recreational therapist

Local Postsecondary Degrees

Associates Degree
Associate of Applied Science in Fitness, Wellness and
Sports,
Rock Valley College

Bachelors Degree
Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training,
Northern Illinois University

Masters Degree
Master of Science in Nutrition and Dietetics,
Northern Illinois University


Advanced Degrees
Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT), A minimum of 33% of Roosevelt funding
is provided through federal grants.
Northern Illinois University

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