Resurrection Catholic School's leadership includes its Board of Trustees COMMITTEE MEMBERS Resurrection has a variety of committees in place to support the advancement of Resurrection and its mission. Experienced professionals throughout the community volunteer on these committees, sharing their insights and talents. If you are interested in serving on a committee, please send an email to Ellen Riley at eriley@rcskck.org . Finance Committee Ellen Riley, RCS Director of Development Mary Arcos, RCS Director of Marketing Garold Baker, RCS Principal Kelly Paik, RCS Accountant Norberto Ayala, RCS Board Chair Karen Sneed, RCS Board Vice Chair Lilli Zarda, Dylan Corporate Services Fundraising Committee Ellen Riley, RCS Director of Development Mary Arcos, RCS Director of Marketing Mary Kate Sutton, RCS Teacher Garold Baker, RCS Principal Norberto Ayala, RCS Board Chair Alumni Committee Coming Soon! Want to join? Email eriley@rcskck.org Facilities Committee Nominating Committee Lynn Malir, RCS Board Member Nick Duval, City Wide Sheet Metal Lonnie Gilbert, RCS Maintenance Mike Horn, Archdiocese of Kansas City Kent Klug, Honeywell Lucy Moreno, StructSures Projects Carrie Rezac, Populous Bob McCall, Bank of Labor Rob Ayala Flores, Puente Marketing Miny Rocha, CJ Industries Karen Sneed, RCS Board Member

Resurrection Catholic School offers financial aid options for those who qualify. Read our financial aid page to learn more. TUITION Resurrection Catholic School does its best to make a Catholic School education affordable to families and students . All students at Resurrection Catholic School receive an upfront financial discount since our tuition and fee billings do not cover the full cost of educating each student. Tuition is our largest source of revenue, which is crucial for employing teachers, purchasing curriculum and supplies, providing classroom supports, and operating a school. Your child’s enrollment is dependent upon the family making payments for tuition and other fees in a timely manner. To view our full tuition and fees payment policy, click here . For current tuition prices, please contact the school office at 913-371-8101. We are also happy to discuss financial aid options with you and help you with the application process. FINANCIAL AID & SCHOLARSHIPS There are several financial aid options to support families that wish to send their child to Resurrection Catholic School. Please read the information below. For more information or questions, please contact the school office. FACTS Financial Aid Application Financial aid is made possible through internal scholarships and through the Catholic Education Foundation. To determine the financial aid your family qualifies for, you must complete the online FACTS financial aid application. This information is then used by the school to identify the financial aid available for your family. To apply, families must: Create an online FACTS account (or sign in if you are a returning user) at online.factsmgt.com . Click apply for financial aid and complete the application . Upload all required supporting documents. This includes: IRS 1040, 1040A or 1040EZ for the prior calendar year. Copies of all supporting documentation of household non-taxable income, such as social security income, welfare, child support, food stamps, workers' compensation and Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). Catholic Education Foundation (CEF) Tax Credit Scholarship - (New K-8 Students ONLY) If you’re interested in applying for the CEF Tax Credit Scholarships (which typically cover 70-85% of tuition) for your child or children, you’ll need to talk with the principal of the Catholic school about your qualifications. In order to qualify, families must meet ALL of the guidelines below: Be entering Resurrection Catholic School for the first time Previously attended any public Kansas elementary or middle school (including virtual school within a public school district) OR must be an incoming Kindergartener A Kansas resident (must be able to prove residency) Qualify for free federal lunch or reduced-price lunch under the National School Lunch Program (Not sure if you qualify? Contact the school office at 913-371-8101).

Resurrection serves a breakfast and lunch program. School Nutrition If you want to know more about Reports by KSDE Child Nutrition & Wellness and School Finance. Click here and select Child Nutrition & Wellness Report. https://datacentral.ksde.org

Resurrection Catholic School's faculty and staff are dedicated, experienced, and certified... FACULTY AND STAFF Administration and Office Garold Baker Principal gbaker@rcskck.org lhiggins@rcskck.org Paula Billings Administrative Assistant pbillings@rcskck.org lhiggins@rcskck.org Read More Gaby Torres Administrative Assistant gtorres@rcskck.org Read More Kelly Paik Accountant kpaik@rcskck.org Read More Classroom Teachers Director of Development eriley@rcskck.org Ellen Riley Read More Mary Arcos Director of Marketing and Enrollment marcos@rcskck.org Read More Michelle Beaven Assistant Principal Resource Teacher mbeaven@rcskck.org Linda Berry Nurse lberry@rcskck.org Read More Brittany Billings Teacher, Kindergarten bbillings@rcskck.org Liz Gonzales Teacher, Kindergarten lgonzales@rcskck.org Janice Kraly Teacher, 1st Grade jkraly@rcskck.org Jaime Cantu Teacher, 2nd Grade jcantu@rcskck.org lhiggins@rcskck.org Jennifer Overturf Teacher, 2nd Grade joverturf@rcskck.org lhiggins@rcskck.org Sarah Brekke Teacher, 4th Grade sbrekke@rcskck.org Sean Sullivan 7th / 8th Science ssullivan@rcskck.org Read More Mary Kate Sutton Teacher, 4th Grade msutton@rcskck.org Jenny Goza 7th / 8th Math jgoza@rcskck.org Reagan Wilson Teacher, 3rd Grade rwilson@rcskck.org Patty Ratliff Teacher, 1st Grade pratliff@rcskck.org Mitchell Nickerson 7th / 8th School Social Studies mnickerson@rcskck.org Read More Atalee Cordova Teacher, 3rd Grade acordova@rcskck.org Shannon Roesgen 7th / 8th ELA sroesgen@rcskck.org Kolbe Madden 5th / 6th ELA kmadden@rcskck.org Read More Specials Teachers and Support Staff Miah McCue 5th / 6th Math sroesgen@rcskck.org Savannah Schnoebelen 5th / 6th Science sschnoebelen@rcskck.org Allison Reilley 5th / 6th School Social Studies areilley@rcskck.org Read More Nancy Hesse Title 1 Teacher nhesse@rcskck.org Alexie Karlin Literacy Specialist akarlin@rcskck.org Building Personnel Molly Fisher Math Interventionist mfisher@rcskck.org Katherine Dubruiel Student Support Specialist kbrandenburg@rcskck.org Fernando Gil Music fgil@rcskck.org Hailey Ruth STREAM Coordinator hruth@rcskck.org Breanna Reynoso Teacher, Makerspace & Technology breynoso@rcskck.org Armando Browne Math Interventionist abrowne@rcskck.org Jill Gonzalez Teacher, PK-8 P.E. jgonzalez2@rcskck.org Heather Lindsay Math Specialist hlindsay@rcskck.org Sheila Evans Art Teacher sevans@rcskck.org Brianne McCormack Title 1 Reading Intervention bmccormack@rcskck.org Ellen Cahill Reading Aide ecahill@rcskck.org Lauren Everly Reading Aide leverly@rcskck.org Laura Jennings Mrs. Jennings joined RCS in Sept 2019. She holds a degree in Business/Accounting from Western Oklahoma State College and Emporia State University. She a ttended St. Peter's Catholic School and Bishop Ward High School. Building Maintenance Laura Jennings Mrs. Jennings joined RCS in Sept 2019. She holds a degree in Business/Accounting from Western Oklahoma State College and Emporia State University. She a ttended St. Peter's Catholic School and Bishop Ward High School. Cafeteria Manager ljennings@rcskck.org Read More lhiggins@rcskck.org Courtney Chavez Cafeteria Aide czuniga@rcskck.org Read More Billi Estrada Cafeteria Aide bestrada@rcskck.org Read More Maria Reza Cafeteria Aide Read More Reginald Reed Maintenance / Custodial rreed@rcskck.org

Resurrection offers a variety of student services to help meet the individual and unique needs of each student. STUDENT SERVICES Student Improvement Team (SIT) The Student Improvement Team process is a systematic approach to addressing academic or behavioral needs of a student. Any needs of a student K-8th grade who is struggling either academically or behaviorally will be brought to the Student Improvement Team. The team of teachers, parents of the child and child (if age-appropriate) will meet to devise and implement strategies to help the student find success. Special Education Services Students who have an Individualized Education Plan work with the KCKPS to receive special education services. Most years, students travel to the KCKPS school building by bus. There, they receive services and then return to Resurrection. The time spent at Resurrection and the KCKPS building depends on the student's needs and IEP goals. Title 1 Instructors To meet the needs of students who learn differently, we have several Title 1 Instructors. Title 1 Instructors work cooperatively with classroom teachers and provide small-group instruction, in addition to the instruction of the classroom teacher. The instructors gather and interpret assessment data and utilize instructional strategies and research-based intervention specific to the student. Support for English Language Learners (ELLs) Students at RCS come from a variety of backgrounds. For our students that are English Language Learners or students whose native language is not English, our teachers provide differentiation to meet the needs of students. In addition to classroom teachers, students receive support from Title 1 Instructors, Resource Teacher, and English as a Second Language (ESL) Teacher. Resource Teacher Our resource teacher is a specialized educator that gives added support to students struggling with an academic subject or skill. The Resource Teacher works closely with the classroom teacher and other support staff to serve students, monitor progression, and determine appropriate modifications. Reading Coordinator In 2020, Resurrection hired a Reading Coordinator to provide support for teachers and school-wide curriculum implementation. This individual helps with reading assessments, data analysis, and helps guide our school in our literacy efforts. Math Coordinator Our Math Coordinator works exclusively with students on Math through intervention and enrichment, to include small-group support. The Math Coordinator supports teacher instruction and school-wide curriculum implementation. Counselor The mission of the counseling program at RCS is to provide comprehensive services that promote academic, career, and social-emotional development for all students in a safe and inviting community. The program advocates for all students and delivers data-informed activities removing barriers to promote success in a diverse and ever changing world . Learn more

Sports are made available to students through the Catholic Youth Organization. CYO SPORTS CYO of Johnson and Wyandotte Counties Leading Youth to Christ Through Sport A service of the Archdiocese of Kansas City, KS CYO / PLKC Sports Pledge This contest is sponsored by the CYO and PLKC which are ministries of the Archdiocese in Kansas and Missouri, whose mission is to lead youth to Christ through Sport by providing an authentically Catholic approach to youth sports in which they can grow spiritually, mentally and physically. In Christ’s name, we ask that all coaches, officials, parents, family members and other spectators join in this mission by exhibiting the highest level of respect and sportsmanship toward all participants and to everyone else attending today’s event. Remember, we are the face and voice of Christ. English Flyer Spanish Flyer FALL REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN: https://cyojwa.org/current-programs CYO SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION: https://cyojwa.org/content/5482/Scholarship Contact: WCCA CYOwcca@gmail.com 913-601-5225 Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/groups/1015765852401749 Kids can still participate if your parish does not have a team or CYO program. CYO has scholarships available for athletes. The deadline to apply for fall sports scholarships is August 18th, 2023. Here is the link for the application: https://cyojwa.org/content/5482/Scholarship 2023 Volleyball - Fall 2023 Regular Registration: May 1, 2023 – Aug 11, 2023 Late Registration: ($25 Price increase): Aug 12, 2023 – Aug 25, 2023 Program Duration: Aug 7, 2023 - Oct 28, 2023 Season runs Sept 7 - Oct 28. Games played Sat (TH/FRI if needed) Grades 3rd - 8th 14 match season (12 match guarantee) plus end of season tourney for grades 5th - 8th 2023 Cross Country - Fall 2023 Regular Registration: May 1, 2023 – Sept 8, 2023 Late Registration: ($25 Price increase): Sept 9, 2023 - Sept 22, 2023 Program Duration: Aug 7, 2023 - Oct 14, 2023 Planned XC Meet dates are TBD. Meets will be at Savior of the World, Bishop Miege and Johnson County Community College. Meets are held on Sat mornings with 3rd and 4th graders starting at 9:00 am with rolling starts for all other classes. 3rd and 4th graders run 1/2 mile. 5th and 6th graders run 1 mile. 7th and 8th graders run 1.5 miles. 2023 Boys Flag Football - Fall 2023 Regular Registration: May 1, 2023 – Aug 11, 2023 Late Registration: ($25 Price increase): Aug 12, 2023 - Sept 22, 2023 Program Duration: Aug 7, 2023 - Oct 28, 2023 Season runs Sept 16 - Oct 28. Games played on Saturdays at Bishop Miege, Prince of Peace, St James Academy, St Pius. 7 game season (6 game guarantee) Boys grades 2nd - 5th Grade. 2023 Tackle Football - Fall 2023 Regular Registration: Closed August 5th Due to teams being full

Policy and guidelines related to student illnesses and the duration of time a student must spend at home. Resurrection Catholic School Health and Illness Policy FEVER: Your child must be kept at home until they are fever free for at least 24 hours without the use of medicine. VOMITING or DIARRHEA: Your child must be kept at home for 24 hours from the last time he/she vomited or had diarrhea. ANTIBIOTIC: Your child should be kept at home for 24 hours after the first dose of an antibiotic for sickness such as eye infection, strep or pneumonia Please consult your doctor promptly if there is any doubt about the condition of your child. Follow the directions from your child’s physician or school nurse before sending your child back to school following a communicable disease. The nurse may ask for a note from your child's pediatrician upon returning to school. Política de Salud y Enfermedades de Resurrection Catholic School FIEBRE: Su hijo(a) debe permanecer en casa hasta que haya estado sin fiebre durante al menos 24 horas, sin el uso de medicamentos para reducirla. VÓMITO O DIARREA: Su hijo(a) debe permanecer en casa durante 24 horas después del último episodio de vómito o diarrea. ANTIBIÓTICOS: Su hijo(a) debe permanecer en casa durante 24 horas después de haber recibido la primera dosis de un antibiótico para tratar enfermedades como infección en los ojos, faringitis estreptocócica o neumonía. Por favor, consulte de inmediato con su médico si tiene alguna duda sobre el estado de salud de su hijo(a). Antes de enviarlo(a) nuevamente a la escuela después de una enfermedad contagiosa, siga las indicaciones de su médico o de la enfermera escolar. Al regresar a la escuela, la enfermera puede solicitar una nota del pediatra de su hijo(a) autorizando su regreso. Resurrection Catholic School ၏ ကျန်းမာရေးနှင့် ဖျားနာမှုဆိုင်ရာ မူဝါဒ အဖျား (FEVER): သင့်ကလေးသည် အဖျားကျဆေးမသောက်ဘဲ အနည်းဆုံး ၂၄ နာရီကြာ အဖျားမရှိမှသာ ကျောင်းပြန်တက်ရမည်ဖြစ်သည်။ အန်ခြင်း သို့မဟုတ် ဝမ်းလျှောခြင်း (VOMITING OR DIARRHEA): သင့်ကလေးသည် နောက်ဆုံးအကြိမ် အန်ခြင်း သို့မဟုတ် ဝမ်းလျှောခြင်း ဖြစ်ပွားပြီးနောက် ၂၄ နာရီကြာအောင် အိမ်တွင် နေရမည် ဖြစ်သည်။ ပဋိဇီဝဆေး (ANTIBIOTICS): နားပိုးဝင်ခြင်း၊ လည်ချောင်းတွင် ဘက်တီးရီးယားပိုးဝင်ခြင်း (strep throat) သို့မဟုတ် အဆုတ်ရောင်ရောဂါကဲ့သို့သော ရောဂါများအတွက် ပဋိဇီဝဆေး ပထမအကြိမ် သောက်ပြီးနောက် သင့်ကလေးသည် ၂၄ နာရီကြာအောင် အိမ်တွင် နေရမည် ဖြစ်သည်။ သင့်ကလေး၏ ကျန်းမာရေးအခြေအနေနှင့်ပတ်သက်၍ သံသယတစ်စုံတစ်ရာရှိပါက ဆရာဝန်နှင့် အမြန်ဆုံး တိုင်ပင်ပါ။ ကူးစက်တတ်သောရောဂါတစ်ခု ဖြစ်ပွားပြီးနောက် သင့်ကလေးကို ကျောင်းပြန်မပို့မီ သင့်ကလေး၏ ဆရာဝန် သို့မဟုတ် ကျောင်းသူနာပြု၏ ညွှန်ကြားချက်များကို လိုက်နာပါ။ ကျောင်းပြန်တက်သည့်အခါ သင့်ကလေး ကျောင်းပြန်တက်နိုင်ကြောင်း အတည်ပြုထားသည့် ကလေးအထူးကုဆရာဝန်၏ ဆေးမှတ်တမ်း သို့မဟုတ် ထောက်ခံစာ ကို ကျောင်းသူနာပြုက တောင်းခံနိုင်ပါသည်။

Resurrection's policies and procedures can be found within the handbook. All families are to read the handbook and then sign a form, agreeing to comply with policies outlined. HANDBOOK AND FORMS School Handbook The handbook outlines all of the school's policies and procedures, including grading scale, tuition payments, health and safety plans, and much more. All families are required to read this and complete the required forms (see below). 2026-2027 Handbook (English) 2026-2027 Handbook (Spanish) Quick Links: Illness Policy Uniforms 26-27 School Supply List Required Forms and Signatures After reading the handbook, families must sign and return the following forms. These forms will be included in the packet that goes out to families in August before the start of the school year. (click on the form title to download the form if you need another copy): Technological Resources Use Policy (signed by parent and student) Chromebook Check Out (signed by parent) Medication Release Form (signed by parent) Permission Bishop - Waterway Form 26-27 (signed by parent)

As a non-parish school, Resurrection has a Board of Trustees. BOARD OF TRUSTEES Board Chair, Nominating Committee Rob joined the RCS Board in 2021. He is the owner of Puente Marketing Communications, which focuses on the growing Hispanic community throughout the U.S. He was the past Board Chair for The Nelson Atkins Museum Friends of Art Council and El Centro Inc. He and his wife Rebecca have four daughters and have lived in Kansas City since 1997. Norberto Ayala-Flores Read More Amy Brozenic Bio information coming soon Board Member, Read More Mindy Rocha Board Member, Alumni Committee Nominating Committee Mindy joined the BOT in 2021. She attended Our Lady of Unity Elementary School and graduated from Bishop Ward High School. She is an officer for our local National Association of Women in Construction, Community Vice President for Junior League of Wyandotte and Johnson Counties, a Director for Mechanical Contractors Association of Kansas City, and a Director for Young Women on the Move. Read More Lilli Zarda Board Member, Finance Committee Lilli joined the BOT in 2020. She attended St. Joseph Grade School and High School. Lilli is a CPA and worked at Coopers and Lybrand. She was the Executive Vice President of Dinner Playhouse, before becoming the Executive Director of American Heartland Theatre. She was the CEO and COO of Central Exchange, a non-profit organization dedicated to woman leadership. Currently, Lilli works at Dylan Corporate Services Becky Keith Becky joined the board in 2022. She has taught in the elementary setting for 38 years, 36 of those years in Blue Valley. She has taught 3rd grade, 5th grade, and most recently served as a elementary gifted education teacher for 1st through 5th graders. She has her masters in education in addition to a special education gifted degree. She is a member of Holy Trinity Catholic Church. Board Member, Nominating Committee Mary Buche Board Member, Finance Committee Mary joined the BOT in 2022. She is the Vice President, CRA Officer at Academy Bank and Armed Forces Bank. She has been in leadership roles in the banking industry for 35+ years serving on various Boards. She currently serves on the Board of the National Assoc of Asian American Professionals KC & CREW KC (Commercial Real Estate for Women) She also serves as Co-Chair of the Table Committee for Catholic Charities of NE KS, Snow Ball. Amanda Vega - Mavec Board Member, Amanda Vega-Mavec, Ed.D., joined the RCS Board of Trustees in 2025. She is the Executive Director of Start at Zero, supporting healthy early childhood development. With over 20 years in education, Dr. Vega has taught bilingual 5th grade, served as a K–8 principal, and worked in public, charter, and parochial schools across four states. Her expertise is in multilingual learning, and she previously directed the dual language early childhood program at El Centro, Inc. Read More Barb Swanson Board Member Fundraising Committee Barbara joined the BOT in 2021. Barb is retired and spent 25 years in the Forensic Science field as a Serologist and DNA scientist at the Indianapolis/Marion Co crime lab and Kansas Bureau of Investigation. She is a member of Holy Trinity Catholic parish in Lenexa, KS. Bill Hutton Bill joined the board in 2025. Bill has been a small business owner and attorney in downtown KCK for over 45 years. His children attended St. Peter’s (now Resurrection Catholic School), and one graduated from Bishop Ward High School. He has supported the community through Cathedral projects and by coaching youth sports like basketball and baseball. A YMCA leader, he currently chairs the Wyandotte County YMCA Advisory Board. Together with with his wife, he founded The Corkhouse and works to strengthen partnerships between schools and local businesses. Board Member, Dr. Erin Vader Ex-Officio Member Dr. Erin Vader is Superintendent of Schools at the Archdiocease of Kansas City in Kansas. Read More Fr. Anthony Saiki Ex-Officio Member Fr. Anthony Saiki is the pastor at the Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle in Kansas City, Kansas. Read More Fr. Peter Jaramillo Ex-Officio Member Father Peter is the pastor at Holy Family Catholic Church in Kansas City, Kansas. Read More Fr. Joseph Arsenault Ex-Officio Member Fr. Joseph Arsenault is the pastor at Holy Family Catholic Church and St John the Baptist in Kansas City, Kansas. Read More Ex-Officio Member Mr. Baker is the Principal at RCS Garold Baker Read More

Join the Resurrection team! Click to learn more about current position openings and how to apply. CAREERS Looking to become a part of a faith-filled community? Have a passion for education and educating students? Then Resurrection Catholic School is just the place for you! Open Positions

Your contribution to RCS makes a difference in the lives of students. Learn the different ways you can show your support of Resurrection Catholic School. Endowment Fund and Legacy Society Contribute to Endowment Fund Established in October 2020, the Resurrection Catholic School Endowment Fund was made possible by a major gift from a donor. The Endowment Fund is managed by the Catholic Foundation of Northeast Kansas (CFNEK) in cooperation with Resurrection’s Board Finance Committee. What is an endowment fund? An endowment fund is an established investment fund with consistent withdrawals from invested income. Resurrection's Endowment allows for semi-annually withdrawal of interest, with the option of using the funds for current needs or reinvesting the amount int o the endowment. As donors contribute to the endowment principal, the invested income amount increases, while the principal amount is untouchable. Why choose to contribute to an endowment fund? An endowment is a permanent investment of gifts from which the income earned will be used to support Resurrection school for generations to come, because only the income or interest earned is available to be used for school expenses. This ensures that your original gift to the fund is never spent and is a legacy gift that lives on. The everlasting impact on the school as the endowment continues to grow will far exceed the original donation of the donors who give to help the fund grow. It is truly a way for Catholic parents, grandparents, and alumni to come together to support and be a witness for the school that exhibits a love for the education the children receive at Resurrection. You can join the Resurrection School Legacy Society by making a gift to the endowment fund, even just a small percentage of a financial asset or through a life insurance policy, or retirement account, or especially through a bequest in your estate plans will qualify. With gratitude, your legacy gift will be recognized as such by your membership in the society. Legacy society members are also members of the archdiocesan, Catholic Legacy Society of Northeast Kansas, with the opportunity to be thanked in the annual report published by the Catholic Foundation of Northeast Kansas. Click here to join our legacy society. Is there a minimum amount I have to give? No. There is not a minimum amount. Any amount is appreciated and helps make a difference. Is my contribution tax-deductible? Resurrection is a registered 501(c)(3) and your gift is tax deductible in alignment with IRS guidelines. How do I contribute? Contributions can be made in-person, online , or by mail to Resurrection Catholic School. For more information, please contact Ellen Riley. Click here to read the press release from October 29, 2020. Ellen Riley Director of Development Resurrection Catholic School eriley@rcskck.org W: 913-371-8101 Join the Legacy Society Helpful Links What is a personal legacy? What are some ways to maximize financial resources for charitable giving? What is the Resurrection Legacy Society? What is the Catholic Foundation of Northeast Kansas?

Overview of the curriculum framework that contributes to Resurrection Catholic School's high academics. SPECIALS "The purpose of fine arts education is to share the creative vision of how God is present in our human experiences...Forms of music, art and drama that are chosen for students to explore will be oriented toward beauty and goodness." -Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas School Office ART Students at Resurrection develop their creative abilities in art. Our certified art teacher promotes problem-solving, curiosity, and individuality through crafted lessons. Students’ art is displayed throughout the building. In addition to the weekly art classes, art is also integrated into other subject areas by classroom teachers. MUSIC Through singing, exploring music concepts, and developing instrument skills, students at Resurrection develop their musical talents and learn about music theory. Students have opportunities for class and school-wide performances throughout the year. Participation in drama is also made possible through after-school programs and partnerships with Bishop Ward High School. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Students receive Physical Education in addition to daily recess. Instruction is designed to develop motor skills, knowledge of concepts and strategies related to movement, increase physical performance and fitness levels, and develop healthy behavior, The P.E. teacher infuses lessons with health and nutrition components, and also works with classroom teachers to build on science concepts. Students at Resurrection are exposed to a wide range of activities that are developmentally appropriate for increasing physical fitness, motor skill development, and a healthy lifestyle. Students participate in both sport related activities, as well as fitness based concepts during their physical education time. They learn to take responsibility for their own health and fitness through individual activities, while also learning how to work as a team in group activities. Our hope is that students will apply what they learn about living a healthy and active lifestyle to their life in other ways outside of the school day. TECHNOLOGY MAKERSPACE