DSHA Health & Fitness Department

DSHA Health & Fitness Department DEPARTMENT PHILOSOPHY:

Maintaining a healthy balance in today’s world requires a great deal of skill, knowledge, and practice.

The Health and Fitness curriculum is designed to emphasize the student’s responsibility for her own health and well-being. It is based on the seven dimensional wellness model with an emphasis on social, emotional, physical and spiritual wellness. DSHA is committed to preparing students to become advocates for their own health and well being. This program supports the academic mission of the school

, whole person education, as well as the lifelong health and wellness of our students. A 2014 study by the Center for Disease Control 2014 states, “The academic achievement of America’s youth is strongly linked with their health.” There is myriad research showing students need adequate amounts of physical activity throughout the school day—not only to prevent obesity and obesity-related issues, but to perform better academically. The goal of our program is to cultivate a positive attitude towards physical fitness and teach the values of health and exercise through enjoyable, challenging and meaningful activities. Regular involvement in physical activity has been proven to increase academic performance, raise self-esteem, reduce the incidence of life threatening disease and produce a positive impact on the social and emotional well-being of an individual.

05/25/2023
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04/19/2023
06/25/2022

Yesterday, June 23, marked the 50th anniversary of the day that Title IX was signed into law, making high school athletics a reality for girls. Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers signed a proclamation to recognize the day.

In the 2021-2022 school year, 431 Dashers participated in athletics. DSHA offers 15 sports, from basketball and field hockey, to rugby and track and field — more than any other high school in Wisconsin. The DSHA Athletics Department empowers and inspires student–athletes to use their God-given talents to the fullest in a strong, Catholic environment that promotes academics first, competitive success, teamwork, leadership, service, and sportsmanship.

Go Dashers! ❤💛

05/21/2021
Wrapping up CPR/AED training with our students this week!   Thank you to the Office of Emergency Management in Milwaukee...
02/17/2021

Wrapping up CPR/AED training with our students this week! Thank you to the Office of Emergency Management in Milwaukee Country for providing the training equipment year after year!!

Building strong mental health practices at an early age can help with resiliency and coping. Especially during these har...
02/14/2021

Building strong mental health practices at an early age can help with resiliency and coping. Especially during these hard COVID times it's extra important to connect. Here are some things you can try with your children.

Prayers to the Glenn family and WISCO community as they continue to get more answers.    Quick actions by Menomonee Fall...
01/10/2021

Prayers to the Glenn family and WISCO community as they continue to get more answers. Quick actions by Menomonee Falls staff and medical professionals in attendance saved this young man’s life last night.

The player was awake and alert, reportedly asking for his teammates, while in the care of paramedics.

🏃‍♀️Your target heart rate can guide you to how hard you should exercise so you can get the most aerobic benefit from yo...
10/22/2020

🏃‍♀️Your target heart rate can guide you to how hard you should exercise so you can get the most aerobic benefit from your workout! 🏃‍♀️❤️

Congratulations MPS!!
10/15/2020

Congratulations MPS!!

MPS is celebrating 15 years of AEDs in schools that have saved nine lives.

09/29/2020

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Milwaukee, WI
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