Athletics are an integral part of the total educational curriculum at St. Luke’s. Athletics, properly taught and coached, can be a powerful tool in providing a positive, well-rounded educational experience for our students. Every effort is made to reach as many students as possible through these activities.
The interscholastic athletic program is a direct outgrowth of the physical education program and provides an opportunity for students to further develop their athletic interests. St. Luke's has a variety of sports teams for students grades 5 through 12. In addition to athletic opportunities, St. Luke's offers an after-school program that is also based on the objectives and principles of the Physical Education curriculum.
General Objectives:
• To provide meaningful co-curricular experiences to a maximum number of students
• To promote the desirable outcomes of athletic participation, through the development of good habits, attitude, and total fitness
• To provide opportunities for the development of leadership and fellowship
• To promote school spirit and community relations
• To emphasize the proper ideals of sportsmanship, ethical conduct, and fair play
• To promote the physical, mental, moral, social, and emotional well-being of the individual athlete
To continue the series on "Good Coaching Case Studies" as part of an initiative to get people throughout the country talking about critical issues facing youth and high school sports today, take a look at the next case study: Collision Course.
As part of St. Luke's partnership with the Positive Coaching Alliance (PCA), we are pleased to bring you a monthly "Good coaching Case Study" as part of an initiative to get people throughout the country talking about critical issues facing youth and high school sports today. 
