Programs are provided on developmentally appropriate topics for sophomores, juniors and seniors. The Physical Education Program emphasizes life-time sports. It provides an opportunity for students to learn skills, increase knowledge and fitness, and develop positive attitudes through a variety of activities that will serve them for a lifetime. The outcome is increased physical fitness, self-esteem and leadership skills. Athletic facilities include a gym, playing fields, tennis courts and a fully equipped fitness room.
All seniors undertake an internship at the end of the year.
Successful completion of the internship is a graduation requirement. Internship placements in 1999 included Buffalo General Hospital, Channel 4, Compass House, Buffalo Spree and The Buffalo Zoo. All students are required to do community service on their own time and at institutions of their own choosing. The Social Service Board both publicizes and creates commmunity service opportunities. Students must complete 20 hours of community service each academic year.