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Coach Blalock
I am currently in my 2nd year at Chapel Hill Middle School. I graduated with a Kinesiology degree from Texas A&M University. My role at Chapel Hill consists of teaching all the great kids important facts in Texas History as well as coaching boys athletics. Athletically at the middle school, I am the secondary coach in football and the 7th grade boys track coach. I am also the boys head soccer coach at the high school. You can check out all of my sports pages easily by clicking the links below.  

GO BULLDOGS!

Conference Period: 6th
Email: blalockk@chapelhillisd.org

Check out my sports pages: Track, Football and High School Soccer.

Classroom Activities

Website: www.glencoe.com - Select your state, User preference, then Subject (Social Studies)

****If your child is struggling with the information in class, this website offers overviews, quizzes, web activities, and puzzles to help your  child get a better understanding of the information covered within his/her textbook.  

 

Course Descriptions

SOCIAL STUDIES        All Year


Texas history and geography, grade seven, includes objectives as required by TEKS. Some of these include: 1) Exploration and colonization of Texas 2) Achievement of Texas independence 3) Political and social history of Texas 4) Geography and economic growth of Texas 5) Respect for self and others 6) Democratic beliefs and personal responsibility 7) Support for the American economic system 8) Application of social studies skills.

 

ATHLETICS                 All Year


This course focuses on acquiring kinesthetic sports skills. A physical exam must be completed by a physician prior to participating in the 7th grade athletic program. This course requires students to participate in rigorous physical conditioning as an integral part of the course. Students will have the opportunity to participate in competitive teams. Seventh grade girls will participate in volleyball, basketball, and track and field. Seventh grade boys will participate in football, basketball, and track and field.

 

In addition, there are responsibilities for both the athlete and the parent. For the athlete, he or she must pass his or her classes every six week. The athlete must follow school rules and act responsibly in school and at all athletic functions. For the parent, responsibilities include picking up students on time after every practice and game. Athletics is not a required course, it is a privilege. Athletes may lose the privilege of participation in athletics if guidelines and expectations are not met. Rules must be followed or there will be consequences. The goals of athletics include character building, teamwork and friendship development.