WELLNESS INTEGRATED NETWORK (WIN)
SMALL LEARNING COMMUNITY

Overview

Wellness Integrated Network (WIN) is a two-year program, which students enter at the ninth grade level. This Small Learning Community integrates Health, Science, Social Studies and Language Arts. WIN courses employ rigorous curriculum designed for students interested in medicine, health and wellness.

Health education is a field marked by rapid changes due to the pace at which medical breakthroughs occur. Through science, technology, and industry, we continue to gain a deeper understanding of disease related to genetics and the environment as well as a greater understanding of prevention and treatment options. WIN SLC has adopted curriculum, instruction, and assessment strategies that guide students toward self-directed and cooperative learning with the goal of comprehending concepts related to health promotion and disease prevention. The curriculum employs a variety of teaching methods to involve students, including hands-on laboratory activities and problem solving.

WIN classes will provide multiple opportunities for students to meet CIM standards for health, social studies, language arts and science. Sophomore classes will develop a solid foundation for courses offered in the Health CAM, as well as internships in the health profession.