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 |  Mr. Wes Worrell
PE / Health
wworrell@bk.org
Worrell – an Iowa native – is a husband, father of two young children and living his dream teaching at Bishop Kelly High School and raising his family in Idaho. The first and only family member to attend college, Worrell earned his teaching degree from Iowa State University. For fifteen years prior to moving to Boise, he taught and coached football, wrestling, track and softball in Iowa.
His responsibility for a particular curricular area is taken seriously, but he also recognizes the professional responsibility entrusted to him by the parents of Bishop Kelly to facilitate the growth of the students’ spirit, mind and body. Mr. Worrell attempts to nurture and mentor young people in and out of the classroom.
Wes has guided BK athletes to eleven state championships; three as an assistant on Tim Brennan’s varsity football staff and eight as the head softball coach. His coaching and teaching awards are many. Mr. Worrell established the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Huddle and is currently responsible for the “Be the Change Challenger” mentoring program.
An avid outdoorsman, Wes enjoys snow skiing and fly fishing. Ten year-old daughter Audrey and four year-old son Christian keep him busy with soccer, basketball, swimming and an upcoming T-ball season this spring. Wes is married to Stephanie Worrell, a writer, speaker and co-founder of Red Sky Public Relations.
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Mr. Worrell is entering his 15th year at Bishop Kelly after having taught 15 yrs. in the Ames Community Schools in Ames, Iowa. Mr. Worrell is a member of the Physical Education/Health Department.
Education:
- Bachelor's in Secondary PE-Health, Social Studies from Iowa State University.
Class Schedule:
- Challenger Coordinator / Challenge Day
- Health
- Health
- Prep
- Health
- Lifetime Fitness
- Health
Clubs/Programs:
- Fellowship of Christian Athletes http://fca.org/
- Challenger Program Coordinator
Internet Safety - Office of the Attorney General
Parent Guide to Internet Safety
Parent Guide to Social Networking
Parental Controls
Family Internet Contract
Internet Lingo
Challenge Day: The Teen Files-Surviving High School
Theme: Explores complex world of social pressures facing teenagers today; body image, bulimia, steroid use, depression, suicide, stereotypes, cliques, isolation, and friendship. Eleven teens from Yuba City High School in California join in a series of “social experiments” involving being an “outsider” for a day, visiting a digital imaging company to see how ads are distorted, listen to presentations with regard to eating disorders and steroid use, and venture to a mountain retreat in efforts to break down barriers between them and find out what they have in common. The video participants host a Challenge Day upon their return for their school, sharing what they have learned with other students.
Surviving High School - Lesson #1 Fitting In
Surviving High School - Lesson #2 Gender Roles and Body Image
Surviving High School - Lesson #3 Teamwork
Surviving High School - Lesson #4 Teamwork - Labels
Surviving High School - Lesson #5 Getting Real
Surviving High School - Lesson #6 The Challenge
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