ALOHA PE Project

A.L.O.H.A. = A Lifetime Of Healthy Activity

The Hawaii Department of Education (HIDOE) Healthy Hawaii Initiative Program funded by the Hawaii Department of Health, and Hawaii Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance (HAHPERD) are sponsoring the Hawaii State ALOHA PE Project Video Competition. Students are encouraged to demonstrate the importance of living a healthy lifestyle by creating a personal fitness plan that includes specific fitness goals. The achievement of these goals is measured by student determined pre- and post-data collection and assessment. District and state-level finalists will be selected by and announced at the annual HAHPERD State Conference.

● All middle and high school students in Hawaiʻi are eligible to participate.

● The top three school-level finalists will be eligible to compete in the district-level competition.

● The top three district-level finalists will be eligible to compete in the state-level competition.

● Prizes will be awarded to the top five state-level finalists and the top three district-level finalists in each of the nine districts. The top prize for the state-level competition is an Apple Watch.

● must address all scored criteria (https://bit.ly/2023ALOHAPEscoring)

● maximum length: 7 minutes

● file formats: MP4, MOV, WMV, AVI, or FLV only

● music must be royalty-free

● the video is submitted with these forms:

○ HIDOE Student Publication/Audio/Video Release Form (https://bit.ly/HIDOEreleaseform);

○ HAHPERD Audio/Video Release Form (https://bit.ly/HAHPERDreleaseform); and

○ 2023 ALOHA PE Project Video Competition Entry Form (https://bit.ly/2023ALOHAPEentryform).

2022

• Samuel, Leilehua High

2021

• Leilani, Leilehua High

2020

• • Jack, Castle High School

2019

• Cody, Leilehua High School

2018

• Maiah, Castle High School

2017

• Cody, Leilehua High School

2016

• Rachel, Kauai High

2015

• Brooks, Moanalua High

2014

• Makena, Kahuku High and Intermediate