Aldine ISD to Host 10th Annual Physical Education Demonstration Show

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Aldine ISD is gearing up for its 10th annual Physical Education Demonstration Show on Monday, May 5, at the M.O. Campbell Center from 5:00 p.m. to 7 p.m. The free event will feature performances, activities, and health vendors.

Students from Vardeman Primary School at the 9th annual Aldine ISD Physical Education Demonstration Show.

The district started hosting the physical education show to highlight the amazing activities students participate in daily in   Aldine’s physical education program. The show provides students with endless opportunities while teaching how physical activity can positively impact one’s health. Twenty to thirty students from Vardeman Primary, Caraway Elementary, Worsham ACE, Raymond Elementary, Hill Elementary, and Orange Grove Elementary School were selected by their PE coach to perform various activities in their health and physical education curriculum.

“The skills that our students learn throughout the year build confidence and resilience and help them be more successful in all areas of life,” said Aldine ISD’s Health and Physical Education Coordinator. Kenneth Hernandez. ”It has been incredible to see the turnout for this event, reminding everyone that physical education is another way to accelerate student learning in Aldine ISD.” 

Students from Garcia Middle School performing at the 9th Annual Physical Education Demonstration show.

The district’s physical education teachers, housed underneath the Physical Education and Health Department, work with Pre-K through 12th-grade students to provide an engaging learning environment and empower the Aldine community to be healthy, lifelong learners. Students are provided with physical education, health lessons, and healthy habits regarding nutrition, sleep, hygiene, safety, and more throughout the school year. 

Click here to learn more about Aldine ISD’s Physical Education & Health Department.