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#MyAdventure June Edition Hey everybody, I cannot believe it’s June! So much has happened and I don’t know if you feel the same as me, but living through it time was going SO SLOW and summer seemed SO FAR away. And well BAM! It’s here! School is done, no more online teaching or homeschooling (those of you who …
The current state of our country, and everywhere else around the globe, is causing a major shift in our schools. Many districts within our state of Arizona are transitioning into remote learning, until further notice. As Health and Physical Education teachers, this requires us to make a major switch to how we educate our students. Some may have run into …
President’s Message Toni Chilton When I stepped up to run for president of AzHPE and started to think about what I wanted to share with my fellow PE teachers and what the theme of the year should be I was a little overwhelmed, to say the least. So I began to think as an everyday teacher what do I …
We are proud and excited to announce our third issue of CONNECT. The e-version can be accessed here: Connect Issue #3. This issue focuses on the State Convention. Thank you to all the writers and contributors in this issue for their time. If you want to write in our next issues, please contact pr@azhpe.org. Thank You, Arlo Pew Public Relations Chair
Announcement Teachers of the Year Congratulations to the following Health and Physical Education Teachers for being named 2019 Teachers of the Year. Arizona Health and Physical Education will present the Teacher of the Year Awards at the Honor and Recognition Night which will be held on Wednesday November 20, at the Children’s Museum of Phoenix. In addition, please join us …
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Convention Schedule A Bay Area native, Will Potter grew up always wanting to become a teacher. He accomplished his dream in 2002 when he began working as a Physical Education Specialist. In 2013 Will served as the Director for the Elementary Physical Education Workshop at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Will currently teaches Physical Education and Technology Integration at Serendipity …
Join us on Friday, November 22nd from 2:00-3:50 PM in room 103 AB for Melanie Lynch’s session “Let’s Have Fun In Health Class Today”. Interactive skills-based health education is a crucial part of any fun and effective health class. This session will provide participants with lessons and activities that will facilitate them to effectively create an energized health class appropriate …
Phoenix, Arizona in November becomes increasingly more enticing as it gets colder here in Illinois! Spread the word and let's get a good group of passionate health educators out to the #AZHPE19 pre-conference workshop on November 20th. Posted by Andrew Milne on Friday, September 27, 2019