CTE in Hawaii
Deadline: December 15, 2025
CTE Student Video Competition
Open to students grades 9-12 and college
Cash Prizes
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First Place: $ 500 (each division)
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Second Place: $ 300 (each division)
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Third Place $ 200 (each division)
Sponsoring teacher will receive an educator recognition award for any entry that place in top 3.
VIDEO SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS
MINIMUM
REQUIREMENTS
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Must be a Hawai'i student in grades 9-12 or enrolled in college
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Student led project (teachers and counselors may assist)
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Individual or groups (up to 4 students)
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Minimum video length: 2 Minutes
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Maximum video length: 5 Minutes
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Videos must be viewable to the public via YouTube or Google Drive
INTRODUCTION
CONTENT
Introduce your name, grade, school, program of study and any other related interests.
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Interpret and incorporate our conference theme: Ho'okahua i ka 'Imi Na'auao (Building a Foundation for Knowledge)
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Showcase 3 aspects of your learning including but not limited to:
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Skills or competencies you've gained
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A project or work-based learning experience and/or significant achievement
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A place where learning occurs (the classroom, job site, local landmark, etc.)
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Present your video using creativity in visuals, storytelling or voiceovers to engage the audience and highlight your learning journey.
AUDIENCE
Local teachers, peers, administrators & counselors from both secondary and postsecondary schools along with workforce partners.
JUDGING CRITERIA
RUBRIC
The Hawaii ACTE Board of Directors will review all submissions using the attached rubric.
NOTIFICATION
Winning videos will be be notified via call/email from hawaiiacte@gmail.com
2025
Kauai High School, 1st
2025
Kahuku High School, 2nd
2025
Pearl City H.S., 3rd
2022
Maui High School
2023
UH Maui CC
2024
Kealakehe High School