The long term goal of the Keala Curriculum (KC) is to mentor individuals in their strength to serve their communities with clarity, confidence and conviction. Through physical exercise and value lessons, we endeavor to create meaningful and sustainable connections that align an individual to their full purpose and potential. A Keala Kid is one of the highest character, integrity and grit.

The Keala Assessment is an evaluation process of the spectrum of physical, cognitive and emotional health in an individual of the KC program.

The Assessment

These “tests” may be considered up to four time per year (once per quarter), or as deemed necessary by the KC Affiliate partner as it fits into what we call “Celebration Week”. These surveys are made age-appropriate for an Elementary versus Middle/High-School student in verbiage and maturity of thought process, while embodying similar principles of evaluation in all areas.

When you join us as a KC Affiliate, we’ll make sure that you have everything you need to maximize your impact. The Keala Assessment structure includes support for volunteer communications, leadership roles, schedule, standards and even database templates.

What have you learned from your Keala Coach?

  • "I've learned to never give up."

    Kieran, 11 years old

  • "That staying 'fit' can apply to more than working out. This mindset can be used to help improve other aspects of life."

    Maximus, 17 years old

  • "To have a positive attitude."

    Parker, 10 years old

  • "That lying doesn't help you to improve."

    Mikaylah, 13 years old

  • "Compassion."

    Brayden, 17 years old

  • "I've learned that wherever you start and wherever you have a goal, to stay consistent and go at your own pace."

    Aliyah, 15 years old

  • "A big one is integrity."

    Cole, 14 years old

  • "To listen."

    Kai, 9 years old

  • “I’ve learned that it’s okay to fail, as long as you’ve tried and you work hard towards your goal.”

    Edyn, 15 years old

  • "I've learned to keep trying, even if I am struggling."

    Dahlia, 12 years old

  • "I learned that if you do it right, it will be a lot easier."

    Tanner, 9 years old

  • "I learned how to forgive."

    Blake, 7 years old

  • "I've learned not to judge a book by its cover. And more about myself, mentally and physically."

    Ka-lei-kau-maka, 19 years old

  • "To love."

    Keola, 9 years old