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Meet Kalani’s new photography teacher: Matthew Kirkpatrick
Kalani has welcomed a large number of new teachers this year, and Matthew Kirkpatrick is one of them. Kirkpatrick works as a photography teacher in E27, advises the school’s Photography Club,and teaches digital media classes. Kirkpatrick has taught photography for 11 years and worked at Washington Carver Magnet High...
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Hawaiʻi ranks 2nd in nation for least student debt
A new WalletHub report ranks Hawaiʻi second in the nation for having the least student debt, with 80 percent of University of Hawaiʻi first-time undergraduates graduating debt-free last school year.
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Kapolei school faces obstacles to its ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi immersion program
September is Hawaiian History Month, and this year it comes during a challenging time for some Hawaiian language immersion programs, including in Kapolei. Kapolei Middle School’s program, Ke Kula Kaiapuni ʻo Kapōlei, was cut just a few weeks before the school year, meaning that the high school will have fewer incoming students for their program. Another challenge? Students have been resistant to practicing ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi.
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Hawaii High School Fires Football Coach After QB Suffered Serious Injury That Forced Game To End Early
Saint Louis High School in Honolulu, Hawaii has parted ways with head football coach Tupu Alualu just four games into the 2026 season. The Crusaders have been on the wrong end of a series of blowouts, leading to the change of leadership. The decision to fire Alualu comes after a 52-0 loss to Sierra Canyon […] The post Hawaii High School Fires Football Coach After QB Suffered Serious Injury That Forced Game To End Early appeared first on BroBible.
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Kaimukī High School’s Chu Hong named 2027 Hawaiʻi State Teacher of the Year
Kaimukī High School teacher Chu Hong, who stepped into a new field and built the school’s agriculture program into a hands-on learning experience connecting students with sustainability, entrepreneurship and future careers, has been named the 2027 Hawaiʻi State Teacher of the Year. The 22-year Hawaiʻi public school...
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Castle High School brothers build stronger bond as varsity football teammates
For Castle High School brothers Kekaha and Eleʻu Ceria, football is bringing them closer than ever. Now both varsity teammates, the brothers are pushing each other to improve while sharing the field with friends and family.
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Built Ford Tough Matchup: Mililani vs. Kahuku
The latest episode of Cover2: Hawaii High School Football Weekly previews a marquee matchup between two of Hawaii’s most accomplished high school football programs. Top-ranked and undefeated Mililani enters the showdown at 5-0 and will face No. 2 Kahuku in an OIA Open Division clash. The Trojans have been one of the state’s most dominant […]
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On the Road: Waialua Athletics Director Darnell Arceneaux
This week’s Cover2: Hawaii High School Football Weekly takes a trip to Waialua to visit with one of Hawaii’s most accomplished football figures. Darnell Arceneaux, Waialua’s athletic director, is a former championship-winning quarterback at Saint Louis who went on to play at the University of Utah and in the Arena Football League. For Arceneaux, athletics […]
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Hot Ticket: Kapolei OL Kalalau Puulei-Sene brings versatility to ‘Canes as ‘Aiea looks to remain unbeaten against No. 1 Waipahu
The latest episode of Cover2: Hawaii High School Football Weekly highlights several key matchups across OIA football. In the Open Division, Kapolei will look to rebound after suffering its first loss of the season against defending state champion Campbell. The Hurricanes return home to host Leilehua after a hard-fought setback in which Kapolei committed three […]
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Oahu teacher wins $1k 'Extra Yard for Teachers' grant for classroom supplies
A Kapalama Elementary School teacher is among this year's "Extra Yard for Teachers" classroom grant recipients, receiving $1,000 to support her third-grade students. Hi'ipoi Lee will be recognized on the field at the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl!
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UH-Mānoa to study hidden health risks from Hawaiʻi’s plantation era that may surface after disasters
The University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa has been awarded a $3.6 million federal grant to study hidden environmental health threats across Hawaiʻi, including contaminants left behind from the sugar plantation era. The five-year grant from the National Institutes of Health, announced in a UH news release, will...
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Chaminade Looks to Back-to-School Bash to Bring Community Together
Chaminade University’s upcoming Back-to-School Bash, featuring the famous band Kapena and other performers, has been in the making for two years. Jill Higashi, the vice president of Advancement at Chaminade University, said making the event — a combination of food trucks and a concert — a reality has taken a lot of hard work and coordination among various departments at Chaminade.
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Going the extra mile: Kapalama elementary teacher surprised with $1K classroom grant
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - An Oahu elementary school teacher was rewarded for going the extra mile Tuesday, receiving a surprise $1,000 grant for classroom supplies. Hiipoi Lee, a third-grade teacher and grade-level chair at Kapalama Elementary School, was awarded a $1,000 DonorsChoose gift card through the College Football Playoff Foundation’s “Extra Yard for Teachers” program, in partnership with the Sheraton Hawaii Bowl and Teach For America Hawaii.
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Mililani High School opens nation’s first MEERA high school manufacturing lab
MILILANI – Kuʻi Hao, in partnership with the U.S. Department of War Industrial Base Analysis and Sustainment (IBAS) program, TECHnista, and the Hawai‘i State Department of Education celebrated the opening of the nation’s first high school MEERA lab at Mililani High School. The first-of-its-kind facility brings...
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New Marketing Club Helps Students Build Skills Beyond the Classroom
A camera in hand, a campus event to cover, and video that might wind up on Chaminade’s social media. Students will have the opportunity to practice marketing rather than just learn about it as part of Chaminade’s new Marketing Club. Under the direction of sophomore President Emma Boele,...
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A New Chapter for Chaminade’s Sullivan Family Library
For years, the Sullivan Family Library has been a place for Chaminade University students to study, conduct research, and find a quiet place to relax in between classes. Now, the newly renovated space is inviting students to do much more. With new seating, group study areas, and the relocation of Kōkua ʻIke to the first floor, the library has become a centralized location where students can study, collaborate, eat, and access academic and career support.
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Throw, Catch, Repeat: Moanalua High School’s kendama Craze
Moanalua High School is no stranger to passing trends. Whether it be baggy jeans or wired headphones, the new kendama trend isn’t necessarily “new.” The origin of the kendama can be traced back to the early 16th century, but the modern toy we know today experienced its first wave in the mid 2010s (2012-14). This traditional Japanese toy consists of a handle called ken, sarado or cross piece with two cups, a ball connected by a string (tama), and a base cup. The game is played by holding the ken and tossing the tama to land it in any of the cups.