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Alumni Spotlight: Skye Banda (Waiʻanae High)
Occupation: Education & Employment Case Manager for RYSE. Waiʻanae native Skye Banda serves as an education and employment case manager with Residential Youth Services and Empowerment (RYSE), a non-profit organization founded in 2018 that services opportunity youth in Hawaiʻi through empowerment and personalized support. RYSE has an access center in Kailua, where at-risk youth can drop in for free showers, laundry facilities, hot meals, clothing, toiletries and hygiene supplies as well as referrals for different services. Beyond serving as a shelter, RYSE offers a comprehensive range of services, including counseling, mentoring, education, life skills training, case management and advocacy. In her role, she helps at-risk youth between the ages of 14 and 24 explore educational and employment opportunities, whether it’s earning a GED, obtaining a high school diploma, or researching trade schools and colleges that align with their interests, goals and individual needs.
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Aiea High School football fans rally behind team ahead of championship rematch
Aiea High School fans packed the stands at Pearl City on Friday for a championship rematch against Waipahu High School. After losing to Waipahu earlier in the season, supporters were hoping for redemption while sharing their pride in the team's journey to the title game.
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Punahou flies up to No. 7 in Lasquero’s High School Football Power Rankings
1. Kapolei (8-1) Last week: beat No. 4 Campbell, 30-0 Analysis: The Hurricanes left no doubt in their semifinal win over Campbell, avenging their lone loss of the season so far in shutout fashion. Sophomore QB Jonez Nunuha continues to take care of the ball and three for 153 yards and one TD to complement the rushing attack led by senior RB Mikey Kapahu.
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A look Into the future
Being a new student means stepping into a new chapter of life – first day of middle school, first day of high school, freshman in college, or even transfer students. For those who come in not knowing what to expect can have a very overwhelming experience; new faces, new teachers, and a new curriculum. The expectations could be endless.