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St. Andrew's grad aims high in aviation industry
HONOLULU (Island News) -- A local girl is proving the sky's the limit with aspirations in the aviation industry. For the class of 2026 at St. Andrew's Schools, the Priory, this past commencement was special. It's the last all female graduating class headed off to college as the campus goes...
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Oʻahu public schools begin rollout of fresh, Hawaiʻi-grown pineapple in school meals
Hawaiʻi public schools are beginning to serve fresh, locally grown pineapple as part of their school meals, giving students more opportunities to enjoy Hawaiʻi-grown produce. More than 2,100 pounds of Hawaiʻi-grown pineapple have been distributed to participating Oʻahu schools as part of the initial rollout. Twenty-one schools are...
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New free UH program ‘Direct to UH’ streamlines college applications for Hawaii seniors
A new initiative from the University of Hawaii is streamlining the path to higher education for local high school students.
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Kualoa Ranch education center connects keiki to the aina through hands-on learning
HONOLULU (HI Now) - Connecting younger generations directly to natural resources fosters a lifelong commitment to stewardship, cultural understanding, and teamwork. Passion Pescaia-Tangarao, the Ahupuaa Experience Facilitator at Kualoa Ranch, guides local students through immersive outdoor lessons designed to build a deep bond with the surrounding environment. Through interactive field...
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Beyond the Bell: New and Exciting Student Clubs on Campus
On Sept. 2, Raiders could choose from 98 student-led clubs to sign up for at the annual Club Day. Ranging from community service all the way to mukbanging, clubs on campus create many opportunities for student innovation, creativity and collaboration. Here are just a handful of the new and exciting clubs that hope to foster communities of fun and learning.
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'Ewa Beach Charter School Left Without a Board, Fate Now Up to State
DreamHouse ʻEwa Beach Public Charter School — School Facing State Decision. DreamHouse ‘Ewa Beach, a West O‘ahu charter school serving just under 500 students, is currently operating without a single governing board member after its last three board members, including the chair, resigned. The Hawaiʻi State Public Charter School Commission is set to meet Thursday to decide what happens next to a school that opened in 2019 and graduated its first senior class last spring.
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Pearl City flips CHARGER POWER switch in 52-27 BLOWOUT over visiting Kaiser
Pearl City starting QB Jayden Delos Santos led the Chargers in an outstanding display of offensive firepower scoring one rushing touchdown and passing for five touchdowns in the 52-27 blowout of the visiting Kaiser Cougars Friday night at Pearl City High School’s Edwin Bino Neves Stadium. The Pearl City...
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Waipahu High School Arthur Awards homecoming tradition brings generations together
Homecoming at Waipahu High School is about more than football. Students and alumni come together for the annual Arthur Awards, a school tradition dating back to 1964 that celebrates school spirit, competition and what it means to be a Marauder.
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Waipahu High School celebrates homecoming with more than just football, but an annual tradition called the Arthur Awards
WAIANAE, Hawaii (Island News) -- That’s the sound of seniors not just hoping to win a homecoming football game…. “Everyone shows up, shows out, supports the football boys and we find out who wins Arthur Awards,” said Shean Abela and Allyza Visaya, two seniors at Waipahu High School.
KHON2
Rising Star: Nanakuli QB Allix Yap
Nanakuli quarterback Allix Yap named Cover2 Rising Star Nanakuli junior quarterback Allix Yap has been named the latest Rising Star, presented by the Hawaii Army National Guard, on Cover2: Hawaii High School Football Weekly. The 6-foot-1 dual-threat quarterback recently set a school record with 432 passing yards and five touchdowns in Nanakuli’s 41-10 victory over […]
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New Kailua childcare center opens for keiki 6 weeks and up
The YMCA of Honolulu held a Hawaiian Blessing for its new Infant & Toddler Care Center and Preschool at St. John Lutheran Church in Kailua, offering full-day care and early learning for children ages 6 weeks through 5 years.
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Throwback Thursday: Punahou’s Harland Ah You
This week’s Cover2: Hawaii High School Football Weekly goes back to 1989 to revisit the Punahou career of Harland Ah You, a standout defensive lineman who continued the football legacy of one of Hawaii’s most recognizable families. Ah You, the son of Hawaii football icon Junior Ah You, began his high school career at Kahuku […]
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Play of the Week: Campbell’s Lathaniel Teleaai
Campbell junior receiver Lathaniel Telea’ai is this week’s Cover2 and Spectrum Play of the Week after a standout special teams performance against Kailua. Telea’ai helped the Sabers to a win over the Surfriders with a 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown. The junior displayed vision, elusiveness and speed as he found a seam and took […]
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Kalani prepares for homecoming assembly
On Friday, Sept. 25, Kalani’s homecoming assembly will occur at the gym, hosted by members of Kalani Association of Students (KAS), the student council, and participants. Homecoming is a yearly event at Kalani, meant to be a fun, spirited week for students to get hyped up and feel free from school and stress.
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Kauai CC rallies behind students after Hurricane Lowell
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - In the wake of Hurricane Lowell, Kauaʻi Community College is stepping up to support students. The college hosted a hurricane recovery event for students on Wednesday. Dominos Pizza donated 50 pizzas for attendees, who connected with campus and community resources, including Kauaʻi United Way and Catholic...
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Bringing the students at James Campbell High School together, one event at a time
Between different friend groups, classes, and grade levels, it can sometimes be difficult for students to feel connected to everyone at school. To help change this, James Campbell High School (JCHS) has been working on ways to bring students together and create a stronger sense of belonging through assemblies and activities.
Honolulu Civil Beat
State To Decide Fate Of West O‘ahu Charter School After Board Quits
One of Hawaiʻi’s largest public charter schools faces the possibility of closure or significant leadership changes after members of its governing board abruptly resigned earlier this month. DreamHouse ʻEwa Beach is currently without a governing board, the team of volunteers responsible for hiring a principal, approving budgets and...