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Breaking News
  • May 2Boys volleyball OIA champs with 3-2 win over Mililani
  • May 2Boys' golf takes second at states
  • March 13Boys volleyball win first home game 3-1 against Castle
  • March 13Softball defeats Kaiser 5-4
  • February 26Girls wrestling state champions for third time
Recording history, reporting the truth & recognizing excellence.

NA HOKU O MOANALUA
Recording history, reporting the truth & recognizing excellence.

NA HOKU O MOANALUA
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High School in Korea runs on routines

High School in Korea runs on routines

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Maya Miyasato

Grandma's Okinawan word captures a world of meaning

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Upcoming group Crossing Rain offering virtual meet-and-greet

Upcoming group Crossing Rain offering virtual meet-and-greet

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Moanalua welcomes three new teachers

Moanalua welcomes three new teachers

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USAs Zachary Di Gregorio and Sean Hollander compete in the luge doubles event at the 2022 Bejing Olympics.

Luge: the underappreciated, but, deadly sport

NEWS
Lei Shinshiro (left), Mrs. Martin, James Huang, and teacher Lars Mitsuda hold us the first place plaque at the Mahiai Gala at Aloun Farms April 20. The schools culinary program won $2,500 for their teishoku plate of Sesame-Crusted Ahi and vegetable tempura.
Student chefs take first place at annual cooking challenge
Ben Carlos, Staff Writer • May 6, 2024

Moanalua High School student chefs James Huang and Leilani Shinshiro demonstrated...

Paying for college leads to tough decisions
Paying for college leads to tough decisions
Jadin Washington, Staff Writer • April 26, 2024
College and Career Counselor Courtney Chun (at desk) helps a student, while senior Kacie Arakaki, works on scholarships and college applications in the College and Career Center.
Benefits of a college degree outweigh the cost
Jameson Huang, Associate Editor • March 14, 2024
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FEATURES
The final scene with the entire cast The audience has solved the mystery.
Many hands, one show
Jameson Huang, Associate Editor • March 15, 2024

The mystery behind who killed Edwin Drood is eventually revealed at the...

Members of the Moanalua High School Pacific Asian Affairs Council made Genki Balls Feb. 24 as part of a community service project. They made balls of dirt and special microorganisms that eat up harmful bacteria in the water.
PAAC helps make the Ala Wai Canal "Genki"
Haley Meyer, Editor in Chief • March 11, 2024
Ojastro turned his own athletic struggles in high school into a vibrant career in sports broadcasting.
He's got game
Jameson Huang, Associate Editor • March 1, 2024
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EDITORIALS
Left to Right: Megan Sadaya, Realenne Andrada, Makayla Chagami, Jeannelle Aguillon
The Lack of Boys in Dance
Jadin Washington, Staff Writer • May 28, 2024

When I first joined dance class, I was really excited to see how many people...

Digital illustration by Olivia Yoshida
Social justice thrives on an educated public
Silas Buryak, Staff Writer • March 4, 2024
Less is more: A minimalist life can be enriching
Less is more: A minimalist life can be enriching
Silas Buryak, Staff Writer • February 23, 2024
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SPORTS
Lila Butcher looks downfield to pass the ball to a teammate. Moanalua lost to Kapolei 13-4.
Girls water polo season underway
Na Hoku staff • March 12, 2024

Imagine playing soccer with just one leg or basketball with one arm. Now...

Junior Marisa Lam is chased down by freshman Genna Fukumitsu in the annual powderpuff flag football game. The juniors ended up winning the game --and the championship title--8-0.
Junior girls rule in powderpuff football game
March 1, 2024
Girls wrestling are state champions for third straight year
Girls wrestling are state champions for third straight year
Na Hoku Staff • February 26, 2024
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PHOTOS
Junior Marisa Lam is chased down by freshman Genna Fukumitsu in the annual powderpuff flag football game. The juniors ended up winning the game --and the championship title--8-0.
Junior, Rheanna Nobleza attempts to throw a 3-point ball
Juniors Frank Emerick (left) and Jayden Contreras hung out with a furry friend for a few minutes at the Hawaiian Humane Society booth.
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