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Recording history, reporting the truth & recognizing excellence.

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Colby Casinas dives into first base.

[Photo] Change in strategy helps baseball team rack up the runs

March 22, 2023
Sophia Barbaria attempts a block against Mililani.

[Photo] Girls water polo team in rebuilding year, forms tight bond

March 21, 2023
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[Photo] Softball dominates on the mound this season

March 15, 2023
Freshman Jing Xuan Chen (left) listens as teammate Brycen Goo attempts to answer a question.

[Photo] Japan Wizards team hopes to conjure a win at upcoming contest

February 14, 2023
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[Photo] Seniors, let’s experience the beauty of graduation together

February 8, 2023
Davin Shin samples the dishes at the end of class.

[Photo] Yes, Chef! Alumni visits culinary class to offer feedback

February 7, 2023
A representative from the University of Hawaiis Hawaii Language Roadmap Initiative spoke to AP Spanish teacher Heather Paulinos students about the value of the Seal of Biliteracy test. She said that although she grew up speaking Spanish, it was an informal version, so taking the test helped her identify her areas of growth. To be biliterate means to be able to speak, read, write, and understand the language, not just speak in conversation.

[Photo] Moanalua hosts World Language Culture Week

January 12, 2023
Salvatore Barbaria (10) explains what he learns in his language class to interested eighth graders.

[Photo] Middle schoolers visit campus to learn about electives

January 10, 2023
Sara Nakayama (12) leads students through a business class exercise.

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Rylan Ganeko (12) facilitates a marketing activity.

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Engineering teacher Vince Komar holds up a project students can create using a 3-D printer.

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Ceramics teacher Makana Wong demonstrate the wheel to students interested in a fine arts elective.

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Chinese language teacher Mei Yee Cheng supervises her students as they talk to the middle school students.

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Japanese language students helped the middle school students with an origami craft.

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Sydney Tom (11) shows off one of the different kinds of paper flowers students could make at the French language booth in the cafeteria.

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Air Force JROTC Group Commander Jade Anderson (12) stressed that the ROTC cadets engage in community service projects in addition to learning about the military.

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Cadet Tupu Herdrich (12), center, explains how the Color Guard unit functions.

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Student Association Vice President Skylar Parks (12) was one of several student leaders who served as tour guides for the exploration day.

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Senior Candace Kim taped a speech on how learning Japanese impacted her life, which will be played at a national language teachersn conference this week in Boston.

[Photo] Kim to deliver speech at national world languages convention

November 17, 2022
Chaminade Universitys Abigail Hurgo, assistant vice presdient for enrollment management, works with senior Ezekiel Villegas during this weeks College Application Week event in the library.

[Photo] Colleges come to campus to help seniors apply to school

November 14, 2022
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[Photo] Menehune Classic opens up marching band tournament season

October 20, 2022
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[Photo] It’s deja vu: water woes affect surrounding Navy families

October 20, 2022
Eian Mizukami (center) and Jazlynn Degala stand to perform with the schools pep band.

[Photo] Pep Band pumps up the volume at football games

September 9, 2022
The freshmen channeled the Minions in their disco-themed banner. Colorful lights reflected off the spinning disco ball in the middle.

[Photo] Homecoming banner competition turns on the lights

September 7, 2022
Laura Harada teaches public health services, culnary, and nursing. She transferred from Campbell High School.

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Maddie LeMaire teaches grades 9 and 11 English.

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Anthony Parsons will teach world history, sociology and psychology.

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Ashley Whang, a Moanalua High School alumna, returns as a math teacher.

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Cori Ann Suzuki moved from the Central District northwest complex back to the classroom, where she will teach biology.

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Kailee La Pointe worked in Virginia Beach, Virginia last year and ha joined the special education department.

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Kara Raquepo transferred from Campbell High School and will teach special education.

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Kymberli McKay transferred from Waiakea High School and will teach English.

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Maria Gamvas will teach Spanish and English Learners.

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Sandra Nunez is the counselor for students with last names Le-Fe.

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Hailing from the Big Island, Shaun Kojima will teach health and PE.

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A Japan native, Toyoko ONeil will teach Japanese.

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Travis Akasaki will teach both math and science.

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Yatsuka Henning moves from the social studies department to acting vice principal.

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Zachary Johnson will teach Special Education Language Arts.

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Seniors Olivia (left) and Love Akina picked up their yearbooks last Friday in the cafeteria.

[Photo] Yearbooks now being distributed

May 17, 2022
Kylie Fugate.

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Leanna Nguyen.

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Abigayle Tabarejo.

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David Hasegawas freshman Modern History of Hawaii class created these meticulous models of plantations and WWII internment camps this quarter. This model was created by Nyah Callender.

[Photo] Modern History of Hawaii class projects on display in library--Photo Gallery

May 13, 2022
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The Chinese language classes demonstrated the art of knot tying.

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The Chinese 3 students made intricate paper designs.

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Korean I students made new years greeting cards.

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Japanese I students made new years card featuring Japanese imagery.

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Students in the Japanese I classes made new years cards to recognize the Year of the Tiger.

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Nadine Cristobal did her imitation of Pablo Picassos cubist style to do a self-portrait.

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Students in the Spanish 2 classes created alebrije, mythical creatures from Mexican folklore, using paper mache.

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Spanish 2 students used paper mache to create these mythical creatures, inspired by the Mexican artist Pedro Linares in 1936.

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Junior Nikaela Rodriguez created a 3-D origami skirt modeled after the Japanese hakama style, featuring a kimono pattern. She attached a 2-D top that features a river pattern. The outfit represented her Japanese and Filipino cultures.

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Hawaiian language classes created posters of Hawaiian concepts and recorded their explanations using Flipgrid. Visitors scanned the QR code to hear the audio.

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Dianne Marie Cabico let colors dominate her self-portrait.

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Students in the Japanese language classes used origami to make these paper ornaments.

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Spanish language students recycled toilet paper rolls to create miniature pinatas.

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Amanda Ibanez represented her Filipino heritage and interest in Japanese culture in this shoe design. She incorporated symbols important to her, such as music and art. As a self-professed night owl, she included a nightscape at the top.

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Leilani Kench taught visitors about the most popular cheeses in France as part of her French language and cultural lessons.

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This pencil sketch of Paris famous Arc de Triomphe monument was done by Kennedi McNair.

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