School Features

Rory Inouye, a Waiakea High School teacher is one of two Hawai`i Teachers awarded the Miliken Educator Award.

Pearl City High health care pathway students hosted an inaugural Keiki Career and Health Fair for neighboring elementary schools.

Congratulations to the Mauna Kea Scholars Program Winners that won telescope time! The majority of this group will be traveling to the Mauna Kea Summit to view the celestial projects that they researched.

Farrington High seniors visited Kyoya Hotels & Resorts as a part of a Ready to Hire event and Waikele Elementary Service with a Smile Academy Pathway students toured Prince Waikiki. Both visits served as a great opportunity to explore career opportunities and learn more about the hotel and hospitality industry.

Congratulations to the Waimea High School Color Guard for earning first place at the West Point Society Drill Competition this past Saturday, January 20, 2024. Sixteen teams competed and Waimea emerged triumphant, showcasing precision, discipline and excellence in their performance.

Seniors from the Academy of Health & Sciences visited the Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center (WCCHC). Students were able to tour the facilities to learn more about the wide array of services offered on their campus. Students heard from a variety of health care professionals to learn more about careers in health care as well as educational opportunities offered through WCCHC

Campbell High students had the opportunity to visit the Hawai‘i State Capitol as part of the Chamber of Commerce Hawai‘i’s Elevating Voices from the Classroom event. Awesome job Sabers on engaging with our state leaders and voicing your opinions! Your words matter and WILL make a difference in our community.

The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education is proud to announce and celebrate two high schools — Mililani and Maui High — that have been recognized as the first-ever Hawaiʻi Schools of Democracy.