Waimea High School
PRINCIPAL
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Ms. Mahina Anguay
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ACADEMY DIRECTOR
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Shelby Erdman
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ACADEMY LEADS | ||
Freshman Academy
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Keyk Capati
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Health, Agriculture, Hospitality & Tourism (HAHT) Academy
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Melissa Neuvel
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Technology & Design (T&G) Academy
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Joyce Evans
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VISION
100% of Waimea HS students
graduate reading on or above grade level and are enrolled, employed, or enlisted. |
MISSION
We exist to empower students and increase their opportunities for success. |
Waimea High School continues to work with the University of Hawaii P-20, the Kauai Economic Development Board (KEDB), Kauai Community College (KCC), Pacific Missile Range Facility (PMRF) and other grant sources like the Stupski Family and Castle Foundations to further develop its pathways and work-based learning opportunities for all students.

Our new 4x4 bell schedule allows students to focus on just four classes each semester and earn eight credits each year. From the school’s perspective, the 4x4 schedule allows us space and time to support the college and career continuum, embedding the PTP through each grade level and culminating with a mandatory senior capstone project. The 4x4 allows us to embed reading and math workshop classes for students who are not yet at grade level, as well as schedule Early College classes during the school day, allowing students to continue to work or play sports in the afternoons and not have to choose one or the other. Our Freshman Academy leveraged the new schedule to earn NCAC model status in Spring 2024 and through their collective effort to support each student, was able to promote the entire class to 10th grade with no retainers.
Waimea High School enjoys strong parent, alumni, and community support and serves as the community center of West Kauai. Organizations such as PTSA, Menehune Boosters (athletics), Waimea Alumni and Friends Foundation and Project Grad provide ongoing support for student activities, teacher support, facility renewal projects, school improvement, and post-high school scholarships.
ACCREDITATION |
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Western Association of Schools and Colleges - 6 Years |