By Hannah Bartlett On February 10th, Waialua re-started its award winning agriculture program. For decades, the Future Farmers of America Waialua Chapter won district and state awards and FFA was the hottest club on campus. However, when the sugar mill shut down, the agriculture program enrollment began to drop. Soon …
by ‘Ailani Grach Waialua High and Intermediate School 7th and 8th graders are excited for the upcoming Middle School Gala taking place at Tanaka Square, on Saturday, March 25, from 5:00pm to 9:00pm. The cost is $15 per person. If you would like to pick up or drop off a …
Photos Courtesy: Rhea Grace Manzano Rhea Grace on Oliver becoming a Marine: “I am proud of Oliver and everything he has accomplished. I’ve never gotten along with him until this moment. Seeing him grow into a mature, young gentleman in three months is enough to make me proud for a …
By: Judy Tanabe The Waialua High & Intermediate School Library Learning Center wants to improve literacy and student achievement by providing our students the very best education. We want to work together with you to support the future of our community and what better way to start than …
Alumni: Carolyn Galiza, M.D. Graduated: Waialua High School Class of 1992 Family: • Filip Galiza (husband) from Wroclaw, Poland • Maya – ten (10) years old • Althea – six (6) years old Occupation: Pediatric Anesthesiologist Colleges attended/Degrees attained: • Cornell University (Ithaca, NY) – BS in Psychology • UH …
by Erin Hardin With Mount Ka’ala as a backdrop, Waialua High School’s Toshi Nakasone Field is the most picturesque on the island. However, these are some of the words that described the field in the past decade: Dirt. Dusty. Hard. Muddy. Rock Solid. Waialua football and soccer fans were wondering …
by Hannah Bartlett Many things are changing here at Waialua, and one of those things is the Media Center. Brandon Kon is in charge of this high school elective and intermediate wheel class. He teaches his students the basic media necessities, and continues to help them learn more improved skills …
On our newest page, The Waialuan will be featuring an alumni of Waialua High and Intermediate School who has accomplished much since their graduation. It seems appropriate that the first alumni featured is a former Waialuan Editor: Shelly Awaya Kidani. Here is her profile: Name: Shelly Awaya Kidani Year graduated: 1996 …
by Hoku Sabanal Registration is approaching at Waialua High and Intermediate School and there are many classes that you can consider taking. One class that should be put into consideration is Mrs. Sabina O’Neil’s Introduction to Forensics aka CSI class. This class is an elective for juniors and seniors and …
by Anna Peters You may have heard from others that Japanese is a hard class, however, with those hardships come benefits. Japanese is the most useful language in Hawaii because of tourism. “Tourism is a big industry in Hawaii and knowing Japanese is definitely helpful for you to get hired,” …
