Category: Events

Breast Cancer Walk

10/18/2022

Need community service hours? We are looking for students to volunteer at the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk on Saturday, Oct. 22. The activity will run from 4:30 am-12:00 pm at Keehi Lagoon & Lagoon Drive. We will be providing a bus to & from the event for all volunteers. If you're interested, sign-up at Shop 2 during lunch or after school.

Blood Drive

10/18/2022

The HOSA club will be holding a blood drive November 10th. We will be holding an information table by the Lokahi wall on Wednesday (10/26 & 11/2) to give out more information and provide a sign up sheet. For more information, visit our instagram page, @waianae_hosa to be up to date!

Community Service Hours

10/13/2022

JROTC Carwash Fundraiser

11/22/2021

The JROTC Program will be holding a car wash fundraiser this Saturday at Maluhia Church, in order to raise money for their raider team to compete off island. Please come by to show your support

Homecoming Spirit Week

11/5/2021

Hey Seariders! It's Homecoming Week! Join us for pep rallies at the AB Courtyard during lunch on Monday & Friday, watch the co-ed dance on Wednesday and the skit on Friday. Dress-up all week, but remember that all outfits must be school appropriate and follow school dress code. Thanks!

Fall Spirit Week

10/22/2021

Join us by dressing up, stop by the Cafe Lanai for games, giveaways & a costume contest (Scariest, Cutest, Best DIY, Audience Fave) on Friday, 10/29.

End of T1 Spirit Week

9/28/2021

Waianae Strong First Friday

11/6/2019

This Friday is our next Waianae Strong First Friday. As usual we will have
music playing starting at 7:15. Come and join us at 7:45 to dance the
Cha-Cha Slide. The dance will be lead by the Class council, Winter Sport
Teams and School Clubs. Show your school spirit and pride by wearing your
Waianae Swag . No swag? no problem. Wear red and blue.

Noda Gauken Japanese Visit

10/28/2019

We're looking for 40 students to serve as hosts for the upcoming Japanese
school visit on Nov. 15. Come to the Student Activities Office at Shop 2 to
sign up & get a permission form during lunch or after school. We will be
accepting the first 40 students that turns in their permission forms

Lei Lanikuhonua

10/28/2019

If you're interested in hula as a current dancer or no-experience beginner
join us for the annual Lei O Lanikuhonua Hula Festival on Friday, March 6.
Sign up or get more information at the Student Activities Office at Shop 2
during lunch & after school.

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Lance P. Larsen Jr.
Equity Specialist*
(808) 600-9481
Lance_Larsen/CRC/HIDOE@notes.k12.hi.us
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