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Family Night 03/24
Aloha Searider 'ohana, We would like to invite you to join us for our upcoming What’s Next? End of School Year Transitions and Family Night on Wednesday, March 24 at 5:00-7:00 PM in the WHS Cafeteria. This evening is an opportunity for students and families to receive important school updates, learn about available programs and resources, connect with staff and community partners, and participate in hands-on lei making activities together. Light refreshments will be available
Feb 18


Kids Hurting Too Hawaii
Kids Hurt Too Hawaiʻi provides free support services to help keiki and ʻohana heal from loss, domestic violence, abuse, and neglect. Rooted in the values of aloha, mālama, and kuleana, our programs equip children, caregivers, and families with tools to navigate grief and separation, building resilience and hope. In Hawaiian culture, healing is a shared journey, and coping with grief and trauma is recognized as a natural process. We are here to offer a safe, supportive environ
Feb 17


Teacher Institute Day 02/13
Feb. 10, 2026 Aloha Waianae High School parents and guardians, There will be no school for Oʻahu students on Friday, Feb. 13. Students will not report to campus, and there will be no in-person instruction that day. This schedule adjustment is the result of the statewide school closure on Monday, Feb. 9, due to severe weather. Monday had previously been scheduled as a teacher institute (waiver) day for Oʻahu schools, with no students on campus. The Department of Education has
Feb 10


Safety Incident 02.03.26
February 3, 2026 Dear Wai‘anae High School ʻOhana, The safety and well-being of our students and staff is our top priority. We are committed to providing a secure campus, and want to notify you of a safety incident that took place this morning. We received a report of a possible firearm on campus. School staff took immediate action to recover and confiscate the item, law enforcement was called to assist, and the student was taken into police custody. At no point was any threa
Feb 3


Notable Senior Dates
Mandatory Senior Parent Meeting 2/26/26 Football Bleachers Prom Payments A107 Afterschool 3/9-3/11/26 WHS Jr/Sr-$110, Guest -$120 Must meet attendance requirements & clear all obligations WHS Jr Sr Prom- Honolulu Country Club 4/4/26 April 4, 2026 5-10 pm Senior Aloha Week 5/11-15/26 Senior Luau - 5/15/26 Cost $40, payments late April Graduation Practices- Mandatory Song Practices: 2:30-4:30 at Gym Females only- 4/28, 5/5 Males only- 4/30, 5/7 Everyone-5/12, 5/14 Ceremony Pra
Jan 23


K i ka māna Wai’anae ALOū Gives Back
Lets work together and help our kamaliiʻ that is facing housing instability in Waiaʻnae and is in need of basic necessities. We are taking donations of gently used kids clothing, toilietires, backpacks, etc. Donations will be accepted at CC103 during advisory period till Feburary 4th.
Jan 20


School Resource Officer (SRO) pilot program
Dear Wai‘anae High School ‘ohana, We are writing to share a brief update on the that we previously communicated with families about earlier this school year. After additional planning and coordination between the Hawaiʻi State Department of Education and the Honolulu Police Department, we anticipate that the pilot will begin at Wai‘anae High next week. As a reminder, the purpose of this pilot is to strengthen safety and support on campus while building positive relationships
Jan 9


High School Internship Program
On behalf of Lieutenant Governor Sylvia Luke, we are pleased to share the attached letter introducing a new High School Internship Program offered through the Office of the Lieutenant Governor. This program is designed to provide students with meaningful exposure to public service, leadership, and state government operations. This in-person, five-week summer internship is designed to provide Hawaiʻi high school students with meaningful exposure to state government, civic lead
Jan 9


Hale Mālama Family Resource Center
DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES SNAP and Financial Benefits Information On-site applications and on-line support. If available, bring photo ID, income verification, and shelter cost documents (rent, electric, water, etc.), or email them in advance to waianaepc@dhs.hawaii.gov . Case look-ups are available until 6:00 PM; after 6:00 PM, staff will assist with applications and questions
Jan 8
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