Dear Parents and Guardians, One of our primary goals at Wai'anae High School is to provide an enjoyable dining experience for your teenager. This means ensuring they have enough time to not only eat a nutritious meal but also to relax, laugh, and socialize with friends. Socializing is a vital part of the day—it provides a well-deserved break, refreshes students for afternoon classes, and even encourages them to try healthier food options. To give our students more time to eat

Aloha Searider 'Ohana; Welcome to the new school year! As many of you may have read, the State of Hawaii Board of Education along with the Department of Education has implemented a statewide directive on cell phone use in public school. We are writing to inform you of a change to our school's cell phone procedures that will be implemented for all students for the entirety of the school year. Why the Change? This change is being put in place to ensure that every student has th

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