Congratulations Senior Class of 2018!

“Dream Big, Work Hard, Make It Happen”
Waialua High Student Acknowledgments

From Teacher: Mr. David Warman:
Congratulations to my students for winning first and second place (different categories) in the Hawaii Stock Market Challenge. GT-2 division (first place) are Hunter Nery 11th grade, Carson Moniz 11th grade, Keanu Doroha-Pololu 11th grade and Ryan Lawrence 11th grade making over 5% interest over 10 weeks and all students win a $50 gift card.
My students in the IGT-2 (second place) are Bo Stone 11th grade, Rion Stromidlo 12th grade, Kanoe Neill-Mesiona 12th grade, and Jacob Coleman 11th grade making around 6% interest over 10 weeks and all students won a $25 gift card.

From Bryce Kaneshiro:
State Qualifiers for Spring Sports:
1) Varsity Softball Team (team members: Andrea Dicion, Hanna Gibo, Erin Hardin, Irmgard Jose-Woods, Amber Kiyokane, Zoey Lawrence, Sophia Manalo, Quinn Ozoa, Sapphyre Ozoa, Trinity Ozoa, Lea’a Puleiala, Nova Rivera, Cherysh Wong, Cheye Wong)
2) Anna and Jenny Peters – Tennis (Doubles) reached state quarterfinals
3) Chai Capili – Track (1500m)
4) Bushnell Martin – Golf
D2 OIA JV Boys Volleyball Champions (team members: Erik Bell, Clarence Dabalos, Slater Fuhrman, Titus Fuiava, Tevin Moniz, Angel Rivera-Velez, Rico Carl James Sadoy, Chaden Teixeira, Dylan Yadao, Head Coach: Bronson Chun)

From Teacher: Ms. Jennifer Liu
“Congratulations to Ms. Liu’s AVID Class of 2018! All 20 students in the senior AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) class at Waialua High and Intermediate are planning to attend college next school year — 13 will attend a four-year college right after high school, six will attend a community college (five of them plan to transfer to a four-year college), and one will enlist in the U.S. Air Force and attend college while enlisted. These students were accepted to a combined total of 23 four-year Mainland schools. Seven have parents who use another language at home and 16 out of 20 students are first-generation college students. The Mainland schools students are planing to attend are: the College of Charleston, Cal Poly Pomona, Humboldt State University, Northern Arizona University, University of Montana Western, and Arizona Western College.”