OUR MISSION at

Leilehua High School is to provide our students with quality educational services in a secure and nurturing vironment. Fulfilling our mission will enable our students to be informed and responsible citizens, capable of participating successfully in a global society.

Administration

Principal:

Mr. Jason Nakamoto

Vice-Principals:

Ms. Laurie Pe’a

Mr. Shawn Nakata

Mrs. Jennifer Okuma

Mr. Patrick Wetzel

School Services Assistant:

Mrs. Melody Kurisu

Mr. Nolan Tokuda

Athletic Director:

Mr. James Toyota

Directors of Curriculum:

Mr. Kerry Kawamura

Mrs. Tisha Yamasaki

Registrar:

Ms. Dion Cabalce

1515 California Avenue

Wahiawa, HI 96786

Phone: 305-3000

Fax: 622-6554

April 2016 Volume 16 Issue 9

An Official Publication for the Parents, Teachers, and Community of Leilehua High School, a recognized Blue Ribbon Award School of Excellence, fully accredited by WASC.

Principal Letter…………………………… 2016-2017 Bell Schedule……………… Commencement Guidelines……………. NHS Inductees…………………………… iReady………..…………………………… Transition Center………………………… Graduation Balloons……………………..

Pg 2 Pg 3 Pg 4-5 Pg 6 Pg7-10 Pg11-13 Pg 14

Valedictorians……………………………. Pg15 Important Info…………………………….. PTSO………..…………………………….. Ebooks….…………………………………. Academy News……………....……………

Pg 16 Pg 17-18 Pg 19 Pg 20-22

College and Career……………………….. Pg23-26

Parent Project……….……………… Pg 27 Health Career…………………………….. Pg 28 Summer School…………..……………… Pg 29 Tutoring…………………..………………. Leadership, Humility, Service……………

Pg 30 Pg31-32

Mark Your Calendars!

LHS Office Hours are 7:30am to 4:00pm 4th Quarter: March 29th to May 26, 2016

Student’s fees can be paid in the front office.

Please note all fees must be paid to participate in after school activities. Checks can be made

out to Leilehua High School

AP English Language students must pick up their

Summer Assignment packets from Ms. Ishikawa

in P-20 no later than Wednesday May 25.

You are responsible for completing this

assignment, so make your journey to P-20!

PTSO McDonalds Night

A Big Mahalo Nui Loa Thank you to all who came out and supported the PTSO on April 25th. It was a great night and PTSO was able to raise over $700.00 to start off the 2016-2017

school year.

www.leilehua.k12.hi.us

Dear Leilehua Families,

Wow, time flies when you are having fun. That’s right, this exciting year is about to end. As the year

concludes, here are some important dates to keep in mind:

May, 16-18 Marching practice for Seniors (Report to Stadium)

May 20 Graduation Ceremony, 6:00pm Hugh Yoshida Stadium

(Gates open at 5:00pm)

Seniors, ensure you are at the gym by 4:00pm. Doors will close promptly at 4:00pm

May 20-26 Assessment Week for Underclassmen (Two assessments per day, early dismissal @ 11:45am)

● 5/20 Periods 7, 1

● 5/23 Periods 2, 3

● 5/24 Periods 4, 5

● 5/25 Periods 6, Makeup

● 5/26 Makeup/Last day for students

August 1, 2016 9th Grade orientation (9th grade only)

August 2, 2016 All students report to school

Please refer to the following attachment regarding Guidelines to a Successful Commencement Ceremony.

It is a school-sponsored activity and all school rules apply.

In addition, please keep in mind our new bell schedule for SY 16-17. (See attached) The morning bell will

ring at 8:10am. Students are expected to be in their classes by 8:20am.

I would like to thank everyone for your continued support and commitment to our students’ success; it

truly takes a village to raise a child. Together, we will continue to make Leilehua the best place for our

students to be successful and reach their goals.

Congratulations to the Class of 2016! We wish you the best and are extremely proud of you.

Remember…..Once a Mule, Always a Mule. Good luck in your future endeavors.

Relax, enjoy, be safe, and have a Muletastic Summer!

Sincerely,

Mr. Nakamoto

Class of 2016 Graduation Ceremony Information

Graduation services for the Leilehua Class of 2016 will be held at

Hugh Yoshida Stadium on school campus. For the safety of those in

attendance, we are requesting that stilettos or any footwear with

pointed heels not be worn on the field. In order to maintain the field’s

playing surface, no food or gum chewing will be allowed on the field

during and after the commencement ceremony. Alcohol, coolers, and

air horns are not allowed on school grounds or in the stadium.

NHS Inductees

Congratulations to our new National Honor Society Inductees.

10th Grade:

Tahina Alailima, Savannah Barber, Olivia Barros, Cody Cacatian, Liam Fitzfgerald, Brandi Leong,

Gwen Maeha, Christine Masaoy, Trenton Matsuda, Zoe Pontious, Jerilyn Mae Soroten, Jacob

Schmidt

11th Grade:

Jeffrey Baza Jr., Pomaikai Canaday, Steven Joseph Dresen, Nicholas Furusho, Cody Kanagawa,

Shaianna Llarinas, Brianna Ribucan-Leong, Dana Okuma, Kristi Tamanaha, Alyssa Tugaoen, Jonas

C. Zara

Congratulations to the following students that have successfully completed and passed their

early college courses in the iReady, Early College Program! These iReady Students got a

“head start” on their college career and experienced higher education as a college student while

in high school. We would like to acknowledge their efforts this school year.

The following Seniors passed with a C or better and received 6 college credits for 2 courses,

Information & Computer Science Class (ICS 101) and English Class (ENG 100):

AGUILAR, ARIA

COOK, ARDRENAE

CORDERO, SHAYCE

GARCIA, JEAN-MARCOS

GRIFFITH, DEVIN

HAMBARO, LANCEN

HERNIST, KEANA

JENKS, SHELBY

KANBARA, JARYN

KANESHIRO, LESLEE

LARA, KEIRSTEN

LONO, KAYLA

RIKLON, SHELDON

WILKINS, DE’ANNI

The following Seniors passed with a C or better and received 3 college credits for ICS 101.

NAMOMO, ATISILIVA

SLEE, SIA

The following Seniors passed with a C or better and received 3 college credits for ENG 100.

BRODIE, ALEXIS

CHACO, KEANANI

FUJINO, DILLON

JONAS, KELLY

NICOLAS, WILLIE JAY

OROSCO, DYLAN

QUACH, AZAH

THAI, TIFFANY

The following Seniors passed with a C or better received 3 college credits for Speech 151 (SP

151).

LLANES, CLARISSE

VANGELDER, CLARISSA

This school year, for the first time at Leilehua, Juniors (11th graders) were able to enroll in early

college and take a college class. The following Juniors passed with a C or better and received 3

college credits for ENG 100.

BERNAL, ARLEY

DUNHAM, SIDNEY

HOGUE, SARAH

JENKINS, JACEY

KALUHIOKALANI, KAWIKA

LAMANTEER, BRANDI

LOPETI, JEWEL

MASAOY, MARC

MULL, DONNALYNN

OKUMA, DANA

PASCUA, HEALOHA O KA WAILANI

PASOQUEN, BRITTANY

PASTOR, NOELANI

PETERS, MAHINAONALANI

REPERCIO-TUBON, OLIANA

The following Juniors passed with a C or better and received 3 college credits for SP 151.

BARBOSA, ALYSSA

BAZA, JEFFREY

DIWA, AYANA

FAAUI, JODIANE

FRITZINGER, KATLYN

LORENZO, ANGEL

MAURICIO, AMANDA

PABLO, ANGELA MARIE

SANCHEZ, SAGE-KANALE

SIMPLICIANO, MATTHEW

WORLEY, RUSTIN

This year, the iReady Students had their tuition and books paid for by the federally

funded University of Hawaii P-20 initiative… the students got their college credits for

free!!! The iReady program is an excellent way for students to become familiar with the rigor

of college level work, college requirements, and most importantly, deadlines that the professor

establishes. The iReady class provides the student face-to-face support and computer access to

complete the college course assignments during the school day on the Leilehua school campus.

Based on information from our former iReady students, all college credits earned through the

iReady class were accepted to the colleges they are currently attending, both local and mainland

schools.

Need more information or an application?

* visit the iReady website at: www.leilehuaearlycollege.weebly.com

** email Mr. James Cabralda at: jcabralda@mules.12.hi.us

*** students can visit Mr. Cabralda in Room 53B

iReady… are you?

iREADY

Congratulations to our 2016

Valedictorians!!!!!!!!

Tiffany Alfaro

Marie Beth Calamasa

Ardenae Cook

Anterrio Gainwell Jr.

Jean-Marcos Garcia

Rosebelle Ines

Lovely Valerie Janario

Shelby Jenks

Kevin Keth

Carina Kusaka

Ethan Reibsome

Paulina Reyes

Brandon Rogers

Victoria Serra

William Smisek

Ethan Toriki

Janine Paula Tugaoen

Blessie Vergara

Joyce Yoo Leading the way so others may follow!!!!!!

OFF-CAMPUS PASS / EARLY RELEASE

Any request to leave campus must be made in writing and submitted to the school office before the school day begins. Requests by a parent/legal guardian must include the following information: *student’s legal name, *home telephone number, *phone number where the parent/guardian can be reached, *date/time for release, reason for release, *time student will return to school (if applicable). IF NO REQUEST IS MADE BEFORE SCHOOL BEGINS, AUTHORIZED PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN MUST BE PRESENT FOR RELEASE. The student is responsible for presenting his/her off-campus pass to his/her teachers on the following school day. Students found off campus without a valid off-campus pass are subject to arrest for truancy.

DOE NONDISCRIMINATION POLICY The Hawaii State Department of Education (HSDOE) and its schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, age, color, national origin, religion, or disability in its programs and activities and provides equal access to designated youth groups, including the Boy Scouts. Please direct inquiries regarding HSDOE nondiscrimination policies as follows:

Section 504 inquiries Section 504 Education Specialist Comprehensive Student Support Services Hawaii State Department

of Education 475 22"d Avenue, Building 302, Room 204

Honolulu, Hawaii 96816 (808) 305-9787 or relay

Title VI. Title IX. ADA. And other inquiries Director

Civil Rights Compliance Office Hawaii State Department of Education P.O. Box 2360

Honolulu, Hawaii 96804 (808) 586-3322 or relay

FEDERAL SURVEY CARDS

Aloha Families, Thank you for getting your Federal Survey Cards completed and returned to your child's teacher! If you have not already completed and returned your Federal Survey Card, please complete information and have your child return it to their Period 2 teacher. A card must be completed for every student that attends a public school in Hawaii. For our Army families that have not completed and returned your Federal Survey Card, please do so as soon as possible and return them to front office. Thank you, Leilehua High School Administration

PTSO News……… PTSO would like to take time out to thank all the families who helped make our

year a great one!!! PTSO was very busy in April and May getting ready for the

end of the year.

PTSO had a McDonald’s Night on April 25th. We would like to thank all who came

out and supported us and to all who came out and volunteered their time to

make it a successful night. We would also like to thank LHSSA for making the

awesome signs!!!We DID make out goal

PTSO was able to provide three scholarships again this year, The Mighty Mule

worth $1000.00, awarded to Paulina Reyes. The Minehira worth $500.00, awarded

to Ethan Toriki, and the PTSO scholarship worth $500.00 awarded to Kelly Jonas.

Congratulations to all for setting such great examples to your peers. These

scholarships were awarded to the recipients at the Convocation Ceremony held

on May 4.

PTSO/PCNC along with many wonderful parents and businesses in the

community were able to give our teachers a fabulous luncheon during Teacher

Appreciation week.

PTSO would like to expand what we do at Leilehua but we need your help as

parents, students and teachers. If you are interested in helping, becoming a

member, or just donating to a good cause, please contact Karl Spix.

PTSO Events……...….

McDonald’s Night Mrs. Jonas and Mrs. Diaz PTSO members Teacher Appreciation Luncheon

Teacher Appreciation Luncheon Thank you to all who helped make the Teacher Appreciation Luncheon a great

success!!! Thank you to all of the PTSO members who came out and helped make and distribute food. A special thank you to the Key Club and National Honor Society for helping to deliver plates to our teachers who were unable to make it and also for

delivering pineapples to all of our 48 winners.

Mahalo Nui Loa We would like to thank our community partners for their generous donations of food

for this event.

Dole Plantation Starbuck’s Mililani Dots Restaurant Peterson Farms

Key Club and National Honor Society

HAWAII HIGH SCHOOL AUTO ACADEMY

The Hawaiʻ i High School Auto Academy targets high school students interested in the automotive

industry in which they participate in an unpaid internship at a Cutter dealership in the mornings, then

attend classes at Honolulu CC in the afternoon, five days a week for six weeks to total 120 classroom

hours. Upon successful completion of the program the students will receive four college credits

towards an Associates of Applied Science (AAS) degree in Automotive Technology.

The innovative summer program began as a collaborative partnership between Honolulu Community

College, First Hawaiian Bank, Waipahu High School and the Cutter Automotive Group in response to a

shortage of trained workers in the automotive technology industry.

Since the program’s inception in 2004, the bank has contributed over $125,000, which covers the cost

of tuition, tools and supplies.

DETAILS

Six week summer automotive experience for Juniors and Seniors.

Intern at a Cutter Dealership and learn theory at Honolulu Community College.

Receive 4 college credits towards an Associate of Applied Science degree in Automotive

Technology.

Deadline to Apply: Monday, June 6, 2016

HOW TO APPLY

Completed Application

Driver’s License required by June 13, 2016.

Interview will be scheduled.

Health Clearances (MMR & TB required)

PROGRAM TIMELINE

Program runs five days a week from June 13, 2016 to July 22, 2016.

AM internship with a Cutter Dealership

PM class work at Honolulu Community College

Completion Ceremony - July 22, 2016

If you are interested in the program, please email us at autoacad@hawaii.edu.

LHS is offering a new Engineering pathway beginning 2016-2017, but why not get a kick start by spending your summer at HCC's Summer Engineering Academy.

Honolulu Community College is pleased to announce its upcoming Summer Engineering Academy. Space

is limited so please apply as soon as possible. Only 60 students will be selected for the Engineering

Academy. Program details are as follows:

June 6, 2016 to July 15, 2016 from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM, Monday - Friday. No meetings on June 10 and

July 4 due to State Observed Holidays

Application Deadline: May 27, 2016 Registration fee is $150.00 (was $225) Click here for on-line

application: http://honolulu.hawaii.edu/robotics

Summer Engineering Academy

Summer Engineering Academy, or SEA, is an intensive summer program that offers the student the

opportunity to learn, to think, and problem-solve like an engineer. Students will apply their knowledge

of math and science to practical projects, and see concepts they learned in high school classrooms

come alive. Through lab work, group projects, lectures and assignments, you'll learn how engineers

approach real-world problems. The students will meet other students with similar interests and

collaborate on testing theories and find solutions to engineering problems.

We are currently planning to explore the engineering fields related to micro-robotics,microprocessor

programing, and 3-D printing. All these engineering disciplines just so that we can create micro-robots that

will be competing with others for a robotics competition. You will have to design, build and program a micro-

bot that is 1 cubic centimeter, and a 1 cubic inch maze solving robot.

Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Product Engineering, Mechatronics, are the primary

engineering fields that will be explored. Ever wonder how they made that thing move, or how they fit

everything into that small a body? That is what engineering is all about. Engineers make things work and fit

where they need to go.

As students complete SEA projects on materials, structures, chemical processes, circuit design, computer

programming, robotics, and other topics, they will gain insights into which engineering fields best match

their abilities and interests. These modules will be two weeks in length and 4 hours long each day. Students

will rotate through each module.

Students will also take a college success class to prepare them for entry into the University

System. This class is designed to orient students to the college setting. Students will be able to identify

campus resources, demonstrate knowledge of

c o l l e g e procedures, discuss definition of success and evaluate their important life roles. Students will

attend this course during the 3rd week of the program.

Prerequisites are completion of geometry, completion of physics, or chemistry or biology and basic

computer skills.

SUMMER

ENGINEERING

ACADEMY

Imagine you are Matt Damon in "The Martian," trapped on Mars with no way home -- or a member of Apollo 13, scrambling to save your crew with only the scant materials on board the ship. These are the kinds of almost-impossible tasks engineers have to deal with every day. Through this course, you will learn how to tackle that kind of problem solving, as well as the basics of Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer Programming, including electronics, prototyping, writing code and more as you explore what makes the world around you move and function.

June 6, 2016 to

July 15, 2016

8:00 am to 12:00

noon

Cost $225.00

Grades 9 through

12

Explore

Architecture,

Electrical

Engineering,

Mechanical

Engineering, and

Computer

Programming

HONOLULU

COMMUNITY

COLLEGE

874 Dillingham Blvd

Call Norman

844-2376 for more

information http://www.honolulu.hawaii.edu/

summer

College Acceptance Tywanna Abbott- Lower Columbia College

Joshua Paul Acebo- Northern Arizona University & Hawaii Pacific University

Aria Aguilar- University of California, San Diego & University of California, Irvine

Tiffany Alfaro-Hawaii Pacific University, Grand Canyon University, Chaminade University,

University of Hawaii, Manoa & Menlo College

Christian John Alvarez- University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Dyllan Amond- Blinn College

Keion Anderson- University of Portland, Creighton University, University of Hawaii, Hilo,

St. Martin’s University, Chaminade University & Grand Canyon University

Eunice Aponte- Hawaii Pacific University

Linus Seth Asher- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Alyssa Balmaceda- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Leslie Claire Ballera- University of Hawaii, Manoa, Colorado State University, Pueblo,

Colorado Mesa University

Baleigh Boswell- Leeward Community College

Waileia Botelho- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Alexis Brodie- Western Carolina University, West Virginia University & Ohio University

Sharlynn Cabucana- Leeward Community College

Marie Beth Calamasa- University of Hawaii, West Oahu, University of Hawaii, Manoa &

Grand Canyon University

Taylor Camidge- Northwestern State University, Louisiana State University, Doane College &

Creighton University

Anthony Castillo- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Angelica Cera- Utah State University

Nicholas Chai-New Mexico State University, Utah State University & University of Colorado,

Denver

Ardrenae Cook- Wentworth Institute of Technology, Florida Institute of Technology, Illinois

Institute of Technology,

University of Illinois at Chicago, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Vassar College &

Rochester Institute of Technology

Jewelia Danner- University of Alaska, Anchorage

Deja Davis- Virginia Commonwealth University

Jay-Ryan Digap- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Regina Dela Cruz- Grand Canyon University

Jade Drees- Northern Arizona University

Kawehi Duangprachanh- University of Hawaii, West Oahu

Jocelyn Dunn- Hawaii Pacific University

Denise Ann Duque- Grand Canyon University & University of Hawaii, Manoa

Christhena Edwards- San Diego State University

Leeza Figueroa- Suny Orange Community College & Northern Arizona University

Leilehua High School College and Career Center

May 2016 Bulletin

College Acceptance Dillion Fujino- Grand Canyon University

Maria Angelika Funestas- Grand Canyon University

Adry Gage- University of Hawaii, Manoa, University of Hawaii, West Oahu & Washington

State University

Anterrio Gainwell Jr.-University of Alabama, Auburn University, Florida State University,

University of Virginia,

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill & Stetson University

Bayani Gamit- University of Hawaii, Manoa, Chaminade University & Grand Canyon

University

Jean Marcos Garcia- University of Arizona, Grand Canyon University, University of South

Florida,

Michigan State University, Penn State University, University of San Francisco & University of

Hawaii, Manoa

Sonya Glenn-Robinson- University of Hawaii, West Oahu

Dream Gonzales- University of Hawaii, Manoa, Rocky Mountain College, Carroll College,

University of La Verne,

Colorado State University, University of California, Santa Cruz & Willamette University

Nicole Gottman- Grand Canyon University, Chaminade University & University of Hawaii,

Hilo

Joseph Gouty- Elite 1 Academy

Devin Griffith- Michigan State University, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,

University of Hawaii, Manoa, Lindfield College, North Park University, Oregon State

University,

Washington State University,

Pacific University & Whitworth University

Lancen Hambaro- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Tianna Hanohano- Midland College, Centralia College, Grays Harbor College & Clackamas

Community College

Keana Hernist- Grand Canyon University & University of Hawaii, West Oahu

Jacquelyn Hoopai- University of Hawaii, Hilo & University of Hawaii, West Oahu

Alijah Huerta- Leeward Community College & Windward Community College

Rosebelle Ines- Grand Canyon University, Humboldt University & University of Hawaii,

Manoa

Lovely Valerie Janairo- Grand Canyon University, Johnson & Wales University, University of

Hawaii, Manoa, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs & Colorado State University

Shelby Jenks- University of Hawaii, Manoa & Grand Canyon University

Dehja Johnson- Fort Valley State University

Kelly Jonas- Houston Baptist University & University of North Texas

Keatan Kamakaiwi- Grand Canyon University

Ku`ulei Kamikawa- Grand Canyon University

Leilehua High School College and Career Center

May 2016 Bulletin

Leilehua High School College and Career Center

May 2016 Bulletin

College Acceptance Elisha Levasa- Walla Walla Community College, Centralia College, Mt. Hood Community

College,

Seattle Central College, Everett Community College, North Seattle College & South Seattle

College

Chelsea Lobitos- University of West Alabama & Grand Canyon University

Sean Lopez- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Jordan Maddox- University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

Shanaye Mattson- Grand Canyon University, University of Hawaii, Hilo, University of

Northern Colorado & Menlo College

Jayla Mendoza- Carroll University

Amber Miya- Grand Canyon University

Domanique Moore- University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

Connor Murakami- University of Hawaii, Manoa & Grand Canyon University

Willie Jay Nicolas- Grand Canyon University

Bryson Omalza-Moralez- Leeward Community College & University of Hawaii, Manoa

Dylan Orosco- Graceland University & University of Hawaii, West Oahu

Vanessa Orraca- University of Hawaii, Manoa, Seattle Pacific University, Hawaii Pacific

University,

Pacific Lutheran University & University of Mary Hardin-Baylor

Justin Pang- University of Hawaii, Manoa & Grand Canyon University

Skye Parker- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Michael Paquinto- Leeward Community College

Sarah Perrucci- The Art Institute of Philadelphia

Angelic Pilar- Leeward Community College

Taylor Pitkus- Auburn University

Jalynn Propes- University of Colorado, Colorado Springs & Colorado State University, Pueblo

Azah Quach- Point Park University, Grand Canyon University & Northern Arizona University

Micah Jax Rambuyan- Leeward Community College

Rodley Ramirez- University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Ethan Reibsome- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Alexis Reid- University of Texas at San Antonio

Paulina Reyes- Stanford University, University of California, Davis & University of

California, San Diego

Sheldon Riklon- University of Arkansas, Chaminade University, Oregon State University,

Grand Canyon University,

University of Hawaii, Hilo, University of Hawaii, West Oahu & Pacific University

Brandon Ray Rogers- Auburn University & United States Military Academy, West Point

Keawe Root- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Kayla Sagon-Gomes- Chaminade University

College Acceptance Blaine Skinner-Barton Community College

William Smisek- Baylor University & University of La Verne

Kacie Smythe- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Richard Somera-University of Portland, Chaminade University, Grand Canyon University &

University of Hawaii, Manoa

Keolakawai Spencer-Hawaii Pacific University, Grand Canyon University, University of

Hawaii, Manoa,

Chaminade University & University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Eden Steiger- Humboldt University

Haley Stout- Walla Walla Community College, Whatcom Community College, Grays Harbor

College & Peninsula College

Reina Streater- Central Washington University

Courtney Tabion- Oregon Tech, Institute of Technology

Chacharee Takemoto- Leeward Community College, University of Hawaii, West Oahu &

University of Hawaii, Hilo

Chandra Tawater- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Tiffany Thai- Texas Christian University & Colorado University, Denver

Prestyn Timas- Johnson & Wales University

Sasha Tolbert- Leeward Community College & University of Hawaii, West Oahu

Ethan Toriki- Creighton University, University of Hawaii, Manoa, University of Rochester,

New York University & Brandeis University

Janine Paula Tugaoen- Grand Canyon University, University of Hawaii, Manoa, St. John’s

University,

University of Hawaii, West Oahu, Chaminade University & Regis University

Britney Van Winkle- University of Hawaii, West Oahu

Cody Vega- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Blessie Vergara- Pacific University, University of Hawaii, Manoa, Whitworth University,

Willamette University,

Western Washington University & Western Oregon University

Selena Victoria- Chaminade University, University of Hawaii, Manoa, Hawaii Pacific

University,

Colorado Mesa University & University of Hawaii, West Oahu

Christian Warren- Central Texas College

Kimonako Washington- University of Hawaii, Manoa

Jade Wong- Washington State University, Grand Canyon University, University of Northern

Colorado,

University of Colorado, Denver & University of Hawaii, Hilo

De’anni Wilkins- Grand Canyon University

Joyce Yoo- University of Hawaii, Manoa & Grand Canyon University

Leilehua High School College and Career Center

May 2016 Bulletin

College Entrance Exam Dates

SAT TEST DATES: 2015-2016 Register online at www.sat.collegeboard.org

Test Date Test Registration Deadlines

Regular Late ( a fee applies)

October 3,2015* SAT & Subject Tests September 3, 2015 September 22, 2015

November 7, 2015 SAT & Subject Tests October 9, 2015 October 27. 2015

December 5, 2015* SAT & Subject Tests November 5, 2015 November 23, 2015

January 23, 2016 SAT & Subject Tests December 28,

2015

January 12, 2016

March 5, 2016* SAT Only February 5, 2016 February 23,2016

May 7, 2016* SAT & Subject Tests April 8, 2016 April 26, 2016

June4, 2016 SAT & Subject Tests May5, 2016 May 25, 2016

Sunday administrations usually occur the day after each Saturday test date, for students who

cannot test on Saturday due to religious observance.

The Language with Listening Tests are offered only in November. You may take only one

listening test at a time.

U.S. dates are postmark dates; International dates are receipt dates.

ACT TEST DATES: 2015-2016 Register online at www.actstudent.org

Test Date

Regular Registration

Postmark Deadline

(Regular fee)

Late Registration Period (Regular fee plus

late fee)

September 12, 2015 August 7, 2015 August 8 – 21, 2015

October 24, 2015 September 18, 2015 September 19 – October 2, 2015

December 12, 2015 November6, 2015 November 7 – 20, 2015

February 6, 2016 January 8, 2016 January 9 – 15, 2016

April 9, 2016 March 4, 2016 March 5 – 18, 2016

June 11, 2016 May 6, 2016 May 7 – 20 2016

School Code: 120215

LHS: Leadership, Humility, Service

Congratulations to our artists whose works were selected by a panel of judges for the 12th annual Youth Art Month Exhibit at the State Capitol. Out of the 111 elementary, middle, and high school works, Leilehua had 31 artworks, the most of any school. High School Photography Category Ladao_Josaphine_Photo_Sinking Inside Yourself

Lani_Dylan_Photo_Everyday Routine

Sharrock_Nicolas_Photo_Rebirth

Largosa_Joanna_Photo_Curiosity, Paper Smiles

Lopez_Sean_Photo_Cart

Smythe_Kacie_Photo_Self Discovery

High School 2D Category Garcia_Kathleen_Pencil_New Beginnings

Zarate_Edith_pencil_Growing Thoughts, pencil_ Unraveled

Kirby_Ciarra_pencil_Falling Apart

Duliere_Jackie_Getting Lost

Duncan_Aezyah_pencil_Freaking Out, pencil_Waiting,pencil Ululani

Masutani_Christina_pencil_The Rain Flows On With Me

Masutani_Christina_Digital Art_Drowning

Taua_Fale_Pencil_Unwanted Spotlight

Taua_Fale_Pencil_Voices In My Head

Smyhe_Kacie_Digital Art_Love Yourself

Smyhe_Kacie_Pencil_I'm Okay

Smyhe_Kacie_Pencil_Spare Change

Bender_Scout_pencil_A Better Life

Gottman_Nicole_digital_Born From Fire

Roberts_Scarlet_mixed media_My World Is A Puzzle

Roberts_Scarlet_pen and ink_Bat Fan

Roberts_Scarlet_Am I Finished Yet?

Zaragoza_Russel_digital art_Restricting Digital Anger

Zaragoza_Russell_pencil_Don’t Linger

Congratulations to Scholastic Art

Gold Medal Winners!!!!

Kamakaiwi Keatan- My Childhood Dream

Willie Jay Nicolas- Inang

Congratulations to our Scholastic Art Silver

Medal Winners!!

Ty Raguirag Jumaman- Three Faces Copy

Rances Botacion- Morning Shower

Sasha Tolbert-Tunnel

Sheldon Labasan- Observations

Sean Lopez-The Butcher

Mackey Rivera- Air Jordan

Jasmine Singleton-Merriment

Congratulations to Christhena Edwards who became the 2016 OIA Track Champion in both the 100m High Hurdles and the 300m Low Hurdles

15-16 Archery Club LHS Archery Club hosted the 4th Annual Hawaii NASP (National Archery in the Schools Program) State Tournament. We had 57 students participate from various public and private schools. State Champions were awarded medals, trophies, and a brand new Genesis Bow woohoo! High School Female 2016 STATE CHAMPION: Lovely Janairo (12) - 258 High School Male 2016 STATE CHAMPION: Cody Retuta (9) - 272 Also placing and participating: 2) Christian Natividad (9) - 262 4) Donovan Collins-Goodman (11) - 256 5) Logan Nunies (9) - 256 8) Anthony Ortogero (10) - 240 10) Rockne Sasaki (9) - 210

To the graduating class of 2016……..

Congratulations to you all!!!

The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty

of their dreams. Eleanor Roosevelt

Graduation isn’t the end of a tough journey it is the beginning of a

beautiful one……

“All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them” Disney

Chase your dreams, burst out at the seams, never stop trying, never stop

learning, live life to the fullest, give it nothing but your best…….

Keep calm. Nobody else knows what they are doing either!!!!