The Freshmen Class of Kapaa High School was involved in numerous community service projects as part of a Freshmen orientation program this year. The very successful program was designed to engage the new students in structured activities to assimilate them into the high school. The program involves individual counselling to help new students set and achieve measurable academic goals, encourage the students to explore career options and develop a sense of community among the classmates so they can feel they are part of a strong support group.
According to Calvin Paleka, one of the program advisers, the program is so successful that schools from Oahu have shown interest in starting similar programs.
The Kapaa High Scool Foundation was able to help provide funding for 256 student tee shirts that Freshmen students wear on their service project activities.
Veronica Sokei March 15, 2017 at 9:55 am
Is there an official website calendar for these community service projects? When and where are meetings held or how does a student get involved?
cesaki May 24, 2018 at 4:37 pm
The Foundation Board meet on the 3rd Wednesday of every month (except in December)at the Student Activity Center on campus.
Please contact President Art Fujita (808)651-4325)if you want to attend.
cesaki May 24, 2018 at 4:44 pm
Sorry we do not have a calendar for service projects.