The annual HBA Arts and Film Festival (HBAAFF) took place on Friday, April 27, featuring work by HBA students from elementary through high school. The event primarily showcases student projects from the Performing and Fine Arts department, which includes filmmaking, photography, 2D and 3D art, animation, band and theater classes. There were also exhibits by …
After a day of voting, HBA students have elected the following students to the 2018-19 Student Council: Rena Takatsuka ('19), President Shawn Tamashiro ('19), Vice-President Mason Nakamura ('19), Treasurer Reese Yoshikawa ('22), Corresponding Secretary Kathryn Harada ('20), Recording Secretary Related post: Vote for Your 2018-19 Student Council
Walk onto campus on any given day and you’ll be greeted by drooping eyes on expressionless faces, the result of what students attribute to the numerous hours spent on homework assignments, tests, and projects. Many claim that family pressure for academic success compels them to stay up late. Even more blame teachers for not communicating …
Welcome to Eagle Eye's Ask Anything column! The goal of these entries are to get questions from you, HBA students, answered in a place where it can be shared with others who may have similar questions. Looking for advice on study habits? Dating? Are you having an existential crisis? Submit a question to our question …
On April 28, the high school campus hosted HBA's annual Arts and Film Festival (HBAAFF), featuring films, art, photography, programming and robotics projects, and science displays by HBA students. The festival also featured the high school Legacy Band, a select group of students from the high school Wind Ensemble, and performances by the middle school drama …
Eagle Eye staff won the top honors at the Hawaii High School Journalism Awards yesterday, taking home the 2017 Best-in-state overall title for HBA’s journalism program. This is the program's third state title in a row. This year's competition entries—drawn from both Eagle Eye print magazines and this website—placed in the top three spots in …
The article about the Spirit Week overhaul is entirely fictitious. As far as we know, Spirit Week 2018 will continue the tradition of lively competition between classes and the Mana Cup will be up for grabs.
The new uniform article is entirely fictitious. Happy April Fool's Day! While student council members did meet with school administrators recently to represent student body interests, there was, in fact, no discussion about redesigning HBA uniforms.
