The HBA library is excited to introduce SYNC, a free summer audiobook program for teens 13 and older. From May 5 to August 17 you can download and listen to two free audiobooks a week using the Overdrive app. Click here to find out more about the SYNC program, see all the titles, and listen to …
Sustainable agriculture has become a hot topic of late. As global population increases, countries around the world are investing in new ways of perpetual growing and self-sustaining agriculture. Led by teacher Claire Mitchell, the AP Environmental Science class at HBA has begun the process of caring for eco-columns, which are small-scale models of self-sustainability. These are …
The use of illegal substances by teenagers is an age old problem. In the 70s, marijuana use reached its peak in the U.S. and then declined as attitudes shifted on it. However, the public perception of the use of marijuana has evolved significantly in recent years. We now live in a country where 23 states, including …
It's no secret that HBA students have a full plate when it comes to school work and extracurricular activities. The Eagle Eye polled 167 HBA high school students (grades 9-12) to see where the hours go during a school week. We were also curious to see how much sleep and food students got during the week. The …
Every year, as promposals and prom ticket sales come to a close, the lengthy and sometimes stressful process of preparing for the night of prom begins. For the juniors and seniors who will be attending their first HBA prom this March 14, many questions come into play concerning what they are going to wear, makeup …
This year’s prom will be featuring a "promposal" contest, which is open to all juniors and seniors. Film your “promposal” and email it to HBAPromCommittee@gmail.com. Finalists will be announced in mid-February. The winning couple gets priority for dinner and photos. Guidelines: “Promposals” during class time will be disqualified. Any that are disruptive to the school …
You've seen the movie...now read the book! The books below have all been made into movies over the past year or so. Everyone always says, “Oh, the book was waaaay better!” Well, here’s your chance to see for yourself. The school library now has these ebooks available. You can check them out right on your …
The middle and high school held their annual Christmas chapel on the last chapel of 2015. The chapel featured performances by the combined middle and high school choirs, the wind ensemble, the handbell choir and the hula halau. Photographs by Ryan Su ('17)
If one were to associate any sound with the word “sports,” one would probably conjure up the screeching blast of a whistle or the distinct scream of a timer on a game clock. Either way, both are indicative of time limits that many sports have. Many athletics are made competitive by the simple, age old …
The Class of 2016 came out on top at the end of Spirit Week, beating the sophomores by 26 points. The tenth graders trailed closely behind the seniors up until the last day of the competition, but the seniors managed to pull ahead by winning in the Platform Jam, fundraiser, All-school Cheer, and Class Banner …
