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CAPTION: The senior class claim the Mana Cup during half-time of the Boys Basketball Homecoming game. Photograph by Ava Quinlan ('28) “P-A-R-T-Y,” the party was on the seniors’ side this year as they took home the annual Mana Cup for being the most spirited class of Spirit Week 2026. The seniors outscored the second-place sophomores …

On February 25, the sophomore class expanded their learning with different slate of classes. Various guests, many of them HBA alumni, came on campus to speak about their careers. It was an opportunity for students to learn about a variety of professions—from medicine and engineering to aviation and the culinary arts—in order to help them …

My dad, Mr. Glenn Lee, is the founder of Team 359: The Hawaiian Kids, a competitive robotics team based in Waialua High and Intermediate School. Over the years, he has built up a legacy in the robotics community as the founder of one of the most decorated and successful teams in the world. While I …

This fall break, 32 juniors and seniors, including myself, traveled to England to learn more about authors and books that we have read at school. Before we could see England’s countryside and the famous city of London, we stopped in Chicago for a long transit, making the most of our time by heading into the …

January 16, 2026 - The girls varsity team will play first at 5:00 p.m. against the Damien Lady Monarchs. Then the boys will play against the Damien Monarchs at 6:30 p.m. Photographs by Ava Quinlan ('28) Girls Basketball The Lady Eagles are on a winning streak, with a 10-0 league record, going undefeated in their …

Caption: Endurance, HBA's mascot, walks through the crowd during halftime at Spike Nite. Photograph by Ava Quinlan '28. On October 3, the Eagles competed against Le Jardin’s Bulldogs in HBA’s annual Spike Nite. The two schools have a history of competing for the top spot in their league, and this year HBA was able to …

Fresh from their return from camp, the Class of 2029 gathered around a small puakenikeni sapling by the Nu'uanu Stream, some with o’o sticks in hand and others ready to sing a special blessing. While the planting of this young tree on the high school campus marked the conclusion of freshman camp, it also served …

The power of artificial intelligence to take on tasks previously completed by humans alone has sparked a lot of conversation and heated debates. From generating images based on text prompts to analyzing large amounts of data in a split second to generate detailed analyses, AI is used across many fields, such as healthcare, business, research, …

CAPTION: Junior class girls battling it out in Tug-oF-War during the 2025 Spirit Week. Photograph by Abbie Kato (25') A three point difference was all it took for the juniors to fall short during last year's Spirit Week. Having come so close to victory, they are determined to win it all come January 2026, when …

As the new school year begins, there are a total of eight new staff and faculty joining the HBA high school and middle school ‘ohana. A few of them have close ties to the school while others are getting to know the HBA community for the first time. Mr. Noah Pourciau (pronounced poo-sho), the new …