Summer break is over! Monday, August 1, 2016 marked the first day of school for all students attending Hawaii Baptist Academy. This year, 21 new students from the class of 2020 have joined the Eagle family. It can sometimes be intimidating for new students and freshmen as they make their way around campus surrounded by upperclassmen. When freshmen …
The HBA Go! article you just read is a satire on the people's obsession with the game. This entire article is fictitious. HBA will not be integrating the game into its curriculum.
On an early Thursday morning, the senior class of 2016 met at Honolulu International Airport to embark on three activity filled days on the island of Maui for their senior trip. Upon arrival, seniors along with a handful of advisors got on a bus to Lahaina for a quick lunch before heading to the beach. …
On April 21, HBA Ministry Team students from the middle and high school headed to Camp Pu‘ukahea in Waianae for the Christian Ministries' Ministry Team Camp. During this camp, student small group leaders and future leaders were able to get away from the stress of school and learn about how to better lead their in-school bible …
On May 6, the HBA boys varsity volleyball team won the Division 2 championship trophy for the sixth straight time. The game took place at the Blaisdell Center Arena where HBA defeated Molokai High after three sets (25-16, 25-15, 25-20). On their championship winning game, HBA coach Teoni Obrey noted that the team “did a …
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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 …
For the second year in a row, the HBA Eagle Eye staff took home the Best-in-State title at the 2016 Hawaii High School Journalism Awards competition. The Eagle Eye also received 19 awards across a range of categories. On Wednesday, April 20, student journalists from 18 public and private high schools gathered at the Pagoda Hotel to find out …
The 2016-17 Student Council election results are in. PRESIDENT: Joyy Young ('17) VICE PRESIDENT Megan Yamauchi ('18) CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Makenzie Cammack ('17) RECORDING SECRETARY Keiko Sanders ('17) TREASURER Morgan Lorenzo ('18)
As students started their first week back from Spring break, the high school student council put on a campus-wide Easter egg hunt starting this past Tuesday. Besides candy and small treats, students have been on the look out for three golden eggs containing tickets for special prizes. On Wednesday, while hunting with his friends for …
