HBA’s high school Chinese language program will be taking students on a one-week trip to Taiwan over the upcoming spring break. The trip, which is open to all Chinese students regardless of their level, will take place from March 15 to 23. The twenty travelers, along with a handful of parent chaperones, will be led …
The HBA Visual and Performing Arts Department introduced dance as a new elective program for middle school students. The department launched this addition at the beginning of the second semester, providing students with the opportunity to experience a new aspect of performing arts. Sean Malinger, the Visual and Performing Arts Department Chair, has long hoped …
On January 13, in the first full-scale homecoming event in three years, HBA's varsity girls and boys basketball teams faced off their competitors in a confident display of skill and determination, winning both homecoming games in front of a spirited home crowd. The Lady Eagles kicked off the evening with their game against the Mid-Pac …
Come January 9, Spirit Week will return to its traditional form, complete with combined middle and high school assemblies, and live Pepper Squad performances. The last "normal" Spirit Week took place in January 2020, just before the Covid-19 pandemic put large group gatherings on hiatus. This year, the theme is "Before They Were Famous", featuring …
After performing their past four plays with COVID restrictions, HBA’s theater production class has returned to a more normal semester this year. On December 2 and 3, the fall cohort will present their latest play "Brainstorm" in the high school gym, a departure from the usual elementary school auditorium stage. The play, written by Ned …
On October 25, while the rest of the high school was taking the PSATs, the class of 2023 went to the PaePae o He’eia Fishpond for a community service project, where they helped with a variety of restoration projects. The He’eia fish pond is an ancient Hawaiian fishpond located in Kaneohe and Paepae o He’eia …
The buzzer rang, and only a few muffled claps could be heard in HBA’s Dan Liu Gymnasium as the Lady Eagles lost Spike Nite against Le Jardin’s Bulldogs by a mere two points. The final score was 25-21, 25-20, 25-23. This was the third meeting for the two teams this season with the previous games …
This fall, sports like bowling, cross country, and volleyball are returning, and in a major change from the past two years, there are no Covid restrictions in place. Friends and families are looking forward to cheering on athletes in person, and the start of the fall season is full of excitement for both spectators and …
This new school year brings to the high school five new faculty and staff. To help the student body get to know them a little better, the Eagle Eye asked them to share a few things about themselves. Mr. Charles Poore is the High School Christian Ministries Coordinator and moved to Hawaii from South Carolina. …
For freshmen, the start of high school often elicits both anxiety and excitement. With new classes and teachers, as well as an unfamiliar campus, students often go through an unsteady transition period before hitting their stride. “It’s very stressful,” said freshman Vivien Wong. “There's a lot more going on here than in middle school,” stated …
