HPA welcomes its 12th head of school, Patrick J. Phillips, and the Phillips ‘ohana
HPA Today
HPA in the News
Visual art teacher Sally Lundberg and her family find creativity in the solitude of the Hamakua coast
People of HPA
I cry with the moms when it’s time to say goodbye during orientation, and I celebrate when graduation comes. Families are never just an admission file to any of us in the office.”
Academics
Thanks to the generosity of Woodson K. Woods III, the Imi Loa, our 32-foot pinnace, is shipshape and out on the water—and will eventually serve as a floating classroom where HPA students turn learning into true adventure.
HPA in the News
Village Campus garden teacher Kim Narol shares her experience with place-based edible education
People of HPA
There’s a lot to it, but the only way to develop as a sports photographer in my eyes is to shoot and keep shooting … the only way to get better at your craft is to do it as much as you possibly can.”
HPA in the News
“We’re here to win,” says Ka Makani football, as program turnaround begins
People of HPA
Every opening night at Gates Performing Arts Center gives me chicken skin, even after all these years. Seeing all of our hard work and the actors’ efforts up there on that stage, coming to life for a live audience.”
HPA in the News
Ka Makani and new coach Kaluka Maiava are profiled in BIIF football preview
Alumni
Alina Sabyr ’14 receives a prestigious Watson Fellowship
A graduate of Colgate University in astronomy/physics, Sabyr will study skywatching cultures in Greece, Mexico, and New Zealand.
Alumni
Covering Tūtū Pele in the social media age
Mileka Lincoln ’02 wins Emmy for Kīlauea eruption coverage