HPA student Kimo Uyehara '25, teacher Johanna Anton part of group to produce first-ever draft genome of critically endangered bird
HPA Today
Life at HPA
Last week we hosted Brie Mathers, creator and founder of the multi-media event and girl-power movement, Love the Skin You’re In. To quote Ms. Mathers, “These are exciting times to awaken youth to their power as leaders of social change, and parents to their capacity as influencers.” Mahalo, Ms. Mathers!
Academics
Where in the world is Pua Lilia?
A satellite tag placed by HPA student-faculty research team will shed light on habits of hawksbill turtles
HPA in the News
Art teacher Sally Lundburg’s latest commission comes from the Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center and Aloha United Way.
Academics
Artfully Done
Lower School art program flourishes in its own dedicated space, thanks to an anonymous donor
Sustainability
Ambassadors of Green
Thanks to a visionary grant from Jim Kennedy ’66, HPA is assembling a campus-wide Sustainability Plan by April 2019. The ultimate goal? Create a road map for HPA to be among the greenest of schools.
HPA in the News
Sulianna Manley ’93 has been awarded a Medal for Innovation in Light Microscopy from the Royal Microscopy Society in Oxford.
People of HPA
Each and every student brings their own background, culture, and personality like seeds to HPA so that this community may grow … It’s important to welcome the experience of this garden and to look for ways to add seeds of one’s own.”
People of HPA
In my free time, I’m a songwriter and performer. I also love writing about music; I’m interested in things like the history of slack key guitar or the origins of the ‘ukulele in Hawai’i.”
People of HPA
We do not yet know the owner of the burial, but the construction features of the boat are unique and have changed our understanding of ancient Egyptian boats.”
People of HPA
Because teaching is my second career—I worked in the corporate world, in sales and marketing originally—I wouldn’t want any other job. For me, nothing else satisfies my soul the way teaching does.”