Hawaii Baptist Academy's Student News
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 …
Towards the end of last semester, teachers Chad and Keyesy Logan announced their decision to move to the mainland to their students. Keyesy Logan, however, would continue to teach her Spanish 3 class online from St. Louis, Missouri. At the start of this school year, she decided to split her Spanish 3 class into two …
Below are the art pieces made by the Advanced Drawing and Painting class, and the Basic Mixed Media class. Advanced Drawing and Painting: Handscape The Handscape is a drawing that includes a hand in a background. Students viewed and analyzed examples of Surrealistic Art by artists like Salvador Dali and Renee Magritte, and then created their …
There are many reasons to eat a balanced diet and to live a healthy lifestyle. At HBA, students and faculty have a choice to eat in the cafeteria, bring homemade food, or leave the campus to buy food if they are able to. While not everyone can boast of eating well every meal, they would …
[three_fifth_last][/three_fifth_last] On Wednesday, August 26, Hawaii Baptist Academy held its high school club fair in the breezeway. Club advisers and student officers set up booths to showcase their clubs, and students had the chance sign up for the clubs they were interested in. Clubs give students the opportunity to participate in activities that they might …
Salted Lemon is a new juice bar that has opened in a former shoe store on Liliha Street. When you walk in, you are greeted by a welcoming staff, and the menu features a variety of juices, smoothies, or fruit and vegetable bowls. The most popular item on the menu is the "Acai Bowl" but …
