Hawaii Baptist Academy's Student News
The Lady Eagles finished their season with a 12-2 record and took second place in ILH Division II, qualifying them for the HHSAA Division II state championships. After losing to Roosevelt High and Kalaheo High in the first round, the Eagles did not advance to the quarter finals. The match against Roosevelt was played out …
This past fall break, a group of 36 high school students and chaperones took a 10-day AP British Literature tour to the land of fish and chips—Great Britain. The itinerary was designed mainly for the purpose of educating students in the art and history of British literature. Before the close of the 2012-2013 school year, …
HBA hosted the Hawaii Pacific Baptist Convention's annual meeting on November 7 and 8. In the week leading up to the convention, students participated in a special chapel service and some served as volunteers during the convention meeting.
The part of science classes that students most look forward to is doing labs or hands-on projects. In Biology, there are sheep hearts. In Chemistry, there are chemical reactions. In Physics, there are bottle rockets. Recently, Andrew Vitek's Physics Class launched bottle rockets along the Nu'uanu stream. The students prepared soda bottles for launch by …
HBA's AP Environmental Science class had the opportunity to visit the National Oceanic And Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) headquarters for Hawaii. NOAA has at least one station in each state and also works around the world doing tasks from predicting the weather to tagging fish and other ocean animals. The class was also able to board …
The Class of 2017 went on their first camp as high schoolers in October. Themed "Journey to the Cross", camp activities examined Jesus' crucifixion and the significance of the cross. The freshmen also spent time bonding as a class through games and beach activities. Photographs by Christian Oshiro.
On October 14, 2013, the grand opening of the new Science, Arts and Technology Building and Learning Resource Center took place. A performance by Halau Hula O Kalama and SOL began the ceremony held in the gymnasium. After the ceremony, students watched the ceremonial lei cuttings from the stairwells of the Science, Arts and Technology …
