News & Announcements

Congratulations to our Varsity Football team as they defeated Roosevelt High School from the OIA by the score of 48-10 yesterday at Sue D Cooley Stadium! The win advances the Lunas to the HHSAA Division 2 Championship game this Saturday, November 24th versus Kapaa High School from Kauai at Aloha Stadium. Kickoff is 1:30pm. Here is a video from Maui News on the game. Enjoy. I mua Lahainaluna!

https://youtu.be/f2SMnpXpNCs

Let's give a big shout out to our cheerleading team as they placed 4th out of 13 middle division teams at the 2018 HHSAA Zippy's Cheerleading Championships. Awesome job to everyone! I mua Lahainaluna! We are very proud of you! Photo by Mary Ann Corpuz. Special thanks to Glen Pascual who took the picture of the team as they arrived back to Maui.

Attention Seniors! This is your year and we are planning the party of a lifetime for you. Sign up now for Project Grad for the low price of only $30. This discounted price of admission into Project Grad is only $30 through Friday, November 30th. After that the price jumps up to $50 and will go up as high as $100 on the night of graduation. Space is based on availability, so we encourage all seniors to get their applications in ASAP. As an added incentive, all students who submit their forms by the November 30th deadline will have their names entered into a drawing for a chance to win a $50 Teddy’s Bigger Burger gift certificate. Applications can be found in the school office or online at www.LahainalunaPTSA.org. Class of 2019 you do not want to miss this fun-filled graduation celebration.

Congratulations to our competitive cheerleading team as they placed 2nd in the MIL Cheering competitions and heading to the states.

Congratulations again to the MIGHTY NINE ~ Kaiu, Gracie, Amysti, Asiale, Abraham, Stephanie, Kauanoe, Sami and Tayler!

Ashley Olson is the Faculty Adviser for the Lahainaluna High School Chapter of the NASSP National Honor Society (NHS). She was recently contacted by a student who had "enrolled in NHS online". Sadly, this was a scam that cost the student $50 to 'join' a program that is in no way affiliated with Lahainaluna, the NASSP nor the real NHS. The real NHS is a Lahainaluna sanctioned club with $10 annual dues.

In February or March, student who wish to become members of the Lahainaluna NHS should be on the lookout for announcements during Morning Broadcast, and placed in the Daily Bulletin. Sophomores and Juniors who have a MINIMUM of a 3.7 CUMULATIVE GPA after the fist semester will be invited to apply for membership to the Lahainaluna Chapter of the National Honor Society. All completed applications received on or before the deadline (which will be clearly stated in announcements and on the application itself) will be considered by the LHS Faculty Council. Ms. Olson is a a non-voting member and the spokesperson of the six-member Faculty Council. Students who are selected by the Faculty Council will receive a formal offer of membership from Ms. Olson, which they must then accept, in writing. In May, new members are inducted in a ceremony held on campus.

Again, ONLY current Sophomores and Juniors with a 3.7 or higher cumulative GPA are eligible for NHS membership. Any transfer student who has already been inducted to their previous school's NHS should contact Ms. Olson, personally.

Life on Maui is expensive enough. Please do not fall victim to these scams that are designed to part you from your hard earned money. . Additionally, do not PAY for scholarship searches! They do less than what Miss Kristy provides for FREE to all Lahainaluna students. If you are an athlete who is hoping for an athletic scholarship, again, see Miss Kristy. She can steer you away from the scam programs toward reputable businesses that can help you if she cannot do it herself. Again, the college search and scholarship assistance that Miss Kristy provides is FREE.

Remember, when in doubt, ASK before you send money!