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Teacher Profile: Cayla Pang

Teacher Profile: Cayla Pang

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The Hawaiʻi State Department of Education announced Kalani High School’s science and Career and Technical Education teacher Bryan Silver as the 2025 Hawaiʻi State Teacher of the Year on Oct. 15, 2024.

Congratulations to Mr. Bryan Silver!

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A Kalani baseball player waits in the outfield.

Soto signs $765 million contract

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Ms. Chloe Sato teaches Freshman biology and integrated science. She has tons of fun science props in her class, including this model, donated by HOSA teacher, Mr. Audie Kimura.

Teacher Profile: Chloe Sato

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Sports
Soccer season is rolling in!
Soccer season is rolling in!
Bella George
As the first races kick off, Kumulokahi paddlers for the 2019-20 Na Opio paddling championships prepare their canoes at Ke’ehi Lagoon.
Paddles up!
Elijah Le Blanc
Around Campus
Kellen Kobayashi (10) creates a plate in ceramics class that he will be using to hold miscellaneous items.
Hands-on fun!
Stanley Lim and Micah Stevens
らいみぃ, CC BY 3.0
Anime Club invites Kalani anime enthusiasts
Micah Stevens
Multimedia
Are AP classes right for you?
Are AP classes right for you?
Olivia Kulaga
Infographic made using Canva.
An in-depth look at the American obesity epidemic
Wei Qi He
Voices
Bits of plastic lie tangled together and half-buried in the white sandy beach at Kaimana in Kailua. Plastics post a significant environmental challenge in Hawai'i, a state renowned for its stunning natural landscapes and rich biodiversity. The islands are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of plastics pollution, as ocean currents transport debris from distance shores.
Eliminate Single-Use Plastics
Marcus Li
From the Koko Head Ridge you can see the Koko Head Crater Botanical Gardens and the Hawaii Kai past it. The sun had just risen in the photo so for the first time in that morning hikers were able to see the town, gardens, ocean, and other mountains clearly.
Happiness should be a way of life
Aiko Yoshizawa-Wong
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