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Kalani’s D building mural was painted for the Class of 2018. Handprints of some students from that class are placed on and around it with a beach's golden sand and blue ocean wave. This mural is a representation of Kalani’s strong sense of community and artistic talent. The detail and shading shows the effort and care of the students. And the handprints left behind display their sense of belonging to this school.

Handprints leave a legacy of community

Azriel Togle-Wilson, Photojournalism
February 28, 2023
This mural can be found in the upstairs hallway that connects C and D buildings. This is a great visual representation of Kalani because it shows how in the end, it is going to be great. The sun represents great endings and what is to come. The strong waves and sea represent the tough times in between. These tough times, though, will prepare you for life and help you achieve whatever you put your mind to.

Mural reminds us that challenges make us stronger

Samuel Stowers, Photojournalism
February 28, 2023
Kalani High School has so much creativity that’s often overlooked. Our arts department doesn't get as much attention as our sports, even though we have murals all over the school. We need to acknowledge the students' creativity and have galleries and events to showcase everyone’s art. We should have more creative classes like theater and give more outlets for students to express themselves.

Murals Showcase Kalani’s Creativity

Olivia Kulaga, Photojournalism
February 25, 2022
Nick Au (11) stands in front of the mural he designed and created on the hallway wall between B and C Buildings.

Into Nick’s Mind

Riko Yamaki, Profile
October 20, 2021
Students showcase their true colors by using the walls located next to B and C buildings as a canvas to express feelings and emotions through art in a unique way. Students around campus have really enjoyed these pieces of art and hope to see new ones soon!

Art Wall

Dylan Thomas Shugart, Photojournalist
September 5, 2017
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