News & Announcements

Congratulations to the following winners of the 2018 Reflections Contest. There were 107 entries this year, up from 64 last year, yielding incredible work. Please click on headline to see winners.
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Cougars Tied for 1st in 4th Annual Chinese Diction Contest 10/28/18*
Nā Hoahānao Mele Aloha Concert *
Eagle Scout Beautifies the Cafeteria Parking Lot *
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On Thursday, October 18th, KHS was gifted with a visit from Hokkaido Sapporo Intercultural and Technological High School for a half day exchange.
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The Wipeout Crew describes their selves as an eco-conscious and service-oriented club. More so, this is a club that actually LIVES their Mission. Please click on headline for engaging video and to learn more about this progressive club which is making changes for a better Hawaiʻi and World.
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A fresh coat of paint that this.
With the help of Hawaʻis 3R’s and Locations Foundation, Kaiser’s parking lot looks good as new!
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Kaiser High School is proud to announce that the Class of 2019's Sean Bocirnea and Colby Kagamida, are named as National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalists. NMS Commended students are: Mana Nozawa, Kristian Pollack, Jaron Screiber and Debroah Yuan.
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Over the summer, 13 members of the IBDP & IBCP traveled to Thailand and Laos with Commitment, Leadership, Achievement, Stewardship and Service = CLASS. Click on headline to read more from Mr. Balazs
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Kaiser High School was well represented in the Back to School media day. What a great way to start the new school year by showcasing our complex.
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EZ School Pay not only allows you to see your child's balances and pay online, but they also have an online application for Free and Reduced Lunch. Click the headline for more information.
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The Wipeout Crew has been instrumental in the passing of Bill 2571 which bans sunscreens that contain chemicals harmful to coral reefs. The bill was signed by Gov. Ige on July 3rd. Kaiser's Wipeout Crew impacted the bill's passing by ...
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