Kahuku beats Kaimuki; teams play again for title

Four times was not enough.

Third-ranked Kaimuki and fourth-ranked Kahuku will meet for the fifth time this season tomorrow — this time for the O'ahu Interscholastic Association Red Division championship.

The Red Raiders forced the winner-take-all game after handing the Bulldogs their first loss in the OIA's modified double-elimination postseason tournament, 45-41, last night at McKinley.

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Senior Scholarships

PCC Scholarship - one $500 scholarship will be awarded to a senior who is a current employee or a child of a current employee of PCC. Deadline is March 31, see Mr. Mumma in Q-2 for the application.

Na Ho'okama A Pauahi Scholarship - Any student who is Hawaiian or part-Hawaiian is eligible to apply for scholarships from Kamehameha Schools. Scholarship amounts vary depending on demonstrated financial need. Go to www.ksbe.edu/finaid or see Mr. Mumma in Q-2 for the application.
- M. Mumma

Kapa'a tops No. 1 Kahuku, 60-56, in win to 'dye' for

As if facing the No. 1 seed in the quarterfinals wasn't motivation enough, the Kapa'a players were playing with an extra incentive last night.

Kapa'a coach Terry Maguire told her players that if they knocked off Kahuku, they would be allowed to dye their hair green.

The Warriors can break out the coloring after topping Kahuku, 60-56, in the HHSAA/Hawaiian Airlines Girls DIvision II State Basketball Championship quarterfinals last night at Kalani High School.

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Congratulations - History Day Fair

Kudos to the Intermediate and High School students who participated in this Saturday's District History Day Fair! Windward is by far the biggest District Fair in the State! Kahuku High was represented well! Student participants: Your effort in learning and going the extra mile are admirable! Continue the Excellence! Mahalo to Social Studies teachers, support teachers, and KHIS School Judges for making Saturday happen for Kahuku! The students could not have done it without your care, effort and valuable time given to them!!!
- L. Ishihara

Congratulations to wrestling teams

Great showing at the State Championships this past weekend. Kudos to the girls team for placing 2nd behind Punahou.

Highway construction fronting Kahuku High & Intermediate

Please be advised that construction to widen and add a turn lane into Kahuku High and Intermediate School and to the golf course started yesterday, Feb. 23. The project will last approximately 140 days. Construction hours will be Monday thru Friday, 8:30 am to 3:00 PM. The city bus stop going to Sunset was moved two telephone poles down (Laie way) from existing bus stop. There will be some contra-flowing going on and police to direct traffic. Please plan accordingly and use caution when exiting and entering the campus. Thank you for you attention and patience during this time.
- Y. Yadao

Senior Scholarships

The Citizenship Award - One Kahuku senior will be chosen to win the $1,000 Citizenship Award. The winner will be someone who best exemplifies the Dept of Education's Vision of a Public School Graduate.

The Grace Ing Memorial Scholarship - Applicants must be the child of an active member
of the HSTA Windward Chapter (i.e. mom or dad is a teacher at a public school on the windward side). The scholarship is for $500 and only seniors from Castle, Kailua, Kalaheo and Kahuku can apply. See Mr. Mumma in Q-2 for the application.
- M. Mumma