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WHS Searider Robotics | 2022-2023

School: Wai’anae High SchoolGrade Level: Grades 9-12Teacher: Joshua Arant and Roger Kiyota Driving Question: How can we, as young engineers, design, build and program a robot that is competitive and ideal for performance in the “Spin Up” game? What did the students DO? This driven Robotics hui at Waiʻanae High School achieved major milestones this...

Native Gamers | 2022-2023

School: Wai’anae High SchoolGrade Level: Grades 9-12Teacher: Jameil Saez Driving Question: How can we use videogames and digital media to create and share student stories? How can E-sport help strengthen cooperation, problem solving skills and creativity among students? What did the students DO? This dynamic digital media hui began as an eSports team, with haumāna...

La Raza | 2022-2023

School:  Wai’anae High SchoolGrade Level: Grades 9-12Teacher: Damaris Alvares Driving Question: How do we as Kanakas and Latines connect with our indigenous roots in order to preserve and advance our culture, traditions, and methods for today and future generations to come? What did the students DO? This culturally immersive Spanish & Culture hui at Kamaile...

Seahorse Design Lab | 2022-2023

School: Wai’anae Elementary SchoolGrade Level: Grades 5-6Teacher: Donna Soriano Driving Question: How can we inspire the innovator within ourselves to design and create pieces that will promote and share our culture? What did the students DO? The Seahorse Design team has embraced a new cohort, focused on cultural exploration, and taken responsibility for reopening and...

ʻŌhiʻa Lehua Crew | 2022-2023

School: Wai’anae Elementary SchoolGrade Level: Grades 3-6Teacher: Kacie Fujino Driving Question: How do we as global citizens and empowered keiki, nourish and uplift our community through agriculture, ʻāina and mala? What did the students DO? This ʻŌhiʻa Lehua Crew PALS group combined gardening with culinary and lei-making activities, contributing to their school and the wider...

Uke Can Do It | 2022-2023

School: Nānāikapono Elementary SchoolGrade Level: Grades 3-6Teacher: Nicole Huffman and Jenifer Donatiello Driving Question: How do we, as musicians, use ʻukulele to share and enhance our musical knowledge, so that music is enjoyed throughout the community? What did the students DO? This group has developed a strong foundation in music, focusing on singing, ukulele, and...

Ponobots | 2022-2023

School: Kamaile Academy Public Charter SchoolGrade Level: Grades 2-3Teacher: Chassidy Kaaihue, Steven Moore, and Camille Kaye Driving Question: How do art and theater activities enhance our haumana’s critical thinking skills and social skills to uplift our Kamaile community? What did the students DO? The Ponobots team embarked on an exciting robotics journey, participating in tournaments...

Makau Nohona Home (Home Economics) | 2022-2023

School: Nānāikapono Elementary SchoolGrade Level: Grades 4-6Teacher: Cece Miyagawa and Ryan Winslow Driving Question: How do we as stewards of our community use available resources to be more efficient and sustainable so our community can thrive without waste? What did the students DO? This group actively engaged in both culinary and sewing projects, developing their...

Living Pono | 2022-2023

School: Nānāikapono Elementary SchoolGrade Level: Grades 5-6Teacher: Bryson Matsushima and Keala Nunuha Driving Question: How do we, as leaders, educate and encourage others in our community, so that we can inspire active and healthy lifestyles? What did the students DO? The Living Pono PALS group at Nānāikapono Elementary School has flourished this quarter through activities...

Guardians of the Garden | 2022-2023

School: Nānāikapono Elementary SchoolGrade Level: Grades 3-6Teacher: Wendy Gumm and Luania Sula Driving Question: How do we teach and encourage sustainable gardening practices within our community to foster relationships with the ‘aina and our ohana? What did the students DO? The Guardians of the Garden program continues to inspire haumāna through experiential learning rooted in...

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