Youth Alliance tours Auwahi Wind in Ulupalakua

Youth Alliance tours Auwahi Wind in Ulupalakua

Youth Alliance members solidified their support for renewable energy systems after touring the Auwahi Wind facility in Ulupalakua. “I had not realized the importance of windmills on our islands and how much they truly contribute to our lives,” 11th-grader Racieli … Continue reading

Senior graduates encourage work, play, discovery

Senior graduates encourage work, play, discovery

Now that they’ve graduated, high school seniors Jared Sam Agtunong and Alisha Summers agreed to offer advice to the Class of 2014. Summers encouraged seniors to enjoy their final year by working hard yet not overloading their schedules. “This is … Continue reading

Molokai student learning enhanced

Molokai student learning enhanced

“As an educator, it makes my job easier when I have the right tools to expand our students’ learning.” Molokai teacher Kawika Gonzales appreciates the support his students have received through the Maui Economic Development Board Ke Alahele Education Fund. … Continue reading

Contest seeks positively charged art design

Contest seeks positively charged art design

Young artists are being asked to add some pizazz to the front and back panels of new electric vehicle quick-charging stations being installed at Queen Kaahumanu Center. Sponsored by Hitachi and with assistance from Maui Economic Development Board, the art … Continue reading

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Robotics team competes at national level

Robotics team competes at national level

Baldwin High School Robotics Club members achieved their best season in six years, through hard work and community support, according to adviser Gary Suter. “We have a lot to improve on, but we learned that we can hold our own … Continue reading

Award-winning mechanic mentors students

Award-winning mechanic mentors students

Shannon Rowe, a 1996 state auto mechanic champion and national runner-up, pours his time and energy into creating a new line of skilled students. “The ones who succeed are the ones who work hard and put a lot of time … Continue reading

Stars align for Hana students in navigation project

Stars align for Hana students in navigation project

A Hana School project is helping students get in touch with ancient Native Hawaiian navigational practices while cutting their teeth on cutting-edge technology. The “Never Lost” project’s first phase is a blog-based curriculum in which students use the Internet to … Continue reading

Youth Alliance testifies at county budget hearings

Youth Alliance testifies at county budget hearings

Students in the Focus Maui Nui Youth Alliance got a taste of government at work as they testified at budget hearings before the Maui County Council. “It was an amazing experience,” said Baldwin High School freshman Chelsea Kau. “It went … Continue reading

Employee attitudes affect work environment

Employee attitudes affect work environment

When news broke that Hawaii ranked as best for work environments in the country, Human Resources Manager Mandy Woulfe expressed excitement. “It all goes back to doing the work you enjoy doing,” Woulfe said about why our state may have … Continue reading

Students pushing limits at STEM Conference

Students pushing limits at STEM Conference

The Hawai’i STEM Conference will be held on April 19-20, 2013 at the Wailea Marriott. Over 300 STEM/Service Learning students, teachers, parents, community and business leaders will gather to celebrate their work over the past year, share stories and meet … Continue reading