Thank you to our Student Council Officers, Colin, Mari, and Aiden, for participating in our Pedestrian and Traffic Safety Sign-Waving Event on August 11 alongside our JPOs and members of the Honolulu Police Department (HPD). We truly appreciate their willingness to wake up early and give their time to help spread this important safety message to our school community!
This year’s 5th grade Student Council members were truly a special group. Among them were five students who dedicated three of their years at ‘Ike to Student Council, along with several others who served for two years. We also welcomed two students who joined Student Council during their very first year at ‘Ike.
The combination of experienced leaders, fresh ideas, positive energy, and enthusiasm helped make this group unique and memorable. Their leadership, teamwork, and school spirit made a positive impact on our school community and helped create many wonderful memories throughout the year.
We are so proud of all of our 5th grade Student Council members and grateful for the contributions they made during their time at ‘Ike. We wish them a fun, relaxing, and well-deserved summer as they prepare for their next adventure beyond ‘Ike!
On Wednesday, May 20, we held our final ‘Ike Pride Assembly of the school year. Throughout the year, Will, Jolie, Dylan, and Corbin did a fabulous job serving as our assembly emcees and leaders. Their confidence, enthusiasm, and teamwork helped make each assembly special and enjoyable for our school community.
We truly appreciate the extra time and effort they dedicated to practicing at home so they could lead each assembly in such a polished and professional manner. Mahalo to our Officers for their hard work, leadership, and commitment all year long!
On Wednesday, May 19, our newly elected Student Council Officers were officially sworn into office for the upcoming school year. Mrs. Ajifu and our current officers also took part in the special ceremony as they welcomed and inducted the new officers into their leadership positions.
We are proud to congratulate our current Student Council members who will continue serving as officers next year: Mari, Luke, and Colin! We look forward to seeing all of our new officers grow as leaders and continue making a positive impact on our school community.
On Wednesday, May 6, Student Council members gathered for their final all-SC meeting of the school year. It was a fun-filled afternoon that gave students a chance to relax, laugh, and celebrate their year together.
The meeting featured a special talent show where Andi, Betty, Azaylia, Ryusa, Colin, and Caleb K bravely shared their talents and skills with the group. Students also enjoyed two exciting games organized by the 5th grade boys, along with a tasty snack to end the day.
A thoughtful highlight of the meeting was when some of the 4th grade members presented special certificates to the departing 5th graders. Each certificate recognized the students’ unique talents, skills or positive character traits, making it a meaningful way to honor their contributions to Student Council. Before the meeting concluded, Student Council President Will also held a special pin presentation, helping make the final gathering a memorable way to close out the year together.
On Friday, May 1, our Student Council Treasurer, Corbin, represented the students of Mililani ʻIke at the Mililani High School Quarterly Lunch. This special event brings together representatives from schools across the Mililani Complex, along with community leaders, business partners, and elected officials, to share updates and celebrate the many accomplishments happening throughout our community.
Corbin attended the meeting with Mrs. Ajifu and did an outstanding job presenting updates about the exciting activities and achievements taking place at ʻIke. We are very proud of the confidence, leadership, and school spirit he demonstrated while representing our school community.
Did you know there’s a day dedicated to celebrating our School Lunch Heroes? Earlier this year, our Student Council artists began creating a special banner filled with signatures and messages of appreciation, inviting the entire school to add their thanks.
On May 1, 2026, our fifth grade Student Council members met with the cafeteria staff to present the banner. Ryder wrote a heartfelt message of gratitude, which was shared by Will to make the moment even more meaningful. The banner now proudly hangs in the cafeteria as a reminder of how much we appreciate all that our lunch heroes do for our school community.
