Project Leaders

 A big thank you to Kayla and Andi for taking on the role of Project Leaders in addition to their Classroom Representative responsibilities! As second-year Student Council members, they will be leading groups of students in many of our art projects throughout the school year.

They are already hard at work creating a special Custodian Appreciation poster for National Custodian Day in October. We appreciate Kayla and Andi for sharing their creativity, leadership, and artistic talents with our Student Council!

Complex Officer Training

On Thursday, August 20, our Student Council Officers—Luke, Colin, Aiden, and Mari—attended the Mililani Complex Leadership Training at Mililani Waena Elementary School.

The training was designed to prepare our young leaders for their leadership roles and responsibilities at ‘Ike this school year. Mililani High School student leaders planned a fun and inspiring day filled with engaging activities and meaningful lessons for elementary and middle school student leaders.

Our students had the opportunity to make new friends from schools throughout the Mililani complex and reconnect with former ‘Ike students who are now attending middle and high school. We are excited to see how they will use what they learned to make a positive difference at our school this year!

Thank you to a Community Member

A generous community member recently made a donation to our school PTO. To express our appreciation, the PTO prepared a thank-you note and requested a special piece of student artwork to accompany it. Kayla volunteered without hesitation and created this beautiful artwork.

Thank you, Kayla, for sharing your creativity and talent and helping us show our heartfelt appreciation!

Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Sign Waving

 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!