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Faculty member and head coordinator of our school blood drives Laura Housman with juniors Elora Spetlz and Tyler Beissel. They attended a workshop with the Blood Bank of Hawaii at the start of the school year.

Students donating to save lives

Taylor Kaahanui, Staff Reporter
November 15, 2024

At the start of the school year, science teacher Laura Housman and junior Elora Speltz visited the Blood Bank of Hawaii to attend a workshop. They gained...

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Junior Laulea Meyer assisting others at PacSun located in Ala Moana Center. She has been working at this retail store since June.

Life as a high school retail worker

Aeris Chiu, Staff Reporter
November 13, 2024

This year, Laulea Meyer, a junior at Sacred Hearts Academy, started her first retail job at Ala Moana Center; a job that turned out to be more than just...

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This is a photo of Theology teacher Steffanie Beissel’s new classroom. Beissel placed a sofa in her classroom, and students love to relax there. Photo by Ann Li.

New School Year, New Classroom

Ann Li, Staff Reporter
November 6, 2024

Several Sacred Hearts Academy teachers have been reassigned to different classrooms than they had the previous school year, requiring them to adjust to...

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Following the festivities, the Sisters of the Sacred Hearts Congregation gathered alongside Father Jeremy Sabugo and several Academy graduates, many of whom have maintained strong ties to their alma mater. These graduates have returned to the Academy in various roles—as faculty, staff, teachers, or dedicated volunteers who help bring school events to life. Among them is Kehau Bugado ‘97, a proud daughter of the Academy and a theology teacher, who shared what it means to be back. “I feel like I’m at home when I teach here, (especially) being surrounded by my friends that I call sisters and who I also went to school with,” she said. Her connection to the school runs even deeper, as two of her daughters currently attend the Academy, while her eldest recently graduated and now works part-time in the afterschool program while attending college. Her story is a testament to the lasting bonds and sense of community that continue to flourish at the Academy. All photos by Corilee Harbottle.

115 Years of Gold and White

Corilee Harbottle, Staff Reporter
October 18, 2024

This year, Sacred Hearts Academy celebrated 115 years of all-girls Catholic education. From balloons to banners, the Kaimuki campus gets colored with white...

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