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| Club Rush Week (August 2006) | |||||||||
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| Above left: Last year at Club Rush Week, Students raised money for victims of Hurricane Katrina. Right: Students congregate at the amphitheatre to find out about the various clubs at FHS. | |||||||||
| Basketball Intramurals (April 2006) | |||||||||
 Above: Team Hale Kalepa from the CTE Business Core Pathway won this year's intramurals basketball tournament. Congratulations to all the students, faculty and staff for their planning, participation and perseverance. |
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| Spring Pep Rally (April 2006) | |||||||||
 Above left: The gym erupts into applause and laughter as younger "new skool" teachers compete against "old skool" teachers during a dance performance. Above right: Pep squad cheerleaders lead many of the rally's festivities. |
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| Mix It Up Day: Farrington Style (Nov. 2005) | |||||||||
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| Second Annual "Farrington's Finest" (Oct. 2005) | |||||||||
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| Homecoming Week (Sept. 12-16, 2005) | |||||||||
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| "Voyage Through Time" May Day Program (May 2005) | |||||||||
Farrington's "Voyage Through Time" May Day Program packed the gym on Friday, May 6, 2005. Family, alumni, and community members joined the Farrington `Ohana to provide an outstanding program. |
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| Money Lei Reaches Thai School (Mar-Apr 2005) | |||||||||
The money lei created from the Farrington H.S. Cares Campaign, led by Meanwhile, classes for the 122 student PK-9 school are being held in a temporary structure called Lacapachanukchok 35. Fourteen of the school's students lost one or both of their parents due to the tsunami. Thank you to everyone for supporting the event and for extending your aloha to our friends abroad. |
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| The Teen Center Team | |||||||||
The Teen Center wishes social worker Ms. Sue Vaouli-Tugi the best in her future endeavors. The Teen Center is made up of Ms. Debbie Fujiyama, who serves as our public health nurse and Ms. Alison Colby, a social worker. The Teen Center has helped to reshape and rewrite the 9th grade Hale Guidance curriculum. This past summer, the Teen Center overhauled the Advisory Program, creating a manual of guidance activities and lessons, unique for each of the four grade levels. The Teen Center continues to offer Anger Management Support Groups now open to any student. The Peer Mediation Program continues to operate at full speed: early this year, the Teen Center staff trained 40 new mediators, who are ready to help other students resolve their conflicts peacefully. So far, our mediators have handled over 25 cases. In addition, several of our mediators spent two afternoons at Kalihi Elementary School this year, helping to train some of their students in conflict management. Since last year, the Teen Center has also been co-advising – with counselor Ms. Marianne Honda – the BLEST Gs Club. Meanwhile, Ms. Fujiyama offers as stop-smoking class for students interested in quitting the habit. Located in J278, the Teen Center is available to any student or parent for individual consultation, counseling or other assistance. |
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 Above: Mr. Jesse Nakanishi (Student Activities Teacher) and Ms. Theresa Ellis (Student Activities Coordinator) with student council leaders. |
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Welcome Back Class of 1955 (April 13, 2005)
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| Band BLEST G's CTAPS DECA FCCLA Filipino-American GEAR UP GOVS Guard Governors for Tolerance Governor's Manga & Anime Club Health Academy Hawaiian Academy (Halau Kupa Hawaii) Hawaiian Club (`Aha Hui Kupa Hawaii) Hiking Club (Hele Wae Wae Ni`o) Interact Island Harmony JROTC KEY Club LEO Club Math Team Mock Trial National Honor Society Newswriting (The Governor) Pep Squad Science Bowl Spanish Club T-Shirt Theatre TITA TURTLE Club Upward Bound Unique Groove Dance Club Vietnamese-American Club Web Team Yearbook (Ke Kia`aina) Youth Expressions Bible Club |
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