The Capitol Artist Program has been a huge success this legislative session, with the artwork of over 100 students displayed at the Hawaii State Capitol. Currently the artwork of students from Highlands Intermediate and Aiea Intermediate are on display in the chamber level of the Hawaii State Capitol. All are welcomed to come down and view the magnificent artwork on display and support the artwork of our youth.
Lauren Takai
Highlands Intermediate School
On March 12, 2008 members of the Hawaii State Legislature held a town meeting regarding traffic in the Pearl City / Aiea area. Below is a link to the handouts that were distributed on the night of the meeting.
Information and pamphlets from the Cyber Crime Commuinty Meeting on February 20th at Pearl Ridge Elementary.
The hallways of the Senate Chambers will be decorated with artwork from the capitol artist program once again this legislative session. The artwork of current and former students from Samuel Wilder King Intermediate and Jean Noguchi's art class are currently on display on the chamber level on the Senate side of the State Capitol.
Also on display in Senator Ige's office are sculptures from Aiea Intermediate and Roy Chang's art class.
Senator Ige with Shaedon Duarte and family
King Intermediate
Rumalyn Yee Poong and Family
King Intermediate
Artwork By: Alexis Kawelo-Nakoa
King Intermediate
Artwork by: Shaylin Villegas-Pada
King Intermediate
Artwork by: Jessica Suzuki
King Intermediate
Artwork by: Randy Ines
KIng Intermediate
Artwork by: Rumalynn Yee Pong
King Intermediate
Artwork by: Kaeleen Lyman
King Intermediate
Artwork by: Deisha Iramina
King Intermediate
Artwork by: Ming Qi Vinci
King Intermediate
Artwork by: John Chinen
King Intermediate
Artwork by: Alana Fuller Tanaka
King Intermediate
Artwork by: Tawnie Skaggs
King Intermediate
Artwork by: Destinee Nicol
King Intermediate
Evette Angela Racaza
7th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Senator Ige with Evette Angela Racaza
and family
Kelsie Sasabe
8th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Ernest Lo
7th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Chelby Onaga
8th grade
Aiea Intermediate
Margarita Romero Anakalea
8th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Jay Leano
8th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Sierra Callihan
8th grade
Aiea Intermediate
Lindsay Sanborn
8th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Andrew Cachola
8th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Lahela Maxwell
7th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Zaneta Woods
8th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Takum Kumos
8th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Samantha Roberts
8th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Rebecca Bolosan
7th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Alayna Cantillo
7th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
Lindsey Reed
8th Grade
Aiea Intermediate
American Mathematics Competition
Pearl ridge Elementary School Participated in the American Mathematics Competition for middle school mathematics, a national program designed to promote the development and enhancement of problem solving skills. Open to schools with 6th, 7th, and 8th graders, the test consists of 25 word problems which challenged the students to apply knowledge and skill learned in the classroom and go beyond what is normally done in middle school classrooms.
Ten of the top scoring sixth graders in the Hawaii State Assessment in mathematics were chosen to participate in the competition. All who participated received a Certificate of Participation and a gift certificate to Romano's Macaroni Grill. Special recognition was given to Jacob Dang, who placed first and won a Gold Award; Talon Choy, who took second and received a Sliver Award; and Tyler Ogawa, who placed third and won the Bronze Award. The others who competed in this very difficult competition were Ariela Bali, Nya Barklage, Chrislin Hearn, Aaron Higuchi, Kauionalani Kekuawela, Devon Miller and Lisa Carlie Procell.