Aiea High School Student Activities

Class of 2020 Student Officers volunteered their time to wrap presents for AP Psychology students. Teacher and Class Advisor writes ... we have the most generous and compassionate students here at Aiea High School. My AP Psychology students have been studying Human Development and, as in previous years, chose to do a group project that involved bringing Christmas cheer to children who are receiving services from a non-profit organization called "Kids Hurt Too." Every year I ask my students if this is something they would like to do and every year, the response is a resounding YES! Despite the craziness of this time of the year and their busy lives with finals, they came through! They are very proud of their projects and even prouder of the age-appropriate gifts they purchased for these 17 children who are between the ages of 1 month and 8 years.     

During recess and lunch the Aiea High School's Peer Education program stood outside of Room A5 and encouraged their peers to make healthy choices during the Winter Break.  Student were asked to make a pledge to make healthy choices by signing their name on an decorative ornament and taped it to the Christmas Tree.  Happy Holidays and be safe!

There were five other SA officers all helping to create these centerpieces.

IT'S SANTA CLAUS! Sam Kong House of Representatives District 33 Aiea High School Administrators Rock! Mahalo Principal Tanuvasa and Vice Principal Tallman Peer Education! Love that student Government Council!  We got the Holiday Spirit!

Just a flash back to Aiea's Student leaders first time facilitating at this year's Children and Youth Summit during the Fall Break at the Hawaii State Capital.  Along side Moanalua High School's student leaders, Aiea high school's student leaders help facilitate group discussions centered around the question, how do we make our State a better place to live? Mahalo to Aiea and Moanalua high school student leaders for volunteering their leadership skills and being a necessary instrument in expressing student voice.

Congratulations Ms. Hood and students! Great Holiday Door decorations production! B1 A9 A8 D3 C1 C4 D4