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Monicka Leulusoo started as the School Community Coordinator at NHIS in April 2026

Building Bridges: New School Community Coordinator Connects School and Families

Predictability Over Rotation: NHIS Adopts New Bell Schedule

Predictability Over Rotation: NHIS Adopts New Bell Schedule

2018 was the last year that the May Day Ho’olaule’a was on the middle field. The event was supposed to be on the field in 2019, but it was moved to the cafeteria parking lot due to rain.

NHIS May Day Ho‘olaule‘a Brings Culture, Celebration, and Community Together

From Shutdown to Spotlight: NPAC’s “Little Mermaid” Takes the Stage

From Shutdown to Spotlight: NPAC’s “Little Mermaid” Takes the Stage

Regardless of the results, the annual NHIS serves as a unifying event that brings all classes together, celebrating Hawaiian music and culture.

Voices of Tradition: NHIS Songfest Celebrates Hawaiian Myths and Legends

Reporters Reza Anderson (9), Haysten Jesus (12), and Promise Jellings-Faletogo (11) attended the 2026 Hawaii High School Journalism Awards.

From Hiatus to Honors: Ka Leo ʻO Nānākuli News Finds Success Again

Graduation 2026 Gallery

Graduation 2026 Gallery

On May 15, 2026 Aunty Selma was the last honoree for NHIS' Walk of Honor. Her family, students, and colleagues were able to congratulate her as she took a final walk across the gym.

A Legacy of Love: Aunty Selma Retires After Three Decades at NHIS

NHIS 34th Annual Songfest Celebrates Hawaiian Myths and Legends

NHIS 34th Annual Songfest Celebrates Hawaiian Myths and Legends

NPAC Alumni from the first generation in the 90s to the most recent generation in the 2020s returned to celebrate the program's 35th anniversary.

NPAC Eras: 35 Years of Performance, Pride and Legacy

Erixon’s Eye: Taking The Shot

Erixon’s Eye: Taking The Shot

Haysten Jesus, Grade 8, found his place in the midst of the Covid-19 Pandemic with the Ho’opulapula Academy.

Fourteen Kids, One Mala, and a Pandemic

Breaking Free: Hawks fly high for Winter Break.

Hawks Soar Into Winter Break—No Classes, No IDs!

An empty gathering spot at Nānākuli High and Intermediate School sits quietly, reflecting the absence of recess—a break once filled with student energy and activity.

NHIS Schedule Shift: Fewer Fights but Rising Fatigue Among Teachers and Students

Pūʻali Koa o Nānākuli Wrestling

Pūʻali Koa o Nānākuli Wrestling

Legacy in Motion: Sophomore Quarterback Allix Yap Carves Name in Nānākuli Football History

Legacy in Motion: Sophomore Quarterback Allix Yap Carves Name in Nānākuli Football History

Faith, Family, Football

Faith, Family, Football

Nikki-Marie Salausa (9) catches a pass at practice in preparation for the upcoming Girls Flag Football Season that starts on March 25, 2025.

New Sport, New Legacy: NHIS Girls Flag Football Ready to Compete

The NHIS Boys Volleyball team prepares for the upcoming season in Division 2.

Golden Hawks Boys Volleyball Gears Up for Season with D1 Mindset in D2 Transition

Welcome Back Assembly 2024 Video

Welcome Back Assembly 2024 Video

Class of 2022 Tribute Video

Class of 2022 Tribute Video

Welcome Back Assembly 2018 Video

Welcome Back Assembly 2018 Video

Lahela Kaeo, the Junior Class Songleader, conducts her class in the 28th annual NHIS Songfest.

Songs of the Islands Fill the Valley

Governor David Ige visits NHIS' new air conditioned classroom

Governor David Ige visits NHIS’ new air conditioned classroom

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Ka Leo ʻO Nanakuli: Homecoming 2018 Parade Photo Gallery

October 12, 2018

Photos by Alysia Kepaa and Le Jolie Plunkett-Kaeo.

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