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Teacher Profile: Cayla Pang

Teacher Profile: Cayla Pang

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Ms. Chloe Sato teaches Freshman biology and integrated science. She has tons of fun science props in her class, including this model, donated by HOSA teacher, Mr. Audie Kimura.

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Sports
Soccer season is rolling in!
Soccer season is rolling in!
Bella George
As the first races kick off, Kumulokahi paddlers for the 2019-20 Na Opio paddling championships prepare their canoes at Ke’ehi Lagoon.
Paddles up!
Elijah Le Blanc
Around Campus
Olivia Kulaga (12) (Left), Isabella George (11) (Middle), and Russet Sounthala (11) (Right) celebrate their placements in the Hawai'i High School Journalism Awards.
Kalani newswriters place in Hawaii High School Journalism Awards
Elijah Le Blanc
Kellen Kobayashi (10) creates a plate in ceramics class that he will be using to hold miscellaneous items.
Hands-on fun!
Stanley Lim and Micah Stevens
Multimedia
What's your favorite memory of Kalani, seniors?
What’s your favorite memory of Kalani, seniors?
Bella George and Liane Wong
Vog from Kilauea's recent eruptions turn the sun red. This produces beautiful, deep sunsets, due to the vog particles scattering blue light. Kilauea is one of two of Big Island's active volcanoes, alongside Mauna Loa. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS), Kilauea has had 15 episodes of eruption since Dec. 23, 2024. The USGS states that Kilauea emits roughly 500 to 14,000 metric tons of volcanic smog, or “vog,” per day. Vog is composed of water vapor, CO2 gas, and Sulfur Dioxide (SO2). Vog is known to cause headaches, breathing issues, and susceptibility to respiratory illnesses, according to the USGS. Another effect of vog is the Sun being turned blood-red, due to the acidic particles in the vog scattering the Sun's blue light, thus leaving behind a gorgeous, deep red.
Vog from Kilauea eruption turns sun red
Elijah Le Blanc
Voices
Bits of plastic lie tangled together and half-buried in the white sandy beach at Kaimana in Kailua. Plastics post a significant environmental challenge in Hawai'i, a state renowned for its stunning natural landscapes and rich biodiversity. The islands are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of plastics pollution, as ocean currents transport debris from distance shores.
Eliminate Single-Use Plastics
Marcus Li
From the Koko Head Ridge you can see the Koko Head Crater Botanical Gardens and the Hawaii Kai past it. The sun had just risen in the photo so for the first time in that morning hikers were able to see the town, gardens, ocean, and other mountains clearly.
Happiness should be a way of life
Aiko Yoshizawa-Wong
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