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Ka Leo O Kalani
The student news site of Kalani High School

Ka Leo O Kalani
The student news site of Kalani High School

Ka Leo O Kalani
Kylie Tanimura

Kylie Tanimura, Reporter

Kylie Tanimura is currently a sophomore at Kalani High School. Likes big dogs, drawing, and the color green. Dislikes waking up in the morning and spicy foods 😀👍

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Mr. Bard is one of 11 new teachers at Kalani this year. He joins the social studies department, teaching Participation in Democracy and Modern Hawaiian History.

It’s Been a Pleasure Welcoming Mr. Bard

September 7, 2022
Hailey Takai (10) and Reef Robinson (12) stand beside the boards at CORP after winning OIA Championships and qualifying for states. Photo courtesy of Takai.

Swimming & Diving Wrap-Up

February 27, 2022
Jennesice Sueing (12) checks the Common App website, which is a platform that streamlines the college application process, providing resources and guidance to make college more accessible for students. Photo by Kylie Tanimura.

ACT & SATs Are Overrated

December 9, 2021
The Falcons take a timeout after the sixth inning to allow them to recuperate and stop Kaisers scoring momentum. Photo by Shyloh Morgan (12).

JV Softball Makes History

November 24, 2021
Riki Watanabe (12) gets his temperature checked before his swim club practice. Once his temperature is checked, he is asked daily questions including if he is feeling well, does he have a sore throat, and has he been in contact with someone with COVID. If he answers no to all, he is allowed to swim. Every swimmer in Sun-Shine Aquatics has to follow the mandatory temperature check, sign in, and mask mandate until in the water. Once they are in the water there is no mask being worn, but social distance is applied. Photo and caption by Lin Meyers.

Athletes Struggle to Get Noticed During COVID

November 2, 2021
Tris is a four-year-old pit bull mix adopted from the humane society because of her bubbly personality and has already mastered five tricks, such as shake. The adopt dont shop slogan started from Last Chance for Animals (LCA) in Los Angeles and aims to dissuade people from purchasing a dog from a breeder or puppy mill. Every year, an estimated 1.5 million adoptable shelter dogs and cats are euthanized in the United States, according to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). Every time an animal is adopted a space opens up in the shelter, also allowing another animal’s life to be saved. If it was ever a consideration to get a pet, please adopt from a local shelter or rescue and help find them their forever home. Photo and caption by Kylie Tanimura.

Adopt, Don’t Shop

October 21, 2021
Mr. Nguyen started teaching math at Kalani in 2020. Photo by Kylie Tanimura and Daniel Zheng..

Focus on: Math teacher, Mr. Nguyen

September 10, 2021
With Hawaii currently in Tier 3 and vaccinations opening to 12-year-olds and older, there are fewer restrictions for this years summer activities. You can enjoy time on the beach, play games, and have sleepovers with friends once again. And if you are still worried about COVID and want to be safe, technology has advanced, so now you can be on a video call with multiple friends or family. Infographic made by Kylie Tanimura using Canva.

Dreaming of Summer Days

May 13, 2021

[Video] Describe Yourself In 3 Words

March 14, 2021
Friday Sloboda is a 15-year-old competitive surfer and a freshman at Kalani High School. He was born in California but moved to Hawaii when he was 2 years old. His dad taught him to surf and he says surfing is a family affair. He looks forward to the future when COVID restrictions are loosened and he can compete again. Photo by Kylie Tanimura. 

It’s Finally Friday

March 4, 2021
Infographic made using Canva by Kylie Tanimura.

How To Survive Freshmen Year

February 23, 2021
Daynna Mekaru is swinging for the fences as she practices on Dec. 6, at Roosevelt High School softball field so she can be ready for her upcoming season as a sophomore at Mid-Pacific Institute. All public parks are currently open for anyone who wants to exercise, practice, or have a picnic with family or friends. The guidelines for parks in Tier Two are five people maximum and no masks when exercising; however, masks are highly recommended if you’re not 6 feet away from a person inside the park. Students should be going to their local parks and staying in shape, especially if they’re planning on playing for a Kalani sports team which is tentatively set to resume in 3rd Quarter. Photo and caption by Kylie Tanimura.

Get off the computer & get outside!

December 15, 2020
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Are IG Reels gaining popularity with TikTok facing possible ban?

September 25, 2020
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