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Kaydee Leong (right) and Olivia Kulaga (left) repaint one of the C-buildings walls for the Key Club campus beautification volunteer event. Photo by Ms.Takayesu.

Key Club Returns With In-Person Activities

Olivia Kulaga, News
September 16, 2021
Kalani freshman Leilani Phan reads a book in C-12, Ms. Nassers classroom. She is starting a book club at the school, and encourages everyone, even non-readers, to join. Photo by Azriel Badon.

Kalani Freshman Aims to Start Book Club

Azriel Badon, News
September 16, 2021

Kalani Un-Masked: Wakea Kanahele

September 15, 2021
Bailey Kwon (11): “A pro for me would be the accessibility. You don’t have to worry so much supplies-wise like packing a bag, packing a bag for school. A con is a lot of teachers doubled the work since were home all the time so you’re hardly ever able to take a break for yourself. Youre always doing school 24/7.”

PHOTO SERIES: Pros & Cons from Q3

Ranson Silva, Photojournalism
April 12, 2021
Serena Wong (12) graduates this year from Kalani High School and plans to study at Kapiolani Community College in the Fall. Photo by Ka Leo Staff 2019.

Letter to my freshman self

Serena Wong, Student Life
May 15, 2019
Aros Olimpicos by Elfgone on Wiki Commons.

Freshmen House Olympics

Trinh Tran, Student Life
May 14, 2019
Paulina Ruelas, a junior at Kalani High School, explains how she to manages swimming, bowling, relationships and a 4.0 GPA. Her mother Victoria Ruelas (left) is a teacher and coach at Kalani High School. Photo courtesy of P. Ruelas 2018.

Spotlight on: Paulina Ruelas

Joleeya James, Features
November 19, 2018
A view of the Senior Send-Off Assembly for the Class of 2018.

Senior Year: Are we really prepared for college?

Kaitlyn Tsuha, Student Life
September 16, 2018
Students burdened with heavy backpacks walk through the halls of Kalani High School during a break between periods. Staff photo 2018.

Jobs Take a Toll on Overloaded Students

Kai Kuruhara, Features
April 19, 2018
Photo by Kai Kuruhara 2017.

Jenny Tao, the Next Big Thing

Kai Kuruhara, Feature
December 20, 2017
Every day I wake at 5 a.m., eager to get to school and see my friends. I could just not go to school and either go to Ala Moana or the beach or even another friend’s house. But seeing the empty halls before a very busy day of school creates a drive and passion in me and I can’t wait to conquer life’s greatest challenges! Photo by Dylan Shugart 2017.

The Early Bird Gets The Worm

Dylan Shugart, Photojournalism
December 20, 2017

Social Standards

Trustan Kekauoha, Editorial
December 20, 2017
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