Details and reactions to the Hawaiʻi Department of Educationʻs new no-cellphone policy.

Summer break is right around the corner, and many Lahainaluna students hope to catch up on sleep. Freshman Sofiya Cartagena says, “I’m excited to finally fix my sleep schedule over break.” However, some students end up doing the opposite and gain unhealthy sleeping habits. At Lahainaluna, it’s common to see students yawn during class and fall asleep at their desks. Students involved in extracurricular activities, sports, and jobs complain about losing sleep over studying and

Sofiya Cartagena talks about the new and "distracting" toy, Kendamas!

Despite the loss, Coach Sarah Eubank believes the match pointed to new potential for the team in later years.

The upcoming sophomore PSAT is set to take place on March 5th, with 30 available spots for whoever signs up first.

Throughout the first semester, two fights have occurred near the bathroom in J building. Along with these incidents, teachers have also reported issues such as smoking and vaping. Some staff have discussed permanently closing the bathroom to prevent future problems. So far, the upstairs bathroom in J building has been limited to staff only because of these issues. With hundreds of students moving between classes throughout the day, J building is one of the busier areas on cam

The spring season is approaching and like girlʻs soccer last year, both water polo and girls golf are at risk of being cancelled as they do not have enough players. “I think participating for Lahainaluna is a very big honor,” states water polo head coach and agriculture teacher Bradley Mason. While the team currently has “about 10 girls,” Mason said that while “that's enough to have a team,” a roster of “twelve or fourteen (girls) would be ideal.” Without substitutes, the r