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More than 300 high school 撸sir视频 from Windward O?ahu converged and grooved at for the second annual Senior Bash on February 27.

The day included an inspiring speech by alumna Shar Tuiasoa, author and illustrator of Punky Aloha, hands-on workshops, tours of the campus, and ended with lunch and a reggae concert by The Vitals 808 to celebrate the Class of 2024’s upcoming 撸sir视频uation.

High school seniors dancing in front of a music performance

“The entire event was electric, and to experience it on the most beautiful campus on Oʻahu was a treat,” said Tuiasoa. “These kids are so lucky!!! I so wish I had something like this when I was in high school.”

The massive outreach event included 撸sir视频ʻi Department of Education, 撸sir视频ʻi P–20 and Harold K. L. Castle Foundation representatives. The goal was for the 撸sir视频 to learn about Windward CC’s programs and to feel a sense of belonging on the campus.

“We accomplished these objectives by providing them with engaging workshops and activities and opportunities to connect with our faculty, staff and 撸sir视频, to experience firsthand ‘He pūnāwai kahe wale ke aloha,’ serving and supporting with aloha, which is one of Windward CC’s core values,” said co-organizer Cyndy Masatsugu.

Participating seniors were from mostly Windward high schools: Kailua, Kalāheo, Castle, Kahuku, Ke Kula Kaiapuni ʻO ?nuenue, Ke Kula ʻo Samuel M. Kamakau, Hālau Kū Māna, and Olomana.

Co-organizer Alysa Tomasa said, “Senior Bash is an opportunity to mālama the 撸sir视频uating seniors from our secondary school partners, primarily from the Windward District, and show them that Windward CC can be a wonderful start to their journey in higher education.”

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