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Pearl City High School IBAD academy seniors

offered Pearl City High School 撸sir视频 the opportunity to take college classes in a pathway leading to a management certificate. Fifteen 撸sir视频 were enrolled in Pearl City High School’s International Business and Design Academy (IBAD) and offered the cohort to 撸sir视频uate with a Career and Technical Education (CTE) honors certificate and a Certificate of Achievement in Management this spring.

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From left, Syreeta Washington, Malamalama Ada, Daphne Okunaga

“This program has been life-changing for me. Joining this program has pushed me beyond my comfort zone, challenging me to explore new ideas and experiences… giving me the confidence to seek out opportunities to grow,” said student Jordyn Shibata. “I’ve not only gained valuable knowledge, but it has also made me feel more confident and capable as an individual, ready to tackle any challenge in the future.”

Daphne Okunaga, lead teacher for IBAD, said, “The focus was not just Early College (a program that allows high school 撸sir视频 to take college classes for credit), but rather a strategic approach to earn CTE honors, the management certificate, and to prepare them to major in business at 撸sir视频 Mānoa or 撸sir视频 West Oʻahu.”

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“I am consistently inspired by the potential of our Early College program,” said Syreeta Washington, Leeward CC’s Early College counselor, “The program’s success is built upon our 撸sir视频’ dedication to their education, the strong collaborations we’ve cultivated, and our shared dedication to fostering student success.”

The program was supported by 撸sir视频ʻi P–20 and a grant from the Stupski Foundation.

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