Needs to work on the sportsmanship theyre teaching student athletes from grades 7-12. Coaches,…read morefamilies, and everyone involved in their sports' programs alike need to be better examples for the students. Disappointed watching them play other schools in various boys and girls sports, yet acting unfair and with complete disregard for the rules in place.

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The principal was horrible! These people lost my child and when I was losing my mind upset and…read moreyelling they didnt help me find him instead they called the police on me after correcting me and how I was talking to them while my son was still missing! They didnt care about him. They only cared about how I addressed them. I thought my son was kidknapped or dead somewhere. He wasnt at A plus and didnt come off of his bus. 2 people failed him by 1 putting him on the wrong bus and then the 2nd person didnt check his tag to see if he belonged. The bus company driver yelled at my son as he sat alone on the bus. He was only in Kindergarten. THEY didnt communicate to anyone when I told them my son was missing!!! I was disconnected on and when I called back that person didnt hear about my missing son. How the HELL does that happen? If someone tells me a child is missing I am letting everyone in the office know and calling into A plus and also checking with the bus company and searching the campus. But nothing was done! I was the one that found him by calling on my own to the bus company. I know this because I asked if anyone called about it? They said no. The cops that were called on me they weren't told that a child was missing.

I whent to school there it was kinda fun I was there for 4-6 grade,there was bullies throughout.my…read more4 grade teacher was melvin myaji,5 grade was stacy hunt and 6 grade was mrs.cox idk her first name but I bet they r still their

I have been here twice for different events. This last time was for a poverty simulation. It was…read morevery impactful and well thought out. I really appreciate the center because of everything it does for the community.

This is one of the most beautiful learning centers around, in my opinion. The Ka Pua initiative…read morepreschools are in the buildings behind the learning center. Schools like punanaleo, waiana'ae early education and keiki o ka'Aina. These preschools serve the children of the west side- all of waiana'e coast. I believe that tuition starts at $675 approximately. All programs offer a great, nurturing and stimulating atmosphere for the keiki. The many workshops that are provided there are invaluable- for both parents and non-parents. Check out their website for more info!

Teachers and faculty really care for the safety and well being of every child here at Leihoku…read moreelementary. Campus is clean and classrooms are conducive learning environments. There are extracurricular activities that are provided for different preferences.

This school is located in our neighborhood it's a small little school of tucked away. Every time I…read moredrop off the kids here everything is so organized they have the car line moving nicely. There's designated areas if you want to park and walk your child to their classrooms. The parking staff is very attentive. Other than picking up the kids and dropping off the kids I'm usually here for any little type of assembly or performance the kids have the only downfall to this school is the parking. For a small school there are lots of parents. The latest activity that I attended here at the school was mayday. Parking was chaotic I went super early to make sure I got a parking spot and walked home. Upon walking back I noticed that the police were there to give tickets. The school however did make an announcement over the PA system about moving or you would be ticketed if parking in any unmarked parking stall. I understand you have to move but for may day I don't understand why the police were there. It was a day to enjoy the kids but at the same time now you have to worry about your car. There was some opening on the field where they should utilize for parking so maybe in the future that should happen.

Beautiful campus and the site of this year's 2nd Lā Kūʻokoʻa Festival…read more Great host and hostess, lots of food vendors and food trucks.... delicious drinks, educational booths, beautiful crafts and fun games for everyone. The music got you dancing and the Hula Halau's showed off their talent. The weather was nice and the sounds of the ocean made this special event of Lā Kūʻokoʻa Festival as special as its message

Personally had terrible experiences with this school. The…read morestaff was very rude and disrespectful toward me. Im an older sister of 3 siblings who attend this school. When I go to pick them up, I get all the attitude because it's not my mother picking them up (my mom does not live with me, I help my dad by picking up kids when it's his turn with custody). After seeing my siblings after months, My siblings had infected open cuts that the nurse was not aware of and apparently didn't care about because the children didn't come and complain about it. One of them is in preschool. And there was a situation where my brother called me from the office to pick him up. When I arrived about 20 min later (there was traffic on the way to nanakuli), the after school program took the longest time and had difficulty finding him and telling me where he was. They took me to various locations around the school & called around, which had me worried about how they keep track of children after school. We eventually came to realization that someone else had picked him up, about 45 min after I arrived. My siblings also tell me about their disciplinary training. And they included how they have to write their teacher an apology letter when they forget their practice sheet for their recorder (flute type instrument). And how my younger sister in preschool gets kicked out of my 4th grade sister's class by the teacher before school hours because she's just not allowed to be in there before school. Parking is hectic, and the turn to go into the school is barely a turn at all, I think they're trying to build a streetlight for the turn. My siblings are also afraid to go to the basketball courts after school, they still have yet to tell me why. They just don't. I added another star because the security guards are actually very nice. But that is about it. Wish I had better experiences. Unfortunately, trying to get the kids transferred out is my only option at this point.

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I have been interested in tarot for a long time, but did not know where to start. Then a friend…read morerecommended Storm Arcana, I jumped at the opportunity and scheduled a reading! I came to Storm for a general reading and received so much more! They provided me incredible insight, They opened my heart and expanded my understanding of self. The awareness that I received from my readings has given me significant clarification surrounding my next steps, especially regarding my family, personal relationships and career path. I felt that Their observations and Their analysis of my reading were extremely beneficial. They were able to intuitively understand my current emotional state, and most importantly help me to understand what the universe needs from me. I would highly recommend a reading by Storm to anyone who can grasp and acknowledge their individuality. What They can do for you will only mean something if you are ready to dive deeper into the cosmos.

I love the atmosphere of this HS! I have been here for work purposes as well as to support the…read moreschools sports team! The students here all have big goals and dreams for themselves - I RESPECT THAT. I also respect the teachers and staff here who work so hard for the school. Special shoutout to the JROTC program here. 100+ years of molding kids who will one day be awesome leaders. Another really cool notable thing offered at Waianae HS is a clinic on-campus run by the Waianae Comprehensive Health Services (something along those lines, haha) and it operates like an urgent care for students and families in the area. They can prescribe medicationa, be seen by a nurse practitioner, etc. It isnt a replacement for the schools health office of nurse but its rather an addition in case of serious medical emergencies. Super cool!

Waianae High School is awesome in it self but I checked in here because of the brilliant street art…read more I love the detail and the vibrant colors. Who ever painted this electrical box really captures the spirit of Waianae High School. Perfect example of the spiritual power of the area.

ohana ola is the worst shelter I know they kick you out with children they don't even help you look…read morefor other shelter they only pick and choose who they like help and who not to help they try make you go work knowing you can't work due to mental health they are the bad shelter to go to I wouldn't stay here in dis shelter no good dis place don't move in here maintenance workers walks into your unit when not home they don't tell you they came in bad place to come