Thursday, June 20, 2019

Kahuku HS graduation has us all cheering



Getting high school students to do anything is a major challenge so its a wonder that Kahuku High School continues to put out out-of-this-world graduation ceremonies involving the entire class singing and choreography.

We've featured this high school before where 60% of the student body is Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander. Asians make up only 9%. White students are in the minority with only 18% of the student body.




The pride in being one of these ethnic groups is self-evident in the video. I wish I had gone to this high school. It would have done wonders for my self-esteem during that vulnerable time of my identity-seeking years.

The Senior Medley has become a tradition at Kahuku H.S. and emulated by other Hawaiian high schools. This year's graduation ceremony took place May 23 at their school, located on the non-touristy Northshore of Oahu.

Watch all the way until until the end when the entire graduating class does a haka. 



Congratulations Kahuku graduates!
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