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All 10th-12th graders, the first ASVAB administration of the year is next Monday, October 26 at 1 PM. The test will be administered in the Learning Resource Center (LRC), better known as the Hilo High School Library.

Hawai'i Keiki School Health Program Did you know that Hilo High School has a nurse in the health room to work with the School Health Assistant (SHA) in supporting your child’s health and education? Hilo High School is staffed with a Hawai‘i Keiki registered nurse (RN). When your child is sick at school, this nurse can assess your child and decide if your child needs to go home, see a medical provider, or can stay at school.

Are you ready for College? Upward Bound at UH Hilo is accepting applications. Sign up for their Virtual Information Nights on their website.

Please watch to view a message from Principal Urasaki, and Athletic Director Kaeo Drummondo.

Class of 2021 Seniors! Do you want to have your own special place for you and your friends in this year’s yearbook? Well, now you can by purchasing a Senior Ad! Prices are as follows: Full Page: $200, ½ Page: $100, and ¼ Page: $50.

Beginning October 14, 2020, parents/guardians can log into the Infinite Campus Portal and complete the Impact Aid survey.  Please note that Hilo High School is participating in this online pilot project but other schools may not be.  Parents/guardians who have children at different schools who are not conducting the Federal Impact Aid survey online must complete paper surveys that are sent home via other schools.  Federal funding is allocated on a per student basis.

Parent message from Supt. Kishimoto regarding instructional review of Acellus. In a letter to families, Superintendent Christina Kishimoto said the HIDOE has completed a review of Acellus and is working to move forward in a manner that supports students in the least disruptive manner possible.

The Hawaii State Department of Education (HIDOE) Grab-and-Go school meals program will be returning for the fall semester at 203 public schools beginning on Monday, Oct. 12, through Friday, Dec. 18, to provide free meals to children ages 18 and younger. The meals are available to children regardless of whether or not they are enrolled at the distribution site, are public school students, or are eligible for the free or reduced-price lunch program.

Every year, Hilo High School holds an annual Title I meeting during Open House. Since Open House did not happen this year, please click here to read what Title I is, and how Hilo High School is qualifies and uses Title I support.