With a new school year comes new classes, new computers, new clothes, and this year, a new bell schedule. However, the newest addition to Mid-Pacific...
Mid-Pacific Institute will no longer require masks starting September 1 for all students and faculty in indoor and outdoor spaces. The news...
By Chelsee Sawai Staff Writer Mid-Pacific seniors are able to exhale a sigh of relief and reflect on their college application process...
Want to pick up a Harry Potter novel at your school library? How about The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian? In some schools, that...
Tobi Kishimoto loves inspiring students. Kishimoto, once a part-time teacher, has joined Mid-Pacific’s art department. The new teacher,...
Rebecca Hodge loves giving back to the community. And as the newest addition to Mid-Pacific’s administration team, Assistant Principal of Student...
Athletes' transportation to games and practices had a sudden shortage this year. Mid-Pacific believes that the bus shortages are COVID-19...
By Kanoa Young Staff Writer Mid-Pacific Institute’s Junior Varsity baseball team grasped victory in the Interscholastic League of Honolulu...
By Kenna Kaneshiro Staff Writer Swimming and water polo seasons are in action this school year, however, COVID-19 restrictions and new regulations...
“Hope” captures my sense of the year. Restrictions eased, events increased, and normalcy made a comeback. Prom, an integral part of high school life, was an experience for which I was grateful to even have due to the past two years of the pandemic. We endured so much change during what is already considered some of the most stressful and turbulent times of youth. Yet we are still moving forward;...
By Joaquin Mejia Staff Writer No matter what class you take, you are bound to hear students questioning the education system with “when are we going to use this,” or “where can we see this in the real world?” Despite such skepticism about what students are learning, they achieve higher GPAs and test scores each year, according to the Department of Education. As society's emphasis on...
By Kayla Tom Staff Writer Dancers don’t get the credit they deserve. Being a dancer requires effort and artistry; something most people fail to consider with the belief that dancers are born with talent. , but most people just think dancers are somehow “naturally talented.” The Mid-Pacific School of the Arts dance program covers a Physical Education credit, however, you have to do both...