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News in Waimalu

Waimalu news

Nothing new from Waimalu in the news feeds lately, so here’s what’s happening next door.

Straight from the source

From the schools

8 notices in the past month, read every morning from Waimalu’s own websites. Each one opens on the site that posted it.

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hawaiipublicschools.org ↗
Latest notices
  1. Staff Spotlight: Shane Myers (Leilehua-Mililani-Waialua Complex Area)Oct 29
  2. Kaʻū High & Pāhala Elementary, Molokai High first schools in the country to earn national designations for academy programsOct 28
  3. Two Kealakehe High School graduates earn prestigious U.S. Presidential Scholars honorOct 28
5 more from hawaiipublicschools.org
  1. Alumni Spotlight: David Odo (Kailua High)Oct 27
  2. HIDOE brings more local beef to school meals through regional partnershipsOct 26
  3. HIDOE brings more local beef to school meals through regional partnershipsOct 26
  4. Soaring with Pride: Under the Friday Night Lights at Waiʻanae High SchoolOct 21
  5. Staff Spotlight: Courtney Suma (Kapolei High)Oct 15
Read every morning from hawaiipublicschools.org’s news.
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Headlines from next door

Waimalu’s own feed is quiet, so here’s news from the towns around it.

From neighbors

The news that never makes the paper: what Waimalu is posting.

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Headlines come from the outlets that cover Waimalu, found through Google News; stories with Waimalu in the headline come first, and outlets or places that aren’t Waimalu, HI are left out. Articles belong to their publishers and aren’t independently verified; every story links to the publisher who wrote it. Topics are sorted automatically from each headline’s words. Notices, meetings and events come from the town, school district and library websites, read every morning and linked to the page that posted them. Game listings come from the NFHS Network.