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Name: IPA Spring Break Camp
Start: 2021-03-22T00:00:00-10:00
End: 2021-03-26T23:59:59-10:00
Location: Island Pacific Academy

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IPA Certified as Blue Zones Project School and Worksite

ISLAND PACIFIC ACADEMY celebrated our certification as a Blue Zones Project school and worksite, becoming the very first school in the Kapolei area to receive certification as both a school and a worksite.

Make a Difference Day Gets Students Out into the Community

IPA students give back to their community in many ways throughout the year, but the annual Make a Difference Day is an opportunity for the Secondary student body to contribute to the community in a meaningful way.

murals brighten up queen's medical center - West O'ahu

Annie Uesugi '19, Mina Cintron '20, and Taj Tottori '26 were selected to paint their murals at The Queen's Medical Center - West O'ahu

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IPA and kamehameha schools celebrate ke aloha a Pauahi collaboration

The partnership will provide more children of Hawaiian ancestry with an opportunity to have access to a private school values-based education in preparation for college and careers

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STUDENTS COME FIRST

At IPA, each child is valued as an individual. Our students are at the center of a well-rounded education that allows all to be nurtured, all to develop, and all to shine. From the moment our students step on campus each morning to the end of a fulfilling day, all we do is with the belief that "students come first."

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VALUES MATTER

IPA students are immersed in a school culture "WHERE VALUES MATTER." We practice core values – the power of human kindness, generosity of spirit, and recognition of each individual's value – which helps students develop strong character and become good citizens in their community and the world.

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COMMUNITY COUNTS

IPA students thrive in a caring community made up of students, faculty & staff, parents, and families. At IPA learning extends beyond school walls and campus borders into the community. Students have much to learn from the community and also a responsibility to give back through service learning.

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Latest News

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IPA Students Discuss Community Issues with Micah Kāne, CEO of the Year

11 December 2020

Twelve ISLAND PACIFIC ACADEMY Secondary students had the unique opportunity to take part in the Hawaii Business Magazine CEO of the Year virtual event on December 11, 2020 with honoree Micah Kāne, CEO and President of Hawaiʻi Community Foundation.

Learning through creating: students express themselves through music composition

10 December 2020

Students in Ms. Healy’s music class can list music composition on their list of skills now that their music trimester has concluded. And they have their own original pieces of work to prove it. As their final class project, students were asked to compose and write their own original song and lyrics about any topic of their choice, as long as it followed IPA’s 5 agreements of aloha, mālama, hoʻolohe, kuleana, and pono.

Founding student and alumna returns to join IPA’s administrative team

09 December 2020

There’s no place like home! Kelsey Uehira ‘11 says it’s great to be back on campus. Kelsey joined the IPA administrative staff in November as the Registrar & Student Information Systems Manager.

IPA Certified as Blue Zones Project School and Worksite

25 November 2020

ISLAND PACIFIC ACADEMY celebrated being certified as a Blue Zones Project School and Worksite on Wednesday, November 25, becoming the very first school in the Kapolei area to receive certification as both a school and a worksite.

Put a Bead on It!

24 November 2020

“Put a Bead on It!” is an initiative started by Secondary English teachers Laura Boles and Owen Williams to provide opportunities for Secondary faculty to show their appreciation for each other and help build community connections.

First Virtual Club Fest Held at IPA

07 October 2020

ISLAND PACIFIC ACADEMY held its first-ever virtual Club Fest last month. Translating the traditional format of Club Fest into a virtual one took a lot of planning, organizing, and creativity by the five members of the Executive Council, but the success of the event made it all worth it.