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Congratulations to Carlo Daquioag, Senior of PHIS, on being elected again in the Hawaii State Student Council Executive Board for the 2020-21 school year as Vice Chairperson. Mahalo for all your hard work and for being an active leader in our school and community! - Much love, PHIS OHANA ---- What is HSSC? The Hawaii State Student Council (HSSC) is the official representation of Hawaii’s 180,000 public school students. The council is composed of members spanning the several islands of the state who meet on a regular basis to discuss students' concerns and action to remedy the present and future issues of education and student life. For more information on what this council does click below: https://www.hawaiistuco.com/  HAWAI'I STATE STUDENT COUNCIL 2020-2021 EXECUTIVE BOARD: LEFT TO RIGHT: Jessica Chang, Chairperson; Carlo Daquioag Vice Chairperson; Eiren Tamayo, Secretary; Trisha Dayrit, Sergeant-at-Arms; Enji Himoya, Historian; Hunter Harris, BOE Student Rep.
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 From left to right: Mr. Palikiko (Lead Speaker), Poe, Daecee, Tapenga, Ariel, Mr. Bumanglag Aloha all,
I had the privilege to take four of our Junior Class Officers (Poerava Lucas-Waters, Daecee Subia, Tapenga Orevillo, and Ariel Colobong) to a leadership conference at the Hapuna Prince Hotel this past Friday and Saturday. They were joined by other student leaders from other schools to be exposed to the hospitality and visitor industry. On Friday, students attended a session with a motivational speech by Mayor Billy Kenoi, learned about the culture of the hotel, then attended a luau during the evening. Students gained first hand experience on the ins and outs of running a luau, from the set up to the clean up phase. Students also had the task to escort costumers to their seats while showing their aloha and hospitality skills that they had learned during the day. On Saturday, students were given a tour of the hotel and visited 5 departments: Front Desk, Food and Beverage, Pool/Beach, Sales and Events, and Engineering/Repair. Each department provided information to the students on the importance of their department and they were able ask questions to the employees. The students’ said their biggest take away from this experience was learning about the different degrees and backgrounds that are needed to work in the different departments of the hotel. This was the 1st annual overnight event of the Leadership, Exploration, Inspiration (LEI) program. It was a great learning experience for myself and for my students to participate in. - Jay Bumanglag, PHIS' Math Teacher and Student Activities Coordinator |
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