Fun Friday 2

Fun Friday 2 at Highlands Intermediate was an exciting and memorable way to celebrate the end of the school year. The event brought together students from both grade levels for a lunch full of energy, school spirit, and fun activities that kept everyone engaged from start to finish. Everywhere you looked, students were participating, cheering, and representing their teams. The lines for activities were long, which only showed how popular and successful each station was. Along with the fun, students were also competing to earn spirit points for their teams, adding an extra layer of excitement and friendly competition. One of the standout attractions was the student dunk tank. Many students lined up for the chance to dunk their favorite student council members, making it one of the most entertaining parts of the day. Laughter and cheers could be heard across the campus every time someone hit their target. However, the most popular activity of all was the prize wheel. The line stretched across the entire court, with students eagerly waiting for their turn to spin and win prizes. Its popularity made it the highlight of Fun Friday 2, drawing the biggest crowd and keeping the excitement going throughout the event. To close out the day, the competition for spirit points reached its peak. The 8th grade team, Koa Kou Lio, made history by earning over 1,000 spirit points—the highest total ever achieved. Their enthusiasm and participation truly stood out and made their victory well deserved. Overall, Fun Friday 2 was a huge success. It was a perfect way for students to come together, celebrate the school year, and create lasting memories before heading into the next chapter.  — Avery Chagami, Dance Committee

Farewell Video 2026

Student Council Farewell Bonding 2026 "The Last Splash!"

Student Government President Ashlynn Peralta and Secretary Sophia Marie Kim went absolutely all out for the Student Council’s final bonding event of the year! Diving headfirst into a thrilling "Water Play" theme, they packed the day with high-drenching games specifically designed to leave everyone completely soaked. The competition heated up with a few rounds of a high-stakes water balloon spoon race and a frantic game of pass-the-water-cup, but the absolute highlight was the epic finale: a massive 8th graders vs. 7th graders water balloon fight. In the closing moments of the chaotic battle, the students united for one final mission—completely drenching our very own Mr. White! It was a brilliantly planned, fun-packed event that wrapped up the year with endless laughter and smiles all around. — Mikayla Mathis, Dance Committee