Leeward District Student Council 25-26

Student government members from schools across the Leeward district came together at Kapolei Middle School for the Leeward District Student Council 2026 meeting. The gathering gave student leaders the opportunity to represent their schools, meet new people, and share ideas with other SG members from across the district. Before the official meeting started, students participated in a fun icebreaker activity to help everyone feel more comfortable and relaxed. The activity helped students connect with one another and successfully created a welcoming, energetic environment. During the meeting, students focused on collaboration and leadership development by:

• Discussing school environments and sharing common student concerns.
• Highlighting successful events and activities their respective student governments hosted throughout the year.
• Exchanging unique perspectives and learning from the diverse experiences of schools across the Leeward district.

The meeting was a fantastic opportunity for these student leaders to strengthen their communication skills, build lasting friendships, and continue growing as impactful leaders in their schools and communities. Shanell Saelua, Student Government Treasurer

LDSC 2014-15 (Leeward District Student Council)

Once a month, the Highlands Intermediate Student Government travels to Kapolei Middle School to participate in  the Leeward District Student Council. At this meeting, all the school from Pearl City to Waianae present school concerns, great ideas, and what activities the Student Council has planned for the 2014-15 school year.  Each school bringing great ideas for new activities and meaningful school concerns. Overall, this is an amazing and educational experience for us and we can't wait to meet up again!  Sean, SG President

 

Secondary Student Conference 2008

Secondary Student Conference 2008
December 4-6, 2008

Desiree Aila, 8th grade President, represented HIS at this year's Secondary Student Conference (SSC) held at the State Capitol Building from December 4-6. The SSC is to provide secondary school students the opportunity to identify, discuss and arrive at sufficient solutions to major youth problems, with emphasis on school problems that require the attention and collaboration of Hawaii's youth, the Department of Education and the Hawaii State Legislature. The theme for this year's conference was "Change Is The Only Constant." To prepare for this important event, Desiree, along with the rest of the Leeward representatives met up on weekends at Kapolei High School to work on their resolutions. The resolutions brought forth during this student-led conference will eventually be presented to the House of Representatives during an actual session and will be through the legislative process.