Spirit Point Competition! 1st - Fantastic 4 | 2nd - Hui Mana'o | 3rd - Laulima | 4th - Na Koa | 5th - 'Ekahi | 6th - Hui Ha'aheo | 7th - Ho'oko | 8th - Laule'a

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Showing posts with label parade. Show all posts

December 7, 2025

Pearl City Christmas Parade 2025

The Pearl City Xmas Parade 2025 was a joyful event that brought the community together to celebrate the holiday season with excitement and cheer. As part of this annual tradition, various school clubs and organizations showcased their holiday spirit through lively marching, performances, and festive displays. This year, the parade began at Pearl City High School and continued along a route to the Pearl City Shopping Center. Highlands Intermediate School was proud to be part of the celebration, with our Student Council representing us with enthusiasm and discipline. Our students marched in strict formation, passed out candies to the crowd, and led cheers that filled the air with holiday joy. Their spirited participation helped spread warmth and happiness throughout the community. The Highlands group had an amazing time cheering, connecting with spectators, and soaking in the holiday spirit all around. The parade was not only a display of school pride but also a heartwarming reminder of the importance of community, friendship, and sharing joy during the holiday season. The Pearl City Xmas Parade 2025 was a memorable event for everyone involved, leaving us all with smiles, festive memories, and a renewed sense of holiday cheer.  — Emmalia Tuagalu, 8th Grade Vice-President




















December 1, 2024

Pearl City Christmas Parade 2024

This year the Highlands Intermediate Student Council took part in the Pearl City Christmas Parade 2024! There were many songs, cheers, and most of all SPIRIT!!! There were so many schools, students, and clubs representing this year…It seemed as if the entire Pearl City community was out there cheering on everyone from the start at Momilani Elementary all the way to the end, Pearl City Shopping Center. There were so many floats and classic cars too that were decorated top to bottom in holiday swag! The Pearl City Christmas Parade was a holiday BANGER! The Student Council did such an absolutely great job with all their hard work over the weeks of preparing for their performance. Bravo to the Highlands Student Council and their AWESOME Student Activities Coordinator, Mr. Eric White ;) Herbi Abija, 7th Grade Council












September 27, 2019

PCHS Homecoming Parade 2019

“Be LOUD! Be EXCITED! HAVE FUN!”  These were the only rules that counted in the PCHS Parade 2019. Student Council teamed up with the Highlands Intermediate Cheerleaders to march in the parade. In front of the freshman class and behind the high school cheerleaders, our students marched, chanted, and gave away candy all the way down to Pacheco Park. We cheered and laughed, and sweated like CRAZY! But in the end, it was an experience that we’d never forget.  Celice, 8th Grade Secretary














October 5, 2018

PCHS Homecoming Parade 2018

“G-double O-D J-O-B, Good Job, Good Job!” AMAZING job to the Highlands Student Council and Cheerleaders in their participation in the PCHS Homecoming Parade 2018! All of us were so very excited to participate, once again, in the parade with all of the high schoolers. The school spirit was all around as citizens of our community lined up the streets, clapping along the the upbeat rhythm and melodies the PCHS Band was laying down. Happiness could be found in every direction, with smiles on every face. All the high school classes -- Senior ℅ 2019, Junior ℅ 2020, Sophomores ℅ 2021, Freshman ℅ 2020 --  were marching with some pep in their step, behind their class floats and the cars that held their class Kings and Queens. The fun sadly came to an end as we ended our march at Pacheco Park at the bottom of Pearl City. To conclude, the PCHS Homecoming Parade was filled with excitement, great fun and memories students from both schools with never, ever forget.... GO COLTS! GO CHARGERS! Thalia Perpignan, SG Vice-President