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Showing posts with label pearl city high school. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pearl city high school. Show all posts

May 8, 2026

Pearl City High School Pep Rally 2026

Recently, Highlands Intermediate School hosted an energetic pep rally led by student-athletes from Pearl City High School. The event aimed to inspire and excite 8th graders as they prepare to transition to high school. The high school athletes showcased their school pride through dynamic cheers and motivational speeches, giving the younger students a firsthand glimpse into high school life. By highlighting opportunities for leadership, teamwork, and new experiences, the rally boosted school spirit and helped ease any nerves about the future. It was a fantastic event that fostered community and built anticipation for this next major step in the students' educational journey.  Alea Atud, 8th Grade Class Secretary






 


May 2, 2025

PCHS Pep Rally 2025

Ready… Set … GO to the PCHS Pep Rally 8th Graders! And so we did. The Pearl City High School Athletics Department held a pep rally for the 8th Graders to see and experience all the PCHS fall sports available.  The Class of 2029 were able to see the PCHS Atheletics program, talk to the coaches and players and sign up right then and there!  Some of the sports included were Air Riflery, Tennis, Cross Country, Football, Basketball, Cheerleading, Wrestling and the newest OIA sport, Girls Flag Football. The coaches went more in depth about their respective sport and soon after presentations were complete, the wave of students rushed to sign-up to the sports their were interested in. Overall, the PCHS Pep Rally 2025 was a huge success!










May 10, 2024

Pearl City High School Pep Rally 2024

Colts, are you ready to become a Charger next year?! The Pearl City High School Sports Pep Rally took place in the Cafeteria for all 8th Grade students on Friday - May 10th! The atmosphere was electrifying as everyone looked forward to meeting the Pearl City High School Athletics Department, coaches, players, and cheerleaders! We learned what it meant to be a student athlete at PCHS and also got forms to sign up for the Fall Sports like: football, air riflery, volleyball, basketball cheerleading and more! In the end we got to meet & greet the players and coaches and ask so many questions… we can’t wait to be Chargers next year!  Jilliane Gaborno, Assembly Committee













May 19, 2022

PCHS Student Council Onboarding 2022

Who’s ready for the next school year? Oh wait, it hasn’t started yet. Still, for the upcoming student council members of Pearl City High School, planning for the upcoming school year has already begun! And who better to learn from then the students of Pearl City High School themselves? On Thursday, May 19, the Student Activities Coordinator of PCHS, Mr. Miyashiro, and two current Student Council officers took the trip down to the Highlands Intermediate Stuco room to talk to the upcoming members. Through the entire 8th grade lunch, they explained the roles and responsibilities that these students would be accepting, and gave them a glimpse of all the fun activities to come! This was a learning experience for all in attendance, and the upcoming members gained a newfound confidence and excitement. Colts, if you’re 8th grade year is soon coming to an end, don’t be sad! Your high school years are going to be awesome, and your student council will make sure of it!  Mia, Student Government Vice President





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