Waipahu High School Early College students inducted into Leeward CC honor society
Through the Early College program, the students had access to college-level classes that qualified them to be honor society members.
Early College participation increases
Participation in the Early College initiative, in which Hawaiʻi students can earn college and high school credits while still in high school, increased by 11 percent from 2012 through 2017, according to the College and Career Readiness Indicators Report.
Early College offerings skyrocket at Hawai‘i high schools
Early College offers the opportunity for students to take UH courses at their high school and earn credit toward their high school graduation and college degree.
Waipahu student earns Leeward CC degree before high school graduation
Waipahu High Schoolʻs Rovy Anne Dipaysa is the first Early College student to earn her associate in arts degree before her high school diploma.
President’s October 2017 highlights and updates
Highlights include first high school student set to earn associate degree, UH and STEM, XLR8UH team in Dubai and more.
Early College student art highlighted at Gallery ʻIolani
Castle High School students in Windward CC's ART 113 present their work through November.
UH West Oʻahu growing summer bridge programs
The university’s efforts to better prepare incoming freshman for the rigors of college paid off this summer with the summer bridge program attendance at an all time high.
UH West Oʻahu partners with Waiʻanae and Waipahu High Schools in creative media
High school students will receive college credit for courses as part of early college programs that will count toward an associateʻs degree.
Farrington High students visit state-of-the-art nursing simulation center at Mānoa
Health Academy students participated in hands-on activities including an airway management simulation and working on a high-fidelity manikin.
Windward’s Early College High School program receives expansion funding
The five-year grant will provide approximately 1,309 additional college credits with a priority going towards first-generation college attendees and low-income high school students.
