Give ALOHA!
A Tribute to the Class of 2020
Shop For Higher Education
Help Castle High School earn scholarships while you shop @ Foodland!…Say ‘Castle High’ to the cashier. Castle High School is currently in 15th place and is now able to win three $2000 scholarships for our current graduating seniors. In addition to the scholarships, the top schools will also receive money towards their Project Graduation.
The Shop for Higher Education Program at Foodland is running now through March 31, 2020. Shop as you normally do and earn matching Maika`i points for Castle. Please spread the word to alumni friends and family!
Mahalo for your continued support of Castle High School.
Please support Castle’s Auto Club

Project Grad Fundraiser for Class of 2021
Exclusive Castle Knights Merchandise
Fall is here and the fresh gear drops! Get it for yourself, or give to someone as a gift. Don’t wait because this is for a limited time only! Pre-orders due November 22, 2019. All purchases are final – no refunds and no exchanges. Distribution date December 9th thru 20th in Room 48 after school.
These items may be available at the Windward Holiday Craft and Gift Fair, December 8, 2019. See the flyer at the bottom of this post.
Place your pre-order online. https://forms.gle/qYyMffFdPnLUzbGVA
- T-shirts (short sleeve and long sleeve)
- Dri-Fit shirts (short sleeve and long sleeve)
- Cotton Hoodies
- Lanyards
- Insulated water bottle
Cotton Hoodie
Amazon Black Friday!
When you shop on smile.amazon.com, this Black Friday, you’ll be getting the same Amazon prices you’ve been enjoying and will make a contribution at the same time to Castle Alumni/Community Association. Just follow this link.
Castle High School FFA Imu Tickets for Sale
Castle’s Future Farmers of America are selling IMU tickets for Thanksgiving. All proceeds benefit Castle’s FFA Agriculture Program.
Bring your TURKEY or CHICKEN to roast in their imu. Easy peazy! Tickets may be purchased from the school office NOW.
IMU PREP / ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT: 808-227-5324
On 11/27/19 (Wednesday)
- Thaw and season whole turkey or chicken – up to 25 lbs
- You may use a turkey bag to keep juices in
- Wrap bird TIGHTLY in heavy duty aluminum foil 6 times around
- 3 times around long ways
- 3 times around short ways
- Masking tape around length and width to keep foil tight – go around 3 times each way
- Write your first and last name with permanent marker on the masking tape. Failure to do so may result in you receiving the wrong bird.
- Place bird in disposable aluminum foil pan
- Drop it off to the Agriculture Shop (come through the cafeteria / tennis courts gate on Kaneohe Bay Drive) between 3:00 and 5:00 PM
- Turn in your ticket and receive a claim ticket
On 11/28/19 (Thursday)
- Bring your claim ticket
- Bring a pan, cooler or plastic bags to contain the juices from the turkey at pickup
- Pick up your cooked turkey between 9:00 and 11:00 AM
We will have a table with string and tape in case your bird needs to be rewrapped
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED:
- CUTTING AND PREPPING WOOD – Volunteers needed any time!
- TUE 26h: 12:00 – 5:00 PM to help prepare banana stumps
- WED 27st: 5-9 PM to load turkeys and close imu
- THRS 28th: 8AM – 2:00 PM to unload turkeys, distribute, close up imu and clean up
For more information, contact Carlos Severson at (808) 227-5324.
Updated 11/14/19
Volunteers needed: Castle Project Grad Holiday Craft Fair
Aloha Alumni!
Castle Project Grad Holiday Craft Fair is looking for Alumni Volunteers!
Date: Sunday, Dec 8, 2019
Time: 7am to 2pm
Place: Castle Cafe and surrounding areas
Help needed with:
– Parking directions
– Unloading Vendors
– Announcements
– Alumni promotion
– All around assistance
The craft and gift fair is strictly run by volunteers. If you can help in any way, please contact the Chairperson, Teri Lynn Sato at (808)554-9620 or email her at windwardholidaycraftfair@gmail.com
Tribute to Kawaikapuaokalani Hewett

Photo by Craig T. Kojima
1972 Castle High School Alumni Kawaikapuaokalani Hewett is being honored by the Hawaii Academy of Recording Arts for a Lifetime Achievement Award. Hewett is a vocalist, songwriter, recording artist, kumu hula, and cultural practitioner.
Mahalo to the Honolulu Star Advertiser for the great tribute to Kalani and the other awardees.
The story can be found in today’s Honolulu Star Advertiser in the special PLAY section.
http://tinyurl.com/y5m87eq3