RECENT NEWS
National Merit Finalist – Kian Sanchez
Update- 2/10/2025 Congratulations to University Laboratory School Senior Kian Sanchez! Kian has met all the requirements to advance to Finalist standing in the National Merit® Scholarship program. All Finalists will be considered for National Merit Scholarship Awards to be offered in 2025. The National Merit Scholarship Program honors individual students …
Aloha Chiba University!
February 6, 2025- We were glad to welcome Chiba University students during their recent study aboard trip to Hawaii! Our ULS students learned about unique Japanese cultural customs from the six groups of students who presented their topics in English. Selected students in 8th and 10th grade learned about Japanese …
University of Hawai‘i West O’ahu- Global Engagement International Program Visit
On Thursday, January 23, 2025, the University Laboratory School hosted 18 graduate students from South Korea, who are part of the University of Hawai‘i West O‘ahu’s Office of Global Engagement International Program. The visit, which included a school tour and discussion, offered valuable global learning experiences for everyone involved.
“Welcome to ULS, Home of the Jr. Bows” Mural
During the fall 2024 semester Drawing and Painting students were introduced to the concept of art in public spaces and art’s ability to positively impact a community. Four seniors–Jenesis, Kevin, Winny, and Angelina–worked together to plan and create a mural in the walkway between the MPB and Castle Memorial Hall. The students …
Chungnam-Sookmyung University Visit
On Tuesday, January 21, 2025, the University Laboratory School welcomed 20 university students from Chungnam-Sookmyung University in South Korea. They observed Social studies, English, mathematics and music classes as part of the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa’s (UHM) Hawaiʻi English Language Program (HELP).
New Year, New Roots
We welcome a new addition that’s eager to set up roots at our school — a new native Hawaiian Loulu palm tree! Students in our Green Planet Infinity Society planted the tree to help the repopulation effort for the native palms in the Pritchardia classification. The school also acquired markers …