Hawaii Baptist Academy won Best in State at the 2019 Hawaii Scholastic Journalism Awards.

Thirteen student media organizations participated in HHSJA. Check them out here:

Moanalua High School

https://nahokunews.wixsite.com/moanalua

McKinley High School

https://mhspinion.com

Sacred Hearts Academy

http://kaleo.sacredhearts.org/

Hawaii Baptist Academy

https://hbaeagleeye.com/

Kaiser High School

https://thecougartimes.org/

Kalani High School

https://www.kaleookalani.org/

Kamehameha Schools Kapalama

https://www.kamoi.net/

Mid-Pacific Institute

https://napueo.com/

Mililani High School

https://trojantimes.org/

Nanakuli High School

https://nhiskaleo.com/

Radford High School

https://www.therampage.net/

Waipahu High School

https://www.thecanetassel.com/

Iolani High School

https://www.imuaonline.org/

Thank you to sponsors and donors Hawaii Publishers Association Honolulu Star-Advertiser, MidWeek, Honolulu Civil Beat, clarity.co, Honolulu Publishing Co. Ltd, Morris Media Network, and NMG Network. Also, thank you to the judges: Honolulu Star-Advertiser’s Frank Bridgewater, Susan Essoyan, Joe Guinto, Stanley Lee and Gordon Pang; Hawaii Magazine’s Kevin Allen, Tracy Chan and Catherine Toth Fox; Midweek’s Kamele Eskaran, Mark Galacgac, Nicole Kato, Bill Mossman, Nicholas Smith, Paige Takeya and Yu Shing Ting; Hawaii News Now’s Ian Scheuring and Mary Vorsino; Marc Arakaki of UH Manoa; Don Chapman of Trade Publishing; Cathy Cruz-George of Honolulu Family; Brad Dell; Shane Grace; Maria Kanai Kruse; Kristin Lipman; Matt Mallams of Hana Hou!; Kent Nishimura of the Los Angeles Times; Christina O’Conner of Pacific Business News, Joey Ramirez of the Los Angeles Lakers; James Nakamura of Honolulu Magazine; and Lisa Yamada-Son of Nella Media Group.