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Commander Corey Turner, from the US Navy conducted the Annual Military Inspection. He inspected classrooms’ physical conditions and teaching equipment, and checked supply and record keeping procedures. “I did AMI last year and compared to this year it was a fun experience,” Christian Limos (10) said.

Navy JROTC Passes Annual Military Inspection

March 15, 2016

Ellyn Dunford, Bruni Bradley, Kim Crutchfield, Rebecca White, and Colonel Peter Santa Ana of the United States Pacific Command Directors visited Radford High School's Transition Center. Student facilitators shared how the center is run, and about their experiences in the program. During the third quarter alone, the school received 48 new students.

Transition Center Welcomes Military Guests

March 10, 2016

Advanced Placement students Brigina Terry (12), Zakiyah Stowe (12), and Jacob Nino (12) take an exam in their AP Language class.

Testing Consumes Second Semester

February 19, 2016

Radford’s athletic track field is still under construction. Its completion date was delayed due to contamination issues. “The main disadvantage [of this] is not having a home site for our football, soccer, and track teams to practice and host games,” Principal James Sunday said. (Photo by Alexa Conrad)

Track Renovation Continues into Summer 2016

February 19, 2016

This is at the state competition at Blaisdell Nov. 14. 11th consecutive title. ““We’re a very hardworking team and we work to keep our legacy alive,” Shayla Rice (12) said.

Cheerleaders Win State Championship

December 4, 2015

Wide Receiver and Kick Returner DJ Morton (10) motions pre-snaps while Quarterback Quintin Iriarte (12) takes the snap from Offensive Line Tayvis Passos (12). Rams beat Kapaa Warriors (30-16) to win the State Division II Football Championship title.“It feels great knowing you’re a champ forever,” Defensive Back Sipa Leafa (11) said.

Varsity Football Wins OIA, State Championship Titles

December 3, 2015

Nation Divided Over Accepting Syrian Refugees

December 3, 2015

Ryan Abella is the new Automotive Technology teacher, replacing Randy Beltran. Abella is a first-year teacher who previously taught at Waipahu High School. “I want to help facilitate the growth of our future leaders and community contributors” he said.

Abella Takes Over Auto Program

November 20, 2015

Test-takers Give Up Break to take PSAT

The RamPage, Staff

October 23, 2015

At first glance, dozens of students congesting the halls gave the appearance of a typical day of school. While most of the student body spent the last day of their fall break away from school, over 200 students elected to come in for...

Annual Blood Drive Draws 35 Pints

Alyssa Green, Reporter

October 13, 2015

Forty-four students and 16 faculty members signed up, with some donors waiting for more than an hour, to donate blood. A total of 35 pints of blood were donated, almost reaching their goal of 37. “It’s important to donate ...

Executive Chef Ryan Day from Palama Meat Company guides culinary students with preparing watermelon poke, lemongrass chicken, kalua kale soup, shrimp with broccoli leaves, fresh corn, and kabocha and cantaloupe cupcakes. Culinary students visited Aloun Farms on Sept. 10, and returned to school with donated produce from the farm. “We got to see how the fruits and vegetables get started, and to see the difference between store bought and farm fresh,” culinary teacher Jamie Kahalewai said.

Executive Chef Prepares Menu with Aloun Farms Donations

October 13, 2015

Munsayac Mixes Fun with Learning

April Mamaclay, Reporter

September 29, 2015

Science teacher Dean Munsayac may be new to his department, but is no stranger to the school. While he spent most of his teaching career abroad, he’s been a Ram since 2013. He has a bachelor in science degree in aircraft techno...