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Career Technical Education teacher Kapuni Patcho works alongside his Papa La’au students on a designated Malama Aina day where his students are required to clean up the land. Together, they removed weeds, cut and trimmed grass, and cleared out dead leaves on a designated area on campus. Patcho was nominated and voted by his colleagues for this year’s Radford Teacher of the Year award. “I believe we have some incredible teachers and we all deserve this award,” he said. Photo by Gabriel Rodriguez

Patcho Wins Radford’s Teacher of the Year Award

The RamPage, Staff
March 17, 2017
Physics students Arianna Gaskins (12), Kriztofer Caraang (12), Angela Peralta (12), and Mitchell Gawlik (12) investigate the concept of roller coasters to learn about mechanical energy and conservation of energy. Through a self-study process, teachers are involved in making sure that students are engaged and learning. “Physics is a fun, hands on class where we can do a lot of formative assessment to ensure our students are understanding the concepts,” science teacher Teresa Williams said.

Rams Prepare for WASC Visit

The RamPage, Staff
February 3, 2017

Girls Soccer Place 3rd in OIA, Head to States

The RamPage, Staff
February 2, 2017
Graphics Communications teacher Lane Yokoyama, accompanied by his wife Loree, traveled to Vancouver, WA for the PrintRocks awards ceremony. Yokoyama was surprised with a special presentation at the ceremony, when he was awarded with a trophy and the Printastic Educator award.

Yoks Relaxes After 32 Years

The RamPage, Staff
February 2, 2017

Budding Epicureans Place at Dessert Cookoff

The RamPage, Staff
February 2, 2017

Solace-Michaud Joins Ram Faculty

The RamPage, Reporter
September 20, 2016

Rippee Joins Counseling Department

The RamPage, Staff
September 20, 2016

Tabali Joins Music Department

The RamPage, Reporter
September 19, 2016

Honda Joins Counseling Department

The RamPage, Staff
September 19, 2016
Radford’s school publication The RamPage competed in the annual Hawaii High School Journalism Awards competition. Co-editor Alexa Conrad (11) was recognized as the staff’s Most Valuable Staffer. She, along with co-editor Adaliah Collins (11) represented the newspaper staff, leaving the competition with 14 awards. “It feels amazing to win something considering we only had six staff members to do it,” Collins said. (Photo by Mary Ann Kurose)

The Rampage Picks Up Journalism Awards

The Rampage, Staff
May 20, 2016
Court Hopefuls Run for Prom King, Queen

Court Hopefuls Run for Prom King, Queen

The RamPage, Staff
March 30, 2016
Brown Bags contestants lead the school in singing the alma mater at the end of the talent show assembly.

Talent Show Sends Winners to Brown Bags Competition

The RamPage, Staff
March 28, 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

The Rampage, Staff
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

The RamPage, STAFF
December 3, 2015

Test-takers Give Up Break to take PSAT

The RamPage, Staff
October 23, 2015
Senior players line up for the coin toss in the homecoming game against Kalaheo High at Aiea High School. Rams won 44-7 against the Mustangs. Rams varsity football is undefeated 10-0 with one game left in the Oahu Interscholastic Association playoffs. “We have had a long season with many ups and downs, but thanks to the coaching staff, we were mentally and physically prepared,” Dylan Lewis (11) said.

Varsity Football Remains Undefeated

The RamPage, Reporters
October 23, 2015
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

The RamPage, Staff
October 13, 2015
Jordan Abanto’s (12) 16th Annual James Alegre Basketball Invitational Poster, Program Cover, and Volunteer T-Shirt entry in the 8th annual Pacific Printing Industries Association PrintROCKS Competition earned him first place. Last year, Abanto placed second with his student poster entry in the Best Print in the West category. “I believe he is the first high school student from Hawaii to win this award ever,“ Graphic Communications teacher Lane Yokoyama said.

Abanto Picks Up National Award

The RamPage, Staff
September 4, 2015
Assembly Welcomes Rams, New and Old

Assembly Welcomes Rams, New and Old

The RamPage, Reporters
August 23, 2015

Seniors make news with internships

The RamPage, Reporters
January 30, 2015
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