Under the terrific leadership of Doug and Kelly Pitzer, the Annual Fund Drive raised $200,501 in unrestricted funds, with 91% of parents, 97% of faculty and staff, and 100% of trustees participating. Maui Prep also experienced great success in our fundraising efforts this year. 4 th / 5 th Grade Class performing their cheer on School Spirit Day. In acknowledgement of the first year s success, we were honored to receive a second year program grant of $70,000 from HCF, one of the highest Schools of the Future awards given to any school in the state. Building on our solid academic curriculum and utilizing our HCF grant of $43,000, we began transforming our students educational experience by creating an environment that encourages student leadership, multidisciplinary project-based learning, group collaboration, personal reflection and creativity. This year marked the launch of our Schools of the Future initiative funded by the Hawaii Community Foundation. MIL athletes in cross country, swimming and track qualified for state championship meets, and our Maui Prep thespians wowed audiences with two musicals, a lower school production of The Aristocats and a middle school production of Thirteen. Our Middle School Science Olympiad Team won the school s first state championship and went on to represent Hawaii at the national competition, and our History Day Team produced one of the two videos selected to represent the state at their national competition. Throughout the school year, there were numerous highlights. All eight have headed to college this fall.
The school year ended on a joyful note with the commencement of Maui Prep s first graduates, the Class of From start to finish, this celebratory occasion was filled with emotion as the 400+ members of the audience laughed, cried, and cheered as our eight graduates received their diplomas.
His legacy will forever serve as an inspiration to all of us to dream big, work hard and, above all, to never forget: It s all about the kids. Tom touched our lives in so many ways, and he will never be forgotten. Loving parent, dedicated trustee and passionate Maui Prep supporter Tom Rosenquist passed away suddenly on September 17, This was a tremendous blow to our whole community. 3 Aloha Maui Prep Ohana, At the beginning of the school year, our ohana suffered a profound loss.
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