The Academic Health Center at Waipahu High School has been officially opened, with a modern and welcoming entrance that showcases the importance of the new facility for the school community. Principal Zachary Sheets spoke at the opening ceremony, emphasizing the significance of this state-of-the-art health center in enhancing students’ overall well-being.
During a tour of the facility, Melia Abreu, senior director of organizational development at The Queen’s Health Systems, shared insights into the center’s capabilities. Students Leila Manibog, 16, and Althea Valenzuela, 18, were seen sitting in the reception area, taking in their new surroundings and services.
The opening ceremony was attended by various dignitaries, including Lt. Gov. Sylvia Luke and Carl Vinson, director of workforce development for Hawai’i Pacific Health. Their presence highlighted the significance of the new Academic Health Center for the community and its potential to provide valuable resources for students and staff alike.
The Academic Health Center features exam rooms equipped to provide medical services to students. This new space will greatly enhance their overall well-being and provide them with access to essential healthcare services on campus.
Leila Manibog and Althea Valenzuela posed for a photo in front of the center’s entrance showcasing their excitement about the new space.
As principal Zachary Sheets stated during his speech at the opening ceremony, “This new Academic Health Center represents our commitment to providing our students with access to quality healthcare services right here on campus.” With state-of-the-art facilities and highly trained medical professionals, this health center is poised to become an integral part of Waipahu High School’s academic community.
In conclusion, the opening of Waipahu High School’s Academic Health Center marks a significant milestone in ensuring that students have access to quality healthcare services right on campus. With its modern facilities and highly trained medical professionals, this health center is set to become an important resource for both students and staff alike.
