I-Term Ho’Ike Film Festival
Student stories from learning beyond the classroom
Hoʻike is our annual celebration of I-Term learning. Through short films, students share the places they explored, the people they met, the challenges they faced, and the ideas they brought home. The festival gives our community a chance to see I-Term through students’ eyes and reflect on how these experiences shape their understanding of themselves and the world.
Highlights from last year
Homesteading in Homer, Alaska
Students experienced life in an Alaskan winter through homestead work, outdoor exploration, and learning with local families. Their story captures the preparation, teamwork, and adaptability that cold weather adventure demands.
Maldives Cultural Immersion
Students connected with island communities through cultural activities, service, and time on the water. Their story shares what they learned by listening, participating, and experiencing a way of life different from their own.