Hawai‘i Preparatory Academy

Sometimes in life, an ah-ha moment arrives, powerful enough to set you on a new path. For Patrick Phillips, that moment came soon after his college graduation, while working as a restoration ecologist in—of all places—New York City.
After earning a B.A. in environmental studies (with a minor in art history) from Middlebury College, Phillips signed on with City Parks Foundation, a young non-profit dedicated to the rehabilitation of the five boroughs’ public parks. “All these beautifully...

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Tiare Judd Police ’86 knows HPA from myriad perspectives. The daughter of Gail and Tioni Judd ’62, she grew up within the HPA ‘ohana. Her husband, Albert Police ’85, and her brother, Ka‘imi Judd ’89, are alumni, as are numerous relatives. As a parent...

Thanks to the generosity of Woodson K. Woods III, the Imi Loa, our 32-foot pinnace, is shipshape and out on the water—and will eventually serve as a floating classroom where HPA students turn learning into true adventure.
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