by Ken Shutt. Vision The school emphasizes a student-centered educational program that nurtures students and recognizes that students have different interests, cultures/religions and learning rates. "Our students will be prepared for the challenges of their future by becoming LITERATE, RESPONSIBLE, and CONTRIBUTING members of society." Co-curricular and extracurricular activities Sports The Kauaʻi High School Red Raiders are members of the Kauai Interscholastic Federation (KIF) and compete in the following sports: HHSAA Championships 2017 Baseball (Division II) 2011 Baseball (Division II) 2009 Softball (Division II) 2008 Baseball (Division II) 2005 Boys Golf 2004 Boys Golf 2004 Girls Golf 2001 Girls Golf 1995 Boys Bowling 1989 Boys Golf 1981 Boys Bowling 1979 Boys Golf 1978 Boys Bowling 1958 Girls Tennis Mock trial In 2005, the school's mock trial team finished second in the National High School Mock Trial Championship, held in Charlotte, North Carolina. In 2012, the mock trial team traveled to New York to compete in the international competition, Empire Mock Trial. The team was led by coaches Aric Fujii and Ted Chihara. Clubs Key Club is supported through the Kauaʻi Kiwanis Organization. The Club provides school and community service through various activities (e.g. Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, tutoring, Key Kids, and highway and beach cleanup). A convention is held every February, where the various Key Clubs across the state of Hawaii come together to learn, bond, and participate in various service projects. The Kauaʻi High School Key Club is also internationally recognized as a "Diamond Distinguished Key Club". Out of over 5,000 Key Clubs Worldwide less than 100 are given this prestigious award. Leo Club is sponsored by the Kauaʻi's Lions Club. The club's name is based on the acronym of their motto, "Leadership, Experience and Opportunity". Student members are provided with the chance to contribute and serve their community. Activities generally include participation and assistance in local events on Kauai (e.g. Zonta's Eat Dessert First, Kauai Keiki Story Festival, Easter Seals) Academy of Hospitality and Tourism (AOHT) is a part of the National Academy Foundation. It provides students with the opportunity to learn and explore careers in the tourism and hospitality industry through its classes, activities and internships. Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) provides career opportunities in health care, to enhance the delivery of quality health care to all interested students. National Honor Society is a select group of sophomores, juniors, and seniors that are chosen by an anonymous