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HHSAA MEMBER SCHOOL ABBREVIATIONS (As of 05/02/2006) ABRV HHSAA MEMBER SCHOOL ABBREVIATIONS (As of 05/02/2006) ABRV. SCHOOL ABRV. SCHOOL ABRV. SCHOOL Kamehameha Academy of the Hawaii Preparatory AOP HPA KSM Schools – Maui Pacific (ILH) Academy (BIIF) (MIL) Aiea High School Hilo High School Kanu `O Ka `Aina AIE HIL KNC (OIA) (BIIF) New Centry (BIIF) Anuenue School Kapaa High School ANE HOA Hoala School (ILH) KAP (OIA) (KIF) ASSETS School Honokaa High Kapolei High AST HON KPO (ILH) School (BIIF) School (OIA) Baldwin High Honolulu Waldorf Kauai High School BAL HOW KAI School (MIL) School (ILH) (KIF) Campbell High CAM IOL Iolani School (ILH) KAN Ke Ana La’ahana School (OIA) Castle High School Island Pacific Ke Kula o Samuel CAS IPA KKS (OIA) Academy (ILH) Kamakau (OIA) Christian Academy Keaau High School CHA ISL Island School (KIF) KEU (ILH) (BIIF) Christian Liberty Ka’u High School Kealakehe High CLA KAU KEA Academy (BIIF) (BIIF) School (BIIF) Kaahumanu Hou Damien High Kihei High School DMN KAA Christian School KIH School (ILH) (MIL) (MIL) Farrington High Kahuku High King Kekaulike FAR KAH KIN School (OIA) School (OIA) School (MIL) Hakipuu Learning Kailua High School Kohala High School HLC KIL KOH Center (OIA) (OIA) (BIIF) Halau Ku Mana Kaimuki High Konawaena High HKM KIM KON (OIA) School (OIA) School (BIIF) Hana High School Kaiser High School Kula High School HAN KAS KUL (MIL) (OIA) (KIF) Hanalani Schools Kalaheo High Lahainaluna High HNL KLH LAH (ILH) School (OIA) School (MIL) Hawaii Academy of Kalani High School Lanai High School HAS KLN LAN Arts & Science (BIIF) (OIA) (MIL) Kamehameha Hawaii Baptist HBA KSK Schools – Kapalama LAP La Pietra (ILH) Academy (ILH) (ILH) Hawaii Center for Kamehameha Lanakila Baptist HCD the Deaf & Blind KSH Schools - Hawaii LNK (ILH) (OIA) (BIIF) HHSAA MEMBER SCHOOL ABBREVIATIONS (As of 05/02/2006) ABRV. SCHOOL ABRV. SCHOOL ABRV. SCHOOL Laupahoehoe High Pearl City High Waipahu High LAU PEC WAP School (BIIF) School (OIA) School (OIA) Le Jardin Academy Punahou School Waters of Life New LEJ PUN WNC (ILH) (ILH) Century (BIIF) West Hawaii Leilehua High Radford High LEI RAD WHE Explorers Academy School (OIA) School (OIA) (BIIF) Lutheran High Redemption Word of Life LUT RED WLA School (ILH) Academy (ILH) Academy (ILH) Maryknoll School Roosevelt High MAR ROS *Additions and revisions highlighted in (ILH) School (OIA) yellow. Maui High School Sacred Hearts MAU SHA (MIL) Academy (ILH) Mauka Lani St. Andrew’s Priory MLC PRI Christian (BIIF) (ILH) McKinley High St. Anthony High MCK STA School (OIA) School (MIL) Mid Pacific Institute St. Francis High MPI STF (ILH) School (ILH) Mililani High St. Joseph High MIL STJ School (OIA) School (BIIF) Moanalua High Saint Louis High MOA STL School (OIA) School (ILH) Molokai Christian MOC SEA Seabury Hall (MIL) Academy (MIL) Myron B. Molokai High MOL MBT Thompson Academy School (MIL) (OIA) Nanakuli High University High NAN UHS School (OIA) School (ILH) Waiakea High PAC Pac Five WAK School (BIIF) Pacific Buddhist Waialua High PBA WAL Academy (ILH) School (OIA) Pahoa High School Waianae High PAH WAN (BIIF) School (OIA) Waimea High PAR Parker School (BIIF) WAM School (KIF) .
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