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Hina Mauka/Teen Care Radford High School offers Substance Abuse Treatment services in Honolulu, HI
Hina Mauka/Teen Care Radford High School is categorized as a Substance Abuse treatment facility, but may provide additional health care support.
For detailed questions about the health care provider at Hina Mauka/Teen Care Radford High School, you may contact their Honolulu offices via phone at 808-421-4200 x256.
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2018-03-07 19:06:35 via Google
I am proud to be one of the first students when the school was built in '57. Prior to that we had to go to an old Navy barracks at a different site. The first class started out as Juniors since there were no Seniors yet. Thus, I enjoyed being the senior class TWICE. How cool it that? The campus was without landscaping plants or athletic programs. It was simply buildings, teachers, and students. The principal was Dr. Mann. He was not well liked. My primary activity was as the school projectionist and got to run the movie projector for learning videos. Remember, this was WAY before video cameras or even Polaroid for that matter.
2017-05-21 04:49:23 via Google
Went and graduated there, c/o '88, awesome school, great teachers and lots of memories. I wish we could just turn back time. It was that fun. (Goosebumps)
