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Who knew you could make a game controller with play-doh! Second and fourth-graders learned just that as they combined art skills with computer skills to design, illustrate and code their own fall-inspired video games.

Jasper Wong brought his artistic talent and collaborative mindset to Punahou last week, working with students to create a mural in Cooke Learning Commons. The whimsical mural was unveiled on Nov. 19.

President Jim Scott ’70 visited with alumni on the East Coast in November, during his last official trip to the area before he retires from Punahou in June.

“Into the Woods” came alive on stage last Friday and Saturday, and will continue again on Nov. 16 and 17 in Dillingham Hall.

Punahou’s vision for the future of education is becoming a reality as construction progresses on the Sidney and Minnie Kosasa Community for Grades 2 – 5.

Renowned glass artist William Morris recently spent four days at Punahou, conversing with students and the larger community about his work and lessons learned during his storied career.

Punahou’s Boston ‘ohana came together on Nov. 4 at a reception to celebrate President Jim Scott ’70, who is retiring from Punahou School in June.

The Punahou PFA recently hosted a parent talk with child psychologists Michael Thompson and Rob Evans, who offered insight on the motives and meaning of children’s social behavior.