“Ohana means family” — and this family is certainly striving to achieve their goals this year. The club, which is a platform for mainstream and autistic students to interact, holds weekly meetings with arts and crafts projects for its members. During lunch, everyone gets a relaxed environment to talk about their lives and try hands-on activities. Seniors Mika Maenaga and Nicole Fell, the club’s co-presidents, share more information about the club’s long and short term goals.
