Hawaii · Grades 6-12
Bring the See Something Say Something Assembly to Hawaii
In the Aloha State, campus culture varies enormously between a large Honolulu high school and a rural Pacific district of a few hundred students. Jim Jordan's See Something Say Something assembly is written to travel well across that range. Students in every building hear the same core idea: noticing something is only half the job, and telling a trusted adult is the part that actually protects a classmate.
Middle school safety assembly in Hawaii
Younger Hawaii students respond to the magic first and the message second, which is exactly the design. By the midpoint of the middle school session, the room is quiet for the part that matters: what a warning sign looks like, and what a student should do about it.
High school safety assembly in Hawaii
Honolulu area high schools use the program during freshman transition weeks and again before spring. Jim's high school content addresses digital footprints, threats made as jokes, and the difference between spreading a rumor and giving staff verified information.
Information for Hawaii school administrators
Booking is straightforward for Hawaii districts scheduling multiple buildings in one trip. Neighboring schools frequently split travel by hosting sessions on the same day, which keeps the program affordable for smaller the Aloha State districts.
Magic, participation, videos and follow-up quizzes
Magic gets the room. Participation keeps it. Jim pulls students on stage for demonstrations that make abstract ideas physical — how information distorts as it passes along, how easy it is to miss a detail in plain sight. Short videos give the message a second voice, and the follow-up quizzes turn a one-hour event into something staff can revisit for weeks.
Check available assembly dates for your Hawaii school
There is no booking form. Email office@jimjordan.ca or call 1-866-333-4553 with your school name, grade levels and preferred dates, and Jim will confirm availability for Hawaii.
Bring the assembly to your Hawaii school
Tell us your grade levels, assembly dates, and audience size. Jim will follow up personally.