Rural Alaska Honors Institute students learn karate

June 22, 2012

Tori Tragis

Rural Alaska Honors Institute students learn karate during their physical education sporting the traditional karate gi.

RAHI, founded at the request of the Alaska Federation of Natives in 1983, was established to prepare rural and Alaska Native high school students for academic excellence and college success.

RAHI is a bridging program that assists students in rural Alaska in making the academic and social transition between high school and college.