We honored our Security Division on campus yesterday at our morning oli. ʻAha ʻŌpio officers shared words of appreciation for keeping us all safe and secure while on campus. Second and third graders donated all kinds of goodies and snacks that filled two huge gift baskets and more! These were presented to our honored guests. …
Mrs. Tammy Lee, our PE and Health teacher, took 12 of our kula ha’aha’a students to Kā Waimea Makahiki on Saturday, January 12. Along with the support of parents, Mrs. Pai, Kumu Kala and Kumu Kaleo, our haumana competed in the makahiki games. Two of our haumana placed first! Kanekoa won in haka moa (gr …
On Monday mornings promptly at 7:45 a.m., our kula comes together as an ʻohana for protocol of oli and pule. Following pule (prayer) one or two faculty/staff (alternately) provides the “manaʻo o ka pule” or thought of the week. The mana’o that is shared sets the tone for the week for both students and staff. Topics …
Only in Hawaiʻi are you greeted by a beautiful rainbow amidst the rain. There are always blessings hiding behind clouds. We are indeed blessed here at our kula haʻahaʻa!
Our December Hāweo awardees were honored at lunch as their parents and ‘ohana joined them on stage. These students demonstrated the second trimester Hawaiian value of pilina during the month of December. Hoʻomaikaʻi to all! Check out a few pictures of our honorees, our vice principal Mrs. Iaea Honda and our very hard working lunch …
Hauʻoli Makahiki Hou! We welcomed back students yesterday by greeting the rising sun with our oli, Ua Ao Hawaiʻi. We hope you had a restful and joyful holiday break. The students looked cheerful and excited in the morning and yet tired by noon! It does take us all a while to get back into the …
We will be honoring our Ke Aliʻi Pauahi at Founder’s Day on Wednesday, Dec. 19th. Here are a few reminder for parents: Attire: BOYS: Pants – long, navy blue Shirt – white polo Athletic shoes, white socks & belt (except K) GIRLS: Skirt – navy blue, 4-pleat Shirt – white polo Athletic shoes, white socks …
Last school year (this past March) Noah Pila’s (curently in the second grade) art work was selected as Best of Show for Beauty Through the Eyes of Children Exhibit. His work was sent on to Japan and reviewed with the work of other Best of Shows throughout the world. Mrs. Rosehill, our fab Art teacher received …
A week ago, Mrs. Debus magically presented a fantastic Christmas Concert. Our keiki were so mākaukau (ready) and showed off their singing and dancing talents! Click here to see the evening via photos that were taken by middle school technology students, under the guidance or Mr. Kerry Kamisato.
On Wednesday, forty Papa ‘Ekolu students, ten parents and two teachers scurried off to Target and Safeway on a mission- to buy gifts for others. Both classes worked hard for weeks to earn money to help a family in need. After collecting over $900, our keiki went shopping for the basic needs of a family …