Tammy Lee has been working for Kamehameha for almost 20 years. She is very passionate about her work as a PE and health teacher but in her spare time she loves to try new things and experience new places in our world. Mrs. Lee just started blogging this year and is doing an excellent job! …
The PTO has been hard at work arranging for school store hours for the remainder of this school year. Mahalo nui to the school store committee for their commitment and hard work. Click here to access the attachment or click on the link on the right sidebar. If you are interested in volunteering please contact …
January activities include a Kindergarten through 12th grade convocation honoring Charles Reed Bishop on Tuesday, January 25th. Mr. Bishop, husband of Kamehameha Schools founder, Ke Ali’i Bernice Pauahi Bishop, was the driving force that brought his wife’s wishes to fruition and a very important and well respected citizen of the Hawaiian Kingdom in his own …
Na Pua Noʻeau will be offering “Life of the Lawaiʻa (fisherman)” as part of their Hoʻomālamalama Super Enrichment Saturday program. This session will be held on Sat. Jan. 22nd from 8am-12noon for Kindergarten through 5th grade students. See the attached flyer for more information. Copies of the flyer will be coming home with your child …
Marelyn Manliguis is the newest teacher at our kula ha‘aha‘a. She was hired this school year to teach third grade, partnering with Ms. Trudi Everett. Ms. Manliguis lives in Honomū and was previously working at Kalanianaʻole Elementary School as a teacher and, most recently, as their curriculum coordinator. She has 18 years of teaching experience …
5th graders received quite the treat today. Mr. Kamisato, technology teacher from the middle school brought 25 Compaq Netbooks to the classrooms to share! He showed them some fundamental differences between PCs and the Macs we use in school and then students logged in using their usernames and passwords. Glitch number one reared its ugly …
Happy new year to each and everyone of you. We hope that your time spent together during the holidays has been enjoyable, filled with laughter, love and relaxation! While students are home enjoying the first few days of the new year, teachers are busy learning new and wonderful things and teaching other teachers! Monday was …
From our faculty and staff to your ʻohana, we wish you the happiest of holidays and a safe, healthy, and joyous makahiki hou.
E ola ‘o Kalani, e Pauahi Lani Nui Founder’s Day 2010 from Liana Honda on Vimeo.
Mini Fair is the culmination of the papa ‘elua mini society unit. It is an afternoon of fun filled activities where students can do arts and crafts, challenges, games, watch movies, an opportunity for them to enjoy each other’s company together, both classes. Parents and grandparents help make the activity even better!