Kaleialoha ʻAʻarona-Lorenzo

Kā Molokai Makahiki
January 23^th-25^th, 2014

We plan to travel by boat on the Molokaʻi Ferry, which is $108 per person.  We will use two 15 passenger vans for ground transportation in order to accommodate the 22 students and 3 chaperones.

Thursday, January 23^th
6:15amMeet at Lāhainā Harbor
7:15amLeave for Molokaʻi
8:45amArrive at Kaunakakai Harbor
9:00amDrop off ʻukana
10:00amProtocol w/MHS (Hinaikamalama Students) @ Loko Iʻa
2:00pmReturn to MHS
3:00pmMoʻolelo/Kalaupapa Lookout
6:00pmEvening of Molokaʻi Moʻolelo, Fish Fry @ Mitchell Pauʻole
Note:  We will sing Molokaʻi Nui A Hina after dinner (you should be using your class shirt and jeans.

Friday, January 24^th
6:00amBreakfast
7:00amProtocol w/MHS HLIP (We will do our oli here)
7:30amMeet at gates of Nā`iwa
8:00amCeremony, Competition at Nā`iwa
2:00pmReturn to Ulahaimalama
3:00pmTour Kaunakakai
5:00pmDinner at Uluhaimalama/Mitchell Pauʻole
Adult Competition at Kaunakakai Park
9:00pmReturn to Uluhaimalama

Saturday, January 25^th
5:30amBreakfast
6:00amLeave for Kaunakakai Park Makahiki Festival
7:00amMakahiki Ceremony Begins
4:00pmLeave Kaunakakai Harbor via Ferry
5:45pmArrive at Lāhainā Harbor

Packing List
Toiletries
Toothbrush & Toothpaste
Deodorant
Shampoo, Conditioner & Body Wash
Sleeping Bag & Pillow (NO COTS)
Clothes/Under garments for 3 days
Sleepwear
Swim clothes (at least 2 days)
Jacket/Sweater
1 pair of Jeans (Thursday night)
Sr. & Jr. Orange Homecoming t-shirt (Thursday night & Saturday)
JUNIORS – Bring your Jr. & Soph. Gray Homecoming t-shirt
Red Friday Shirt (New one – Friday)
Girls: Black leggings (Friday & Saturday)
Boys: Black Shorts (Friday & Saturday)
Money for food for Saturday, Hoʻolaulea
Money for Hot Bread (approx. $8 per. bread)
Slippers/Shoes (socks)
Tabis (for fish pond)
Flashlight
Ziploc/Trash bag for dirty/wet clothes
Towels (1-2)
Prescription medication

If you have motion sickness or get sick easily please bring your own medicine.

*PLEASE DO NOT PACK YOUR WHOLE HOUSE*
There is very little storage space, Thank You

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No _____ mai au.

Noho au ma _____.

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Aia au ma ka papa _____.

Makemake au i/e ….

Lono

Ua Ao Hawaii