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In some sports you use balls.In football if you get a touchdown it is six points.The quarters in football are 12 min.

The following are some student samples, writing about home and school. Mia: I love school because I can learn about lots of new things like Earth or God. I like school because I can play with my friends and learn … Continue reading →

We walked up to the high school mall, garden, to perform and record the mele and stories we thought captured our sense of place for Ka‘ū. We do these activities with the hope that it will make the learning more … Continue reading →

The first graders harvested and ate our first garden produce: lettuce. We cut it out of the pots, washed it and let it get cold and crispy in the frig. Then later in the afternoon we enjoyed our lettuce with … Continue reading →

We are trying something new with the spelling words. Your child will select four words from each of the categories listed, 12 words per week. We will individualize the spelling test, making their learning more connected. This is a pilot … Continue reading →

Dylan agreed that it is okay to share his i-movie showing his understanding of sense of place for the moku o Puna.  The keiki helped to take pictures or search for what they needed online.  They then wrote a script … Continue reading →

What an amazing day we had in the beautiful district of Ka‘ū!  The keiki sang this wonderful song twice, here at Punalu‘u and as a makana to the workers at the coffee mill.  (Their offering actually brought tears to many … Continue reading →

Hereʻs a look at whatʻs happening with our aqua garden after two weeks of growth. The keiki have taken on the kuleana of feeding the fish and checking the lettuce for bugs.

Congratulations to Ethan and Taylor for demonstrating Kuleana and being Macaulay for school during the month of September. They enjoyed having lunch with their Ohana this week at school. Maika’i Ethan and Taylor!