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He l\u0101\u2018au k\u016b ho\u2018okahi, he lehua no Ka\u2018ala<\/em>.
\n<\/strong>A lone tree, a lehua of Ka\u2018ala.
\n<\/em>An expression of admiration for an outstanding person,\u00a0unequaled in beauty, wisdom or skill.<\/strong><\/p>\n

The lehua symbolizes resilience. The lehua has the ability to plant itself in opposing conditions and is one of the first trees to grow on new lava flows. The Hawaiian value associated with the lehua is ho\u2018omau<\/em> or perseverance. We envision a community of resilient learners who persevere in all situations.<\/p>\n

Our Vision
\n<\/strong>Pu\u2019ulu Lehua envisions our team as an \u2018ohana, here to nurture each other as good and industrious contributing members of society. Together we will create an environment, where mutual respect, kuleana, and pono behavior flourish.<\/span><\/p>\n

Who We Are<\/strong>
\nP\u016b\u2018ulu Lehua is made up of 108 talented, special and unique students\u00a0from all over the Hawaiian islands. 53 students have moved up from Kamehameha Elementary School, while 55 are new invitees, 9 of whom are from the neighbor islands.<\/p>\n

Team Expectations
\n<\/strong>Students are to:<\/p>\n