Click here to download the instruction letter about the Electronic Signature for the Student Handbook.

The opportunity to sign electronically will be available for the coming academic year (2015-2016) only to RETURNING students and their parents beginning July 1, 2015.  Refer to the letter for instructions on how to access KS Connect and e-signing the Handbook Acknowledgement.

Middle school students will electronically sign the Acknowledgment form through their student KS Connect account.  Students encountering technical difficulties while accessing their KS Connect account should call the KSM Summer Password Reset Hotline at (808) 572-3135.

NEW students and parents:  Check back here on July 1^st to review the KS Maui 2015-2016 Student and Parent Handbook for Grades K-12.  Once you’ve reviewed the Handbook, download and print a copy of the Student and Parent Handbook Acknowledgement form and return to the Middle School office no later than August 14, 2015.

Mahalo to our KS students, alumni, employees, friends and family who participated in the Kamehameha Day parade this year.  The theme of this year’s event, “E ola ka Mōʻī Kamehameha ʻElima,” honored the 150th Anniversary of the Royal Order of Kamehameha I and pays tribute to the entire Kamehameha line.

Please click the image below to view the updated Dress Code guidelines for the next school year.

School uniforms may be purchased from the Mills Uniform store on Maui.  Store location and hours as follows:

Akaku Center, 333 Dairy Road #206, Kahului; phone: 872-3390

Store hours
o   June 23 – July 6:  Tuesday-Friday, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm; Saturday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm (closed on July 4, 2015)
o   July 7 – August 9:  Monday-Saturday, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm; Sunday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
o   August 10 – 15:  Tuesday-Friday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm; Saturday, 10:00 am to 4:00 pm

PE uniforms may be picked up from July 1 to August 15 from Royal Hawaiian Shirtworks.  KS approved hoodie may also be purchased from Royal Hawaiian ($20.00).  Store location and hours as follows:

Millyard; 1733 Wili Pa Loop #1, Wailuku
Store hours:  Monday-Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

On Thursday, May 21st, our 8th grade class attended the Rite of Passage ceremony and officially ended their time as Kula Waena students.  A big part of the Rite of Passage was the Kahili Paʻa Lima ceremony.  Each student made his/her own kahili in the 8^th grade Hawaiian language class.  For the past three years Kumu Kaponoʻai Molitau has been taking the lead in the kahili paʻa lima ceremony from teaching the students how to make the kahili, ensuring that the students understand the significance of the kahili and participating in the ceremony.  This was Kumu Kaponoʻai’s last year at kula waena and his last Rite of Passage – Kahili Paʻa Lima ceremony and his last 8^th grade class.

Ke Akua pū a hui hou!

Congratulations to our Kula Waena Hula competition students for taking First Place for MS Kāne Division and Third Place for MS Wahine Division at the Malia Craver Hula Kahiko Competion.  The competition took place on Saturday, May 16, 2015 at Kekūhaupiʻo Gym on Oahu.  The first two videos show the Kāne and Wahine performances. The third video features the Nā Kamalei a Pauahi.  This is the Hui ʻia or (combined category) of the hula competition.  The mele is titled:  Lei Hulu ʻOhuʻohu.

Students competing in the 2015 Malia Craver Hula Competition at Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Campus were able to visit ʻIolani Palace, Mauna ʻAla and stayed at Kamehameha Dormitory on Kapālama Campus.  Students were able to offer hoʻokupu of Oli at ʻIolani Palace and Oli and Hula for our beloved Princess Pauahi at Mauna ʻAla.  Students showcased their best effort reflecting in their achievements of First Place for MS Kāne Division and Third Place for MS Wahine Division.  We are very proud of their accomplishments and dedication to this art form of Hula.

Our students had their last dance of the 2014-2015 school year and you can see by the big smiles that they had a blast!

Mrs. Damuni’s 7th graders just finished an iBook project on the life and events of Kamehameha I coinciding with Hawaiian values.  They shared the project with Kindergarten and 1st grade students and you can see by all the smiles that everyone had a blast!

On Saturday, November 15, the MS Robotics Team won two awards at the Maui County FLL Robotics Championships.  They received a 1st place for Robot Performance and also became the overall Maui County Champions!  Winning these awards gives the Mechanical Menehunes a chance to compete at the Lego League state tournament in Honolulu on Saturday, December 13th.