Author Archives: tibross

Mr. Ala conducted another successful workout session on Sunday, Feb. 8 as a number of boys joined him to work their arms, shoulders, and core. Ever the coach, Mr. Ala even worked sprints into the workout:   Mason races off … Continue reading →

Sunday brings with it chapel, and the gentlemen of Nae’ole enjoy singing, reading scripture, and listening to kahu’s message. On Feb. 8, six boys from Nae’ole Hale had the opportunity contribute to chapel as well. Damon, Ka’imi, Kade, Keliko, Tory, … Continue reading →

This is the second installment of our “Bridging the Gap” series. It all comes down to this … THE SUPER BOWL! Football is the unofficial sport of Nae’ole Hale and Sundays are usually spent watching the big game on the … Continue reading →

This is the first installment in our “Bridging the Gap” series. From now until the end of the 2014-2015 school year, Nae’ole Hale will be participating in activities with boarders at the high school level. The purpose of “Bridging the … Continue reading →

The middle school boarding community got off to a great start in 2015 with a successful camping trip to Kokololio Beach Park (located in Hauula) and taking place over the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday weekend, from Saturday, Jan. 17 … Continue reading →

Looking for a great way to get involved with your school community? Look no further! Through its Pulama Program, Kamehameha Schools Kapalama is offering an array of opportunities for students to deepen their cultural understanding, enrich their minds and bodies, … Continue reading →

Monday represented the culmination of the 2015 college football season with the inaugural College Football Playoff National Championship Game taking place between Ohio State and Oregon. The Ducks ultimately fell to the Buckeyes, 42-20, but it was an event the … Continue reading →

The gentlemen of Nae’ole Hale returned to their home away from home on Monday, Jan. 5 and enjoyed reconnecting with one another throughout the afternoon and evening. The time off was a much needed break for the boys but they were … Continue reading →

Many of the young men residing in Nae’ole Hale take advantage of school sports, and the various athletic activities provided by the dorm (Hui, especially). Some even make exercise a part of their daily routine by running throughout the hilly … Continue reading →

The young men and women of Nae’ole and Kaha’opulani Hale, respectively, provided this week’s Wehena, and they did not disappoint. It began with Patterson, Sama, Vincente, and Blayz blowing the Pu — and continued as Kellen, Kade, and Johnathan called … Continue reading →