On Saturday, Oct. 11, the boys of Nae’ole Hale — along with the ladies of Kaha’opulani Hale — took in the lo’i at Punalu’u. They arrived about 10 a.m. and spent more than four hours at this important cultural site. We hope you enjoy the pictures just as much as they enjoyed their experience!
We are excited to announce the 2nd Annual KMS Trunk-or-Treat will be held on Wednesday, October 29th from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. at the Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Middle School campus. We hope that you will be able to join us, and have a fun time with our Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Middle School Community.
We will have a variety of activities and games for all to enjoy, including a costume contest. More details to follow. If you are interested in setting up a trunk/car/tent during the activity, please let us know. Kamehameha is a PEANUT BAN school, Mahalo for adhering to that guideline.
IMPORTANT! If you would like to set up games or plan on passing out of candy, you will need to be cleared by the Parents and Alumni Relations office as a volunteer. Please contact their office if you have not received clearance yet.
Through these activities, we strive to build and deepen relationships within our KSKMS community including out Students, Families, Faculty/Staff and others.
For more information, and/or if you would like to get involved in this activity, please contact Lindy Maluo at [email protected] or Nani Ho at [email protected]. You can also call 843-3567 for further assistance.
The boys returned to Nae’ole Hale on Wednesday and we look forward to going back to school today (Thursday)!
This Saturday we plan on visiting the lo’i in Punalu’u. Meanwhile, our football players will square off against rival Punahou. It should be a fun-filled weekend!
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Our Back to School talent show was a success! Residents from Nae’ole Hale and Kaha’opulani Hale impressed their lively performances. Take a look:
With Nesian N.I.N.E. front man Jeremy Salave’a proudly watching, 8th grade student Miki (Maui) strummed the ukulele as 7th grader Ryddych (Kaua’i) sang along to a familiar tune.
Tory, an 8th grader from Kaua’i, delivered a rousing rendition of “Turning Tables” by Adele.
Evan (California), an 8th grade student, moved the crowd with a beautiful piano performance.
Blayz (Lana’i) played host as resident sports trivia guru and fellow seventh grade Daniel (Kaua’i) impressed the crowd with his knowledge.
At the conclusion of the event, students from both Nae’ole Hale and Kaha’opulani Hale joined on stage for an impromptu dance-gathering
It was a busy weekend for the gentlemen of Nae’ole Hale. On Saturday, more than 30 boys met with about 35 girls from Kaha’opulani Hale at Keawaula’s Beach Park to take in the rural beauty of the Leeward Coast. Meanwhile, five football players celebrated a 35-13 win over Pac-5. On Sunday, a quartet of four boys took a break from their dishroom responsibilities to snap a photo. Continue to check in for more updates!
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