Kamehameha Schools Campus at Kapalama

 


View of the "Upper" and "Middle" campuses of the Kamehameha Schools. , circa early 1990's

Kamehameha Schools, Located on a 600 acre Kapälama campus, is the second-largest private primary/secondary school in the nation in terms of enrollment, providing a variety of educational opportunities. The campus programs are administered through the Kamehameha Elementary School and Kamehameha Secondary School.

The Original Campus used to be where the Bishop Museum is today and known then as
Ke Kula Ma Kaiwi`ula .

  1. Rocky, stark and centipedes, circa late 1880's
  2. KSB Marching Band in front of Bishop Hall , circa 1890's
  3. KSB cadets in parade formation, circa 1891
  4. 1911 Aerial showing the original Bishop Memorial Chapel (now the site of Farrington High School
  5. Aerial of new Kapälama  campus under construction on mountain slope above the original campus, circa 1930's
  6. A school bus line-up
  7. The campus plan that might have been (an alternate plan)

    Today's Campus at Kapälama  Heights
  1. A "very realistic" model of today's campus
  2. Campus Map - (113kb pdf)
    Photo time-line of the Kapälama Campu's growth - Constantly Growing and Changing
  1. The Girls School was built first, circa 1930's
  2. Boys and Girls School, circa 1940's
  3. Pre-Konia Hall, Kekühaupi`o and Päkï  Hall, circa 1948
  4. A Preparatory School (KSPD) is added at the foot of the hill, 1955 campus opens

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