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October 2001 - Premiere Show

				`Ale`a - Going Forward A phenomenal story of young Kamehameha graduates who made the Hawaiian music community sit-up and take notice. Winners of four Na Hoku Hanohano awards in 2001, this group continues to evolve. Meet these hard-working young men, and enjoy a backyard kanikapila in Kalihi valley.


				Kamehameha's Strategic Plan Where to next? The recently completed Strategic Plan is a tool for healing and re-building, and is symbolic of the new, improved Kamehameha Schools. Some of the core initiatives include expanding reach, including the community in the determination of goals, and lifelong learning. Learn how Kamehameha is making the plan a reality -- the challenges and the opportunities.


				Waimanalo Preschool The most recent of three Kamehameha-owned preschools built and dedicated to bring early education to Hawaiian communities. Has this template been successful? We talk with director Mahealani McClellan, a satisfied parent, and see the bright, smiling faces of the children of Waimanalo.


				Hawai`i Campus: Open for Business Kamehameha's newest campus is open, and there are many changes in store for East Hawaii. Academically, physically, and emotionally -- what are the hopes and dreams of the Kamehameha family? Meet the Tauati family- Reef, Germaine, and Kamaka- and learn how Kamehameha has had a positive influence on their lives.


				Legacy: Wright Bowman In 1914, Kamehameha was considered by many to be almost an orphanage, a "poor boys" school. Can you imagine what it would be like to become a boarder at age 7? Still spry at 93 years of age, Wright Bowman's remarkable story spans a timeline that ranges from the horse and buggy to the Space Shuttle. Master woodworker Bowman and student Ka`ili Chun, graduates separated by over 50 years (KS '28 and '80), are working together in the time-honored tradition of teacher and apprentice.