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Ho'olaule'a
Preparations & Events:
The annual Ho'olaule'a is always full of family,
friends, fun and good food. This year we'll take a look at all
the hard work that volunteers put into the big event. Sophomore
parent Jacque Kelley-Ueyoka takes us on a tour around the Ho'olaule'a
just hours before the big event. |
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Service
Learning:
Learning by doing is one of the fundamental principals of
service learning, a combination of community service and academics.
In this story we visit the Kapalama Campus for the second
annual service learning conference titled, "Ma Ka Hana
Ka `Ike," or "in working we learn." |
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HiTech
Quest:
Over Spring Break, Peter Thoursin and Makoa Jacobsen- a senior
and junior at the Kapalama campus won first place in the HiTech
Quest, a statewide technology competition. The student-run
conference is targeted to high school tech students and is
open to all schools. Meet with these computer whizzes who
used their knowledge to problem-solve.
Information
and registration for the conference are online at http://cyberwarriors.ksbe.edu/conference/.
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Charter
School Partnership: Ke Kula Ni'ihau O Kekaha
Through the Ho'olakolike Program, Kamehameha Schools is aiding
11 public charter schools this year. One of the most unique
is found on the West-side of Kauai. Ke Kula Ni'ihau O Kekaha
is a charter school created to preserve and strengthen the Ni'ihau
dialect and culture. |
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Boarding
Program: Curriculum
If you are a boarder at Kamehameha Schools, learning does not
stop when you leave your classroom. Visit with the middle school
boarders at the Kapalama campus while they learn a lesson on
Lokahi. |
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Hawaiian
Leadership: Eric Enos
We take you to the west end of Oahu for a story about a man
who is helping shape his community's future by forging connections
with cultural practices of the past. Eric Enos is the founder
of Ka`ala Farm, a nonprofit cultural learning center in Wai`anae
Valley. His work is dedicated to helping native Hawaiians reconnect
with their culture and their land. |
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