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Life Dancing: Kayce Ae'a
The end of the year marks the end of an eight-year
career in Kamehameha Dance Company for senior Kayce Ae'a.
See how this graduate savours her last dance. |
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Kahele
Kukea
The end of this school year brings to a close the latest Kamehameha
Schools chapter for Kahele Kukea. The long time Kapalama
Campus Elementary School principal is planning a very active
retirement.
With
28 years with Kamehameha under his belt, see how Kukea says
goodbye to his life and his students at Kapalama. |
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Kamehameha
Scholars
The first annual Kamehmeha Scholars Ho`oalule`a celebrates the
accomplishments of the past year and is an opportunity
for parents and scholars to work with other families to work
together on a big event. The Scholars program was created
in order to offer educational opportunities to 7th graders who
were not accepted for enrollment at the Kapalama Campus. |
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Leadership:
Princess Ruth Documentary
Think of the lands of Kamehameha Schools and immediately Bernice
Pauahi Bishop comes to mind. But there is another Hawaiian
princess, Ruth Ke`elikolani, whose foresight and generosity
made the Kamehameha Schools possible, and her story is the subject
of a new half-hour television documentary which airs on PBS-Hawaii. |
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Hana
Carpentry
This story is about a carpentry program in Hana, which teaches
high school students construction basics, and in the process,
builds self-esteem as well. Rick Rutiz created the "Ma
Ka hana Ka Ike"
Program
- "in building, one learns." |
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Outstanding
Seniors of 2004
In May, Kamehameha graduated another class of seniors at the
Kapalama Campus. Always striving to educate and create
leaders of tomorrow, Kamehameha gives opportunities that cannot
be found anywhere else.
In
this story, meet three seniors from the Class of 2004 who
are outstanding student leaders.
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