Hawaiian
Leadership: Brother Noland You probably know Brother Noland as one of
Hawaii's most eclectic recording artists. But he's also a teacher
and mentor as you'll see in this story. For Brother Noland,
music has been a blessing, offering him both a remarkable professional
career and an opportunity to touch other people's lives.
Kalaupapa
During spring vacation, when many students were enjoying a
well-deserved break, Kamehameha high school students from
the Mau and Kapalama campus reconnected with their faith and
an important part of history during a visit to Kalaupapa-the
settlement for Hansen's Disease patients on the island of
Molokai.
Kahuku
Telcom Interns
The Career Education and Lifelong Learning department at Kamehameha
has created a partnership between the Department of Education
and Kamehameha that resulted in an internship program for young
Hawaiians on the North Shore of Oahu. Students from Kahuku High
School are learning technology skills and are using these skills
to tackle a real-world challenge at Hau`ula Elementary School.
Outdoor
Ed: Makapu`u Rock Climb
The Kapalama Outdoor Education class reaches new heights while
rock climbing up the cliffs at Makapu`u. See how students are
learning real life lessons while confronting their fears on
the face of a cliff. Through this experience students gain trust
in each other and confidence within themselves.
Whale
Rider actor, Rawiri Paratene
Movie-goers wold wide had their heart strings tugged and their
cultural eyes opened thanks to the movie, Whale Rider, the
story of a Maori girl, her grandfather and their struggle
to hold fast to tradition and culture in a changing world.
