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April 2002 - Show #4
 
Song Contest

What do Kamehameha students take away from the annual Song Contest? A lot more than trophies. The hard work that goes into preparing for this tradition-steeped event leaves students with valuable, life-altering lessons. We’ll also take you on a virtual tour to see what goes on behind the TV cameras on Song Contest night.
Moloka'i

Ancient fishponds ranked among Hawaiian’s highest achievements in technology and resource management, and were a vital part of a community’s sustenance.
Today, on the island of Moloka’I, those same fishponds are being developed as economic and educational resources for the island’s future, and Kamehameha Schools is an active partner in that effort.

Science Kids

A cure for cancer. New disease fighting antibiotics. We’ll introduce you to some Kamehameha science students and their dedicated teacher who are dreaming big, and breaking new ground.

Ke Ali'i Pauahi Foundation

The Ke Ali’i Pauahi Foundation is new a charitable support organization for Kamehameha Schools. Established to provide for financial aid and scholarships to eligible students of Hawaiian ancestry, we visit with them and learn about their broad range of services.
Softball Champions

With a fiery arm and a potent bat, senior pitching sensation Leo Sing Chow led the Warrior softball team to a state title and a perfect 17 and 0 season. On the mound, she was 10-0 during the regular season and 3-0 during the playoffs. Her.442 batting average helped her to clinch the ILH Most Valuable Player award.