Career
Fair As a child, you are often asked the question,
"What do you want to be when you grow up?" In this
story, see how asking students on the Kapalama Campus that question
helps them find some answers.
Celebrity
Readers
No matter what profession you enter, reading and literacy
are vitally important. That's just one of the reasons why
National Library Week and the Great American Read Aloud are
celebrated on our campuses.
Canoe
Project
Not all learning comes from books. Students from the Kamehameha
dormitory on the Kapalama campus are busy restoring a vintage
koa canoe, and as you'll see, this learning experience transcends
the art of wood
crafting.
Kanikapila
The literal translation of kani ka pila means to play music.
But when you gather a group of Hawaiians together to sing and
dance in an informal setting, kani ka pila means so much more,
as you'll see and hear in our next story.
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Ho'ike Kani Le'a
We take you to the island of Maui, where Kamehameha Schools'
students and staff put a Maui touch on the tradition of a
high school wide song contest.
