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Doe:
1st Day of School
The 2005-2006 school year started for Kamehameha
Schools the same way it has for nearly 120 years…with
Hawaiian students eager to learn, and Hawaiian families grateful
for the gift that has been passed down to them through generations
by Ke Ali'i Pauahi. |
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Doe:
Lawsuit Recap
A look back at the events that led up to the August 2nd, 2005
Doe decision.
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Doe:
Non-Hawaians for Kamehameha
The State of Hawaii, and many others, are filing court papers
in support of Kamehameha Schools and its work. And, the Hawaii
Association of Independent Schools, an organization of Hawaii's
private schools, believes that our community is best served
when private schools are allowed to remain independent. |
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Doe:
Looking Forward
I mua Kamehameha, the school's motto, is especially poignant
these days when looking forward means facing a cloudy and uncertain
future. But look into the faces of the Hawaiian youngsters we
serve and some things remain
crystal clear. |
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Doe:
Program Profiles
The work of Kamehameha continues. In the last year, 2.7 million
dollars in matching funds and curriculum and training support
were given to 14 Department of Education conversion and community-based
charter schools. Kamehameha Schools opened its lands and shared
its financial and human resources and knowledge, and Kamehameha
Schools supports early education. And,
Kamehameha is reaching out to 14,500 adults and youngsters
across the state in community outreach programs ranging from
health and wellness to literacy. |
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Doe:
Student Roundtable with Trustee Thompson
In addition to academics and extra curricular activities, students
at Kamehameha must now deal with emotions stirred up by the
controversy. At the end of a busy first week of school, a group
of Kapalama campus seniors were invited to share their thoughts
and feelings with trustee Nainoa Thompson. |
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