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Initiative / Tutu & Me Early Education is one of the best ways to
ensure a good educational start. Find out how Kamehameha Schools
has renewed its focus on helping the youngest Hawaiian children
and their families.
Jim
Kauahikaua, USGS Scientist in Charge
Class of 1969 graduate, scientist Jim Kauahikaua is the first
Hawaiian and the first Kamehameha Schools graduate to ever
be in charge of the Hawaiian Volcanoes National Park. View
some amazing scenes from the park and learn how Jim worked
his way to the top.
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.
Ka'imi
Pelekai: Real Hawaii Tour Company
Real Hawaii Tours is a locally owned and operated tour company
that offers uniquely Hawaiian excursions along the Waianae Coast.
Kamehameha Schools graduate Ka'imi Pelekai is the company's
business manager and tour guide.
Ho'olauna
Moloka'i
In Hawaiian, the word ho'olauna means "to introduce."
Just like its namesake, the summer program Ho'olauna Moloka'i
introduces young keiki to the lands and cultural traditions
of Moloka'i.
Aunty
Nona Beamer
'Olelo Hawai'i is alive and well on the Kamehameha School campuses,
and a cause for celebration. We highlight the achievements of
our most accomplished students, and shared that moment with
Aunty Winona Beamer, teacher, musician and champion of Hawaiian
language and culture.
