Kamehameha Schools Ka’iwakīloumoku Hawaiian Cultural Events Series presents a Hawaiian Oral History Series film honoring the late Aunty Mary Lou Kekuewa and Paulette Kahalepuna.

Kamehameha Schools Ka’iwakīloumoku Hawaiian Cultural Events Series presents a Hawaiian Oral History Series film honoring the late Aunty Mary Lou Kekuewa and Paulette Kahalepuna.

The Probate Court has appointed a Trustee Screening Committee to assist in the selection of a Kamehameha Schools trustee. The new trustee will replace Trustee Robert Kihune, who ends his term in June 2009.

Hawai`i Island communities will have an opportunity to hear a fresh perspective on water and its uses in Hawai`i when Dr. Ka`eo Duarte of Kamehameha Schools-Land Assets Division presents, “Water in Hawai`i: Changing Times and Changing Paradigms”.

Aloha kākou! This message is to inform you of an important community event happening in Waikīkī this Saturday, January 17: The Kū i ka Pono March and Rally urging the state to withdraw its U.S. Supreme Court appeal of the Hawai’i state Supreme Court’s ruling banning the sale or exchange of ceded lands until Native Hawaiian claims relating to those lands are resolved.

Education Spending at $273 Million; Endowment Focuses on Long-term Stabilization

The value of Kamehameha Schools’ endowment increased and the Schools continued to provide educational opportunities to more Hawaiians than ever before during its 2008 fiscal year (July 1, 2007 to June 30, 2008) according to education and financial data released today.

More than 38,000 learners benefit from Princess’ legacy in FY 2008

HONOLULU – Kamehameha Schools served more than 38,000 keiki and their caregivers through its preschool and campus programs and community collaborations during year ending June 30, 2008, an increase of 7.2 percent over the previous year and 70 percent over the first three years of its Education Strategic Plan.

The following Kamehameha Schools educational programs and program site are closed on Thursday, Dec. 11.

HONOLULU – Kamehameha Schools will transform 29 acres of its Kaka'ako lands into a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly and environmentally sustainable urban village, according to a plan submitted to the Hawaii Community Development Authority.