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Top Ten Links

• KS Connect (83,727)
  Kamehameha Schools' tool to communicate with its students, teachers, and parents.
• Explorations Program (29,845)
  Ho'omaka'ika'i: Explorations is a week-long boarding experience open to non-Kamehameha Schools students who will be completing grade 5. Participants learn about their heritage through classes in Hawaiian literature, hula (dance), crafts, plants, music and ocean studies.
• KS eMall (17,544)
  The KS eMall offers visitors "one-stop shopping" through various online stores offering Kamehameha Schools logo items and merchandise.
• Direct Mail List (14,752)
  Kamehameha Schools reaches more than 28,000 youth each year and is working harder than ever to share Pauahi's legacy with more Hawaiian children. One way that we are extending our reach is through a Direct Mail List that will allow us to directly distribute information about our programs and services via postal and electronic mail.
• KS Logo Shop (12,120)
  Net proceeds from the KS Logo Shop are used to directly benefit Kamehameha Schools' educational mission.
• Kamehameha Publishing (10,460)
  Kamehameha Publishing, the publishing arm of Kamehameha Schools, traces its roots to the schools' very beginning. In the schools' early years students learned printing as a craft, producing publications such as newspapers and manuals.
• Admissions Challenge (10,409)
  Read about pending legal challenges to Kamehameha's long-standing Hawaiian preference policy.
• Your guide to KS programs (7,618)
  The Kamehameha Schools Educational Programs and Services page includes links to PDFs of the main brochure and the at-a-glance chart.
• Kaka‘ako Master Plan (6,832)
  Kaka‘ako is a progressive neighborhood, a kai?ulu ola—living community—that embraces the vibrant culture of its location by embellishing the strengths of the waterfront community and extending its personality through the neighborhood.
• Bulletin System - Kapalama High School (6,566)
  Designed in the summer of 2004, the Bulletin System is a Web application created to match the content in the Daily Bulletin and Weekly Calendar documents produced by the Student Activities office. Print production of these two documents has stopped and the data is now being channeled into the Bulletin System. The content has shifted from print to Web opening more avenues for communication extending the information beyond the heights of Kapalama.