Kamehameha Schools was founded by the will of Bernice Pauahi Bishop, the great-granddaughter of Kamehameha the Great.
There are several important safety protocols families should know and follow when riding the bus. See story »
Our kula will offer a transitional summer program, Kauwela 2021, from our new Remote and Summer Learning kula with courses for current KS Hawaiʻi grade K-11 students. Registration will open on January 6 at 7 a.m. See story »
A reminders of the steps we need to take to return to school safely. Protocols have been updated as of January 2021. See story »
Mālama Ola Health Service Department has updated the requirements for when students can return to school if sick with COVID-19 symptoms, and have a new voluntary testing program in place that does require authorization if students, faculty or staff want to participate. See story »
Important health and safety procedures for bus riders. See story »
An important precaution to fight the spread of COVID-19 is a simple check-in you need to make each morning to confirm a student is feeling well. See story »
Kamehameha Schools students, faculty, and staff can now register for a saliva-based drive-thru COVID-19 test offered this Thursday from 2:30 to 6 p.m. at the middle school bus ramp. See story »
Our K-12 Christmas chapel features some beautiful manaʻo and mele. Watch along, starting Christmas Eve at 7 p.m. See story »
Our performing arts kumu at Kamakaʻeha get creative for the holiday and deliver a beautiful performance. See story »
Learn more about plans for the upcoming second half of the year, additional testing options and a reminder about travel notifications. See story »
We reimagine our special tradition of honoring Pauahi in a new way...as one Kamehameha Schools. See story »
See the themes for special dress-up days throughout Winter Week 2020 (Nov. 30 - Dec. 4). See story »
Kula Waena would like to recognize students who have been named to the Honor Roll (Poʻo Kula and Poʻo Kumu Lists) for the 1st Trimester of the 2020-2021 School Year. See story »
Our Ambassadors of Pauahi will host another Teapresso fundraiser to benefit Pauahi Foundation scholarships this Saturday, November 21 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. See story »
Learn more about our hybrid learning options. See story »
Two free, voluntary COVID-19 testing events will be held on-campus on Nov. 14 for elementary and middle school and Nov. 21 for high school. See story »
Take a look ahead at the second half of the year, hybrid learning opportunities timetable, and what we're doing to provide COVID-19 testing. See story »
Updated guidelines for student travel along with notification procedures if students plan to be on campus within 14 days of their arrival back home. See story »
With a return to campus, our schedules and lives are once again going through changes. That can be exhausting. How do we overcome these time of weariness? Kahu Kaunaloa shares how in today’s devotional.
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See guidelines and requirements for how students that were sick can return to school. See story »
Watch this segment from HINow Daily on applying to KS and finding the right fit for each child. The application deadline for next school year is October 15. See story »
As we prepare to return from what we hope was a rejuvenating and restful Fall Break, we take a moment to present our convocation and celebrate this year's spiritual theme, “E Kuʻupau Ke Aloha i Ke Akua a Mau Loa – Boundless and Timeless is Or Reverence for the Lord”. See story »
A drive-thru vaccination event will be held on Saturday, October 17 from 8 a.m. to Noon. RSVP to juriveir@ksbe.edu by 10/16 if interested. See story »
Senior Sophia Perry is coordinating this year's Pauahi Week celebration, which is held in collaboration with KS Kapālama and Maui as a tri-campus celebration. Learn more about the activities and what is planned to honor our beloved Ke Aliʻi Pauahi. See story »
Mahalo nui to all of our kumu, staff, leaders, haumāna and ‘ohana. We are now more than a month into our new school year; our kumu are teaching, our haumāna are learning, our ‘ohana are engaging, and despite so many challenges, we remain hopeful that we can make this our best year ever. See story »
