Kamehameha Schools

Tag: Sponsorship

June 16, 2021

Teens question health experts on COVID-19 vaccine

In this University of Hawai‘i “Better Tomorrow” panel discussion, KS alumni Awapuhi Lee KSK’11 and Hoakalei Watanabe KSK’21 join others in sharing facts about the COVID-19 vaccine which is now recommended for teens. See story »

November 5, 2020

Win HIFF passes in Ka Ipu o Lono guessing game

KS teamed up with the Hawai‘i International Film Festival to connect communities with cultural showcases. Learn more about this year’s reimagined festival and earn a chance to win free online festival passes. See story »

April 10, 2019

Haumāna inspired at PBN’s Women Who Mean Business Awards Dinner

Three haumāna from KSK and Samuel Kamakau Public Charter School had the opportunity to be inspired by some of the state’s top wāhine business leaders at PBN’s Women Who Mean Business 2019 celebration at The Royal Hawaiian Hotel. See story »

October 7, 2013

Spots still available for reenactment of the queen’s trial

Reservations are filling up fast for Mai Poina: The Trial of the Queen, a living history performance led by Hawaiian scholars and leaders. See story »

September 3, 2013

Spots still available on historic Hawaiʻi walking tours

Reservations are still being taken for September 6-8 Mai Poina walking tours retracing the days leading up to the overthrow of the Hawaiian Monarchy. See story »

July 18, 2013

KS-sponsored events make for a super Saturday

If you’re looking for some fun ways to fill your Saturday, hele on over to the Prince Lot Hula Festival and the Honolulu Night Market. See story »

July 11, 2013

Reap a harvest of fun at State Farm Fair

Mosey on down to Kualoa Ranch this weekend for the Hawai‘i State Farm Fair featuring farm-fresh produce, livestock, food, rides and entertainment! See story »

June 27, 2013

KS sponsors Hōkūle‘a program rebroadcasts Saturday on KHON2

Kamehameha Schools is proud to be one of the presenting sponsors of Saturday’s KHON2 program “Hōkūle‘a: Her Farthest Journey,” the story of a worldwide canoe voyage nearly four decades in the making. The mo‘olelo is told from the perspective of Hōkūle‘a crew members including former KS trustee and master navigator Nainoa Thompson. [VIDEO] See story »

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