Kamehameha Schools was founded by the will of Bernice Pauahi Bishop, the great-granddaughter of Kamehameha the Great.
Each haumāna is unique and learns in a different way. KS Digital aims to offer a highly personalized educational experience with increased choices, flexibility, and support to help learners discover their personal potential to become local and global servant leaders who are grounded in their Native Hawaiian identity.
Elevate teaching practices and foster growth with a rich, deep bank of resources and training tools.
A Native Hawaiian place of learning for voyagers of the world.
Welcomes learners to explore a rich multimedia repository featuring global conversations with Pacific partners, and expressions of Hawaiian identity including essays, interviews, videos, and more.
A new digital learning portal that will grow to connect haumāna and ‘ohana to a broad range of community-created learning opportunities.
A variety of fun educational resources that celebrate Hawaiian history and tradition, while helping to strengthen the Native Hawaiian identity within keiki.
The waihona is a virtual community space where kumu can share resources and ideas with each other. You’ll find a wide array of resources here that you can filter for your interests.
Serving haumāna in grades 6-12 across all campuses. Streamlining digital tools and content that teachers and students need for a simpler and more connected learning experience.
Ka Huina ‘Ike is the “joining” — or hui — coming together around educational knowledge and practices across our Kamehameha Schools system.
Serving our youngest learners in preschool through grade 5. Offering developmentally-appropriate strategies to engage haumāna and parent communication tools.
Elevate teaching practices and foster growth with a rich, deep bank of resources and training tools.
A Native Hawaiian place of learning for voyagers of the world.
The waihona is a virtual community space where kumu can share resources and ideas with each other. You’ll find a wide array of resources here that you can filter for your interests.
Serving haumāna in grades 6-12 across all campuses. Streamlining digital tools and content that teachers and students need for a simpler and more connected learning experience.
Ka Huina ‘Ike is the “joining” — or hui — coming together around educational knowledge and practices across our Kamehameha Schools system.
Serving our youngest learners in preschool through grade 5. Offering developmentally-appropriate strategies to engage haumāna and parent communication tools.
A Native Hawaiian place of learning for voyagers of the world.
Welcomes learners to explore a rich multimedia repository featuring global conversations with Pacific partners, and expressions of Hawaiian identity including essays, interviews, videos, and more.
A new digital learning portal that will grow to connect haumāna and ‘ohana to a broad range of community-created learning opportunities.
A variety of fun educational resources that celebrate Hawaiian history and tradition, while helping to strengthen the Native Hawaiian identity within keiki.
Serving haumāna in grades 6-12 across all campuses. Streamlining digital tools and content that teachers and students need for a simpler and more connected learning experience.
Serving our youngest learners in preschool through grade 5. Offering developmentally-appropriate strategies to engage haumāna and parent communication tools.
A Native Hawaiian place of learning for voyagers of the world.
Welcomes learners to explore a rich multimedia repository featuring global conversations with Pacific partners, and expressions of Hawaiian identity including essays, interviews, videos, and more.
A new digital learning portal that will grow to connect haumāna and ‘ohana to a broad range of community-created learning opportunities.
A variety of fun educational resources that celebrate Hawaiian history and tradition, while helping to strengthen the Native Hawaiian identity within keiki.
Serving haumāna in grades 6-12 across all campuses. Streamlining digital tools and content that teachers and students need for a simpler and more connected learning experience.
Serving our youngest learners in preschool through grade 5. Offering developmentally-appropriate strategies to engage haumāna and parent communication tools.
A new digital learning portal that will grow to connect haumāna and ‘ohana to a broad range of community-created learning opportunities.
A variety of fun educational resources that celebrate Hawaiian history and tradition, while helping to strengthen the Native Hawaiian identity within keiki.
The waihona is a virtual community space where kumu can share resources and ideas with each other. You’ll find a wide array of resources here that you can filter for your interests.
Elevate teaching practices and foster growth with a rich, deep bank of resources and training tools.
Background image: The Ke‘ekū heiau, located on the right, is located on ‘Āina Pauahi lands in Kahulu‘u, Kona on the island of Hawai‘i. Learn more about this site.
Phone:
Call us at (808) 842-8822
7:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday,
except on school holidays.
Online support:
Email us at ohanatechhelp@ksbe.edu for technical support. You can expect a response to your email the next business day.
Self help guides:
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