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November 24, 2021

RETURNING TO SCHOOL AFTER BEING SICK
Please remember to always call in your student/child's absence if your child is going to be absent for ANY reason. Māhele Lalo Absence hotline - 808.572.3210 An estimated 50% of children infected wi ...

MĀHELE LALO-LOWER DIVISION CHAPEL DATES
Here are the chapel dates for the first semester: September 8 (virtual) REVISED October chapel date - October 22 (Virtual K/12 Chapel) November 10 (Virtual) December 17 Founde ...

TREATS/GOODIE BAGS
Due to Covid-19 Safety precautions, no outside food or any type of goodie bags with food or non food items allowed. Mahalo for your understanding. ...

FRIDAY MĀHELE LALO ALOHA DRESS DAY
On Fridays, starting after the Fall break, Māhele Lalo will have Aloha Dress Day Fridays. Tops Include: ALoha print top and/or Aloha shirt with sleeves (no tank tops, spaghetti straps or short crop ...

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May 4, 2021

KS alumni staffers honor their most influential kumu
In celebration of National Teacher Appreciation Week, we asked Kamehameha Schools alumni staffers: “Who was your most influential kumu and why?”

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April 5, 2021

KSM lesson on energy transfer sparks positive attitude in students
KSM fourth grade Kumu Raina Grove designed a science lesson that also taught positivity and perseverance.

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January 21, 2021

ʻĀina-based learning thrives in virtual environment
On any given day, Kumu Alexis Kageyama, ‘Āina & Sustainability Engagement Instructor, could be found in the Māla ‘Ai o Kaʻuʻuku with her haumāna on Kamehameha Schools Mauiʻs Lower Division campus checking on the growth of the tomatoes or ʻuala, or feeding the moa in the Hale Moa (chicken coops).

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