Kamehameha Schools was founded by the will of Bernice Pauahi Bishop, the great-granddaughter of Kamehameha the Great.
The travel notification process applies to anyone who plans to be on a KS campus or site within 10 days of their return from travel. If you are in distance learning at home or are not participating in any face-to-face activities, you do not need to complete the notification, though you should follow all applicable state and county rules, including compliance with any required quarantine periods. See current travel details for Hawaiʻi county.
Our Kamehameha Schools travel policy is updated as of April 17, 2021. The initial policy was established as of Monday, Oct. 26, 2020 and will remain in place until further notice for students and staff who will be participating in on-campus or onsite activities:
The notification process for INTER-ISLAND or OUT-OF-STATE travel is now the same
If your keiki is planning to travel out-of-state or travel inter-island, please send an email with the student’s name, grade level, travel dates, and destination of travel to kshawaii@ksbe.edu.
We will notify the COVID-19 Response Team if your keiki’s travel is out of state.
After your keiki’s return from travel, please send a post-travel notification email with additional details along with supporting documentation requested to kshawaii@ksbe.edu.
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS INCLUDE:
Documents may be attached to the email.
PROVIDE ONLY IF APPLICABLE:
We will review the details and supporting documents to ensure your keiki has been exempt from any county quarantine requirements and will provide you with clearance approval before your keiki’s return to onsite learning or other activities. This process may take up to 48 hours depending on when information is received.
