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Nurture the child and the lāhui thrives. Nourished in ancestral knowledge and Hawaiian values, Kamehameha Schools haumāna grow to embody excellence in academia and character. Through personalized pathways and a strong connection to each child's identity as 'ōiwi, we encourage our haumāna to discover their passions and prepare them to flourish in an everchanging world.

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What does educational success look like for Hawaiʻi’s keiki? 🎓 Findings from the 2024 ʻImi Pono Hawaiʻi Wellbeing Survey show that families across the state value education that prepares keiki to live, work, and raise families; contribute to their communities; and find good-paying jobs. Yet, 1 in 4 families still face barriers like cost and transportation. Through it all, learners grow into leaders—grounded in family, mentorship, and resilience. Curious to learn more? Explore the full findings at: ksbe.edu/imiponosurvey In partnership with @liliuokalanitrust, @oha_hawaii, @kamehamehaschools, @papaolalokahi, and @queenshealthhi  #HawaiiEducation #ʻImiPono #NativeHawaiianWellbeing #KeikiFirst #CommunityResilience #WellbeingInHawaiʻi

Hōʻike is an annual tradition at Ke Kula ʻo Kamehameha Hawaiʻi, where high school haumāna share moʻolelo from our history on stage in dynamic and entertaining ways. Here is a moment captured at this year's Merrie Monarch ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi broadcast where ʻAwapuhi, a recent KSHʻ25 graduate, shared the significance of this past hear's Hōʻike performance of ʻEMALANI: Scenes from the Life of Queen Emma. This opera, written by kumu Herb Mahelona, spans the entire life of Queen Emma and highlights many significant events in her life and in the history of Hawaiʻi. Watch ʻEMALANI at the link in our bio. #eolakaʻōlelohawaiʻi #eolamaukaʻōlelohawaiʻi #olelohawaii

In Lahaina, families are reconnecting to ʻāina, culture, and each other through hands-on papa and pōhaku workshops that support healing and community restoration. Earlier this year, Ku‘ia Agricultural Education Center, a KS Kaiāulu partner, hosted workshops for families affected by the fires to reclaim their roots in the famous ahupua‘a. Led by Lo‘iloa, a Maui nonprofit dedicated to healing through Hawaiian practices, keiki and kūpuna worked side by side, carving boards and stone pounders to prepare kalo — some replacing cherished tools lost in the flames.  Read the full mo‘olelo in the latest issue of I Mua magazine and online at ksbe.edu/news #ImuaKamehameha #KSAlumni #Lahaina #malamaaina

Join us for a look back at Alumni Reunion 2025 as thousands of Kamehameha Schools graduates from KS Hawaii, KS Maui and KS Kapālama and their ‘ohana made memories while enjoying ‘ono mea‘ai Hawai‘i, mele and lots of launa. Please enjoy the sights and sounds from Alumni Reunion, and we look forward to celebrating with you at events and gatherings throughout the year. He Koa Mau a Mau: Forever a Warrior! #ImuaKamehameha #KSAlumni

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