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Pule, aloha and pilina abound as KS Maui haumāna return to school

August 23, 2023

More than a week after the destructive wildfires broke out, Kamehameha Schools Maui, ʻA’apueo and Paukūkalo preschool haumāna returned to their classrooms. A great deal of planning and care has been taken by kumu and staff to ensure haumāna and their ʻohana have the necessary resources needed for both the short and long term.

Haumāna of all ages offered pule for those affected by the tragic wildfires during an Aloha Assembly on August 17.







Leo Delatori, KSK'86, KS Maui dean of support services, Kamehameha School CEO Jack Wong, and KS Maui poʻo kula Scott Parker at the Aloha Assembly on August 17.




Scott Parker, KS Maui poʻo kula shares words of comfort during the all-haumāna Aloha Assembly.




A Paukūkalo Preschool kamaliʻi colors a "pule for Maui" picture.




Two haumāna at ʻAʻapueo Preschool use puppets to retell the story Na Wai Lā?/Who Ate It? in the library area.




Haumāna give and receive comfort from Cora, one of three therapy dogs brought to campus by the Maui Therapy Dogs volunteer group.










 
 
 

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