Wai‘anae Coast Community

Wai'anae Coast Region
Wai'anae Coast

21,000 Native Hawaiians living in Wai‘anae Coast Community

By 2040, the projected Native Hawaiian population is expected to grow by 71% to 35,910

Community Learning Center at Mā‘ili

The Community Learning Center at Mā‘ili (CLC-M) offers many free classes, events and services for the entire ‘ohana. Learn more about the resources »

87-790 Kulauku Street
Wai‘anae, HI 96792
Call Nohealani at (808) 843-9618
or e-mail at clcprograms@ksbe.edu
Open Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Oʻahu Resource Center at Māʻili
One-Stop-Shop
Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
(808) 843-9650
ksrc@ksbe.edu

Board & Stone Class

Waianae Coast Board & Stone Kamehameha Schools, in collaboration with Keiki O Ka ‘Āina, hosts a yearly Board & Stone Class at the Community Learning Center at Mā‘ili. This family-based cultural experience teaches the Hawaiian tradition of hand-carving a papa ku‘i ‘ai (poi board) and a pōhaku ku‘i ‘ai (stone poi pounder) with natural materials gathered from the land. Learn more »

Calendar

Aug

KSM: First Day of School for All Students

Aug

KSM: In-service/workday (No School)

Oct

KSM: Fall Break (No School)

Oct

KSM: In-service/workday (No School)

Dec

KSM: Winter Break (No School)

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News

July 10, 2020

Weekly devotional: Recognizing ka leo aloha, the voice of love
In recalling the bond formed with his littlest moʻopuna, KS Hawaiʻi Kahu Kaunaloa Boshard KSK’77 shares the words of John 10:27-28 which remind us that in recognizing ka leo aloha, or the voice of love, and refraining from trying to figure out everything on our own means we have confidence in Jesus Christ to protect and care for us.

July 7, 2020

Innovation keeps alumni traditions alive during uncertain times
The KS Alumni Relations team leaned on innovation to turn the traditional Alumni Week event into a month-long celebration with global reach.

July 2, 2020

Weekly devotional: Trust in ke Akua for new growth and opportunities
Leaning on the words of Isaiah 43:19, KS Maui Kahu Kalani Wong KSK’74 reminds us that although life as we knew it may never be the same, we must not dwell on the past, but instead trust in ke Akua for our eyes will be open to new growth and opportunities.

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Kamehameha Schools believes that education is an important part of wellbeing for the Lāhui. We are working with the community to create Hawaiian Culture Based Education opportunities that give our keiki a leading edge in life. Together with ka moku o Wai‘anae, we are aligning our resources to build on community strengths and address community challenges. As a result, we will create an environment where keiki will flourish because they are connected to place, supported in learning, and ready to succeed as tomorrow’s local and global leaders.

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