Hālau Lahaina, malu i ka ‘ulu
Culture, ʻōlelo and ʻāina-focused opportunities for community
Here’s what we’re doing to keep haumāna safe and secure.
A monthly series with tips for families on topics of health, well-being and safety.
This month’s topic:
Mālama Ola Minute: Teaching grace and gratitude in stressful seasons
Please join us! E Ulu Koa community gatherings across the pae ʻāina will provide updates from Ke Kula ‘o Kamehameha leaders on Strategic Plan 2030 and the legal challenge to our admissions policy. We’ll also seek guidance from community members regarding ideas for redesigning Kamehameha’s community investments and scholarships. RSVP at the link in our bio for these gatherings and share your community’s priorities. Mea ʻai will be provided. Reserve your spot now. Learn more at ksbe.edu/ola #EUluKoa #OlaPauahi #OlaHawaii #KeKulaoKamehameha #KamehamehaSchools
E nā haumāna kulanui, mai poina! Don’t forget to submit your Pauahi Foundation college scholarship applications by this Sunday, November 30. To learn more, visit pauahi.org/apply-for-a-scholarship Scholarships previously managed separately by Kamehameha Schools and the Pauahi Foundation have been consolidated under a unified program to streamline and strengthen our ability to support ‘ōiwi leaders in their learning journeys. Pauahi Foundation’s policy is to give preference to applicants of Hawaiian ancestry to the extent permitted by law. #PauahiFoundation #CollegeScholarships #KamehamehaSchools
Aloha Lā Kūʻokoʻa! On this day in 1843, Great Britain and France formally recognized the Hawaiian Kingdom’s sovereignty through the Anglo-French Proclamation. This acknowledgment was a validation of its standing among powerful nations. It reinforced aloha ʻāina on an international scale, empowering Hawaiʻi to preserve its independence in a time of global expansion. In this reel, @kamehamehakapalama haumāna give voice to “La Kuokoa Song,” a mele written by Solomon Kala Kaunamano on December 18, 1893 and published in the nūpepa. Aloha ʻĀina! #AlohaAina #LaKuokoa
Ke Aliʻi Pauahi’s generosity is felt by many in Hawaiʻi and beyond. If you could write to Princess Pauahi, what would you say? How might you imagine educational opportunities for future generations of ‘Ōiwi? Share your stories and hopes through Letters from the Lāhui at bit.ly/lahuiletters #OlaPauahi #OlaHawaii #KamehamehaSchools
Kamehameha Schools’ policy is to give preference to applicants of Hawaiian ancestry to the extent permitted by law.
