Hoʻomaikaʻi to this year’s Song Contest winners, Papa 12! 💜

The voices of our haumāna filled the Blaisdell Arena with the essence of Hawaiian hospitality as we celebrated the 105th Annual Kamehameha Schools Song Contest. Mahalo nui to our haumāna, kumu, and ʻohana for their hard work in carrying forward our tradition of mele, and to all who joined us in celebrating Hawaiian music and unity. Learn more at ksbe.edu/songcontest #KSSongContest #IMuaKamehameha

Nui ka hana, nui ka loaʻa. Hard work leads to great rewards, and our haumāna have been giving their all in preparation for tonight’s 105th Annual Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Song Contest! From months of rehearsals to refining every note and word, we are so proud of our haumāna and cannot wait to see them take the stage tonight. 📺 Watch it live on K5 or stream online at ksbe.edu/songcontest, presented by Kamehameha Schools & Hawaiʻi News Now.6:30 PM – Pre-show
7:30 PM – Song Contest Mahalo to our sponsors Matson, Bank of Hawaiʻi, Office of Hawaiian Affairs, and Keha Hawaiʻi for supporting this cherished tradition. #KSSongContest #IMuaKamehameha

How would you describe Song Contest to someone who has never seen it before?For more than a century, the Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Song Contest has been a powerful celebration of Hawaiian mele, history, and unity. We asked some of this year’s song directors, Fay Nuʻuhiwa, Kaizer Espiau, Brennan Ageaoili, and Mikaela Freitas, to describe what makes this one-of-a-kind event truly special. 📺 Friday, March 14, watch it live on K5 or stream online at ksbe.edu/songcontest, presented by Kamehameha Schools & Hawaiʻi News Now.6:30 PM – Pre-show
7:30 PM – Song Contest Mahalo to our sponsors Matson, Bank of Hawaiʻi, Office of Hawaiian Affairs, and Keha Hawaiʻi for supporting this cherished tradition. #KSSongContest #IMuaKamehameha

-Experience E Ola! - ʻOnipaʻa Peace March-Our haumāna took their learning to the streets of Honolulu as they joined the annual ʻOnipaʻa Peace March in observance of the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy on January 17, 1893. They could see first hand how the lessons they are learning in the classrooms play out in the real world and learned about how to be an advocate for our lāhui.Watch the two-minute video linked in our bio to hear our haumāna react to joining the annual event.#imuakamehameha #eola #alohaʻāina #ʻonipaʻa