Empowering students to LEARN, GROW, and LEAD with Aloha!
ROOTED IN ALOHA…we will nurture student growth through effective instruction, positive relationships, and high expectations for all.
Need food? Hawaiʻi Foodbank is here to help. 💚
Summer break is just around the corner, and we want to make sure every child has access to nutritious meals. Whether you’re looking for food assistance, want to donate, or are ready to volunteer, we have the resources to get you started.
📍 Find help at hawaiifoodbank.org or call 808-836-3600.
Together, we can #EndHunger in our islands. 🌈
Aloha Kahaluʻu ʻOhana! Are you looking for an incredible summer experience for your keiki? Registration is now open for the Hoʻopilina Youth Program!
This program is a wonderful opportunity for students to engage with culture, community, and the outdoors.
📅 Program Details:
Who: Incoming 5th graders through finishing 8th graders.
Daily Programming: 8:00 AM – 2:30 PM
Dates:
June 15 – June 19
June 22 – June 26
July 6 – July 10
July 13 – July 17
Ho‘umau Ku‘uku‘u Hu‘ika: July 31, 2026 (5:00 PM – 9:00 PM)
🚀 Why Join?
This program focuses on building connections and providing meaningful daily activities that keep students active and inspired throughout the summer break.
Space is limited! Check out the flyer attached to this post for more details on how to sign up and secure a spot for your child. 🌈✨
Help keep your keiki fed this summer! SUN Bucks Hawaii provides a one-time $189 grocery benefit for each eligible school-aged child.
Do I need to apply?
No Application Needed: If your household receives SNAP/TANF or your child is identified as foster, homeless, migrant, or a runaway.
Application Required: Since we are a CEP school, families who do not receive SNAP/TANF must apply online to determine eligibility.
How it works:
Benefits arrive in late May 2026 via mail (new users) or loaded onto your 2025 SUN Bucks card. You can still participate in local summer meal programs while using SUN Bucks!
👉 Apply or learn more at: sunbucks.dhs.hawaii.gov
We are proud to partner with our local farmers to bring fresh, nutrient-packed microgreens to our school lunches. By bringing the farm to the cafeteria, we’re not just eating healthy—we’re supporting our community and learning where our food comes from.
In case you missed it, check out the news story below!
What is it?
An SCC, or School Community Council, is like a team of parents, teachers, and community members who work together to make our school the best it can be! They help decide how to use school money, plan fun school events, and make sure our kids are getting a great education. By joining the SCC, you can have a voice in your child's learning and help shape the future of our school.
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Kula Threads: Website is OPEN!
Purchase your uniforms online through Kula Threads.
T-shirts will be delivered to the school and distributed to your student.
47-280 Waihe'e Road
Kane'ohe, Hawai'i 96744
(808) 305 - 6300