Hoʻomaikaʻi to our @kamehameha.preschools Vice Principals and kumu from the Koʻolau I and II Regions who are graduating with their Associates in Arts in Hawaiian Studies degree from Hawai’iloa, an 8-week online program offered through @windwardcc.
Photo from left to right: Andrea Waia’u (Hope Po’o Kumu-Ko’olau II), Traci Miki Carvalho-Mattos (Lead Kumu at Waimānalo Preschool), Karen Kamaka’ala (Lead Kumu at Kahuku Preschool) and LaniRae Pedro (Hope Po’o Kumu-Ko’olau I & KSK ʻ94).
LaniRae shared, “We mahalo Pauahi for the educational opportunity and are committed to be lifelong learners of E Ola! We are grateful for the support from our colleagues and ‘ohana.” Hoʻomaikaʻi iā oukou!
It’s graduation season, and we’ve got some very special haumāna to celebrate—our very own kumu! 🎓💙 Hoʻomaikaʻi to @kamehameha.preschools Kumu Jordan, Keiko, Katie, and Angie for earning their bachelor’s degrees in education from @chaminadeuniversity! Your dedication to learning uplifts us all—maikaʻi loa!
The stinging kipuʻupuʻu rains of Waimea come to life in Kumu Piʻikea Kihe’s papa mele—where keiki get to learn through ʻike kupuna and ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi. 🌧️🎶 #WaimeaPreschool #PapaMele #OleloHawaii #Kupuna #EOla #Keiki #KamehamehaPreschools #ImuaKamehameha
This year, our haumāna explored the lives of 12 Hawaiian aliʻi, learning about their leadership and legacy. Keaukaha Preschool Papa Naiʻa went on huakaʻi to the Kamehameha Statue, Naha Stone, and Lyman Museum brought those lessons to life—with keiki proudly recalling facts they’ve learned all year. Mahalo to our incredible ʻohana—your support made this ʻāina-based experience possible! 💙 Mahalo Kumu Christie sharing these photos.
