Campus health rooms
Hawai‘i Campus health rooms
- Elementary and Middle School: (808) 982-0411
- High School: (808) 982-0611
Kapālama Campus health rooms
- Elementary School: (808) 842-8606
- Middle School: (808) 843-3459
- High School: (808) 842-8075
- Elementary School: (808) 572-3222
- Middle School: (808) 572-4221
- High School: (808) 573-7073
Kamehameha Schools is deeply committed to the safety and well-being of our students. It is a privilege that parents entrust us with the care of their children and we intend to do everything we can do to make sure that trust is earned.
Mālama Ola is dedicated to student health, safety and well-being. Its focus is having the right people, right culture and right systems in place to best protect and care for our keiki. The division is responsible for student and employee health and safety at KS’ three campuses, 30 preschools and community education programs. This includes education safety and risk staff, athletic training staff and mental health services.
In addition to the important health and safety services that are provided, Mālama Ola works to provide education and resources to prevent incidents before they happen.
Moʻomōʻali Olakino Electronic Health Records (EHR)
News and announcements
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February 13, 2020
Protecting our keiki from online predators
The thought of someone using online gaming, social media or other Internet platforms to harm your keiki may be hard to stomach, but it’s an unfortunate reality of today’s modern world.
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January 15, 2020
Setting healthy New Year’s resolutions with your keiki
Learning how to set and achieve goals is a necessary life skill for success. Many of us ring in the new year by making resolutions, however studies show that only about 8% of us achieve our goals!
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December 13, 2019
Reducing holiday stress for your keiki
The holiday season is about aloha, gift-giving and gathering with friends and family – but the frenetic festivities can be nerve-wracking, not just for adults but for keiki as well. Remember, holidays do not have to be perfect.
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November 18, 2019
How to handle bullying
KS is committed to providing a learning environment free from all types of discrimination, harassment, intimidation, bullying, hazing or violence that may interfere with a student’s ability to learn and enjoy his or her educational experience. If you are a student who has been bullied, a parent of a bullied child, or witness to a bullying incident, please tell a kumu, an administrator, or report it via the KS Hiʻikua Student Helpline.
October 19, 2016
In Action 1 of our FY 2016-17 Annual Plan, a focus on student safety and well-being is identified as an organizational priority. Here’s why. See CEO Message »
