Aunty June with 1st Graders

BOO! Skeletons made by High School Boys

Incorporating the Science of the skeletal system and cultural comparisons into art

High School Art Work

Students learn about soil nutrients and aeration

Haumana gain a better understanding of sustainability through agricultural projects as they harvest fruit and vegetables and prepare them for a soup.

Students recognize 3 different varieties of kalo by identifying

their attributes.

Haumana learn the value of laulima as it takes many hands to relocate the kalo that they had previously transplanted.

Papa Makawalu take pride in the laborious lifestyle of the "mahi'ai" (farmer)

Students identify symbols of traditional Hawaiian royalty (ali'i). Here students learn about the kahili and how it was made.

2011 Makahiki

Wa'a

Technology

Hydroponics Project

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-Pictures

-Halau Lokahi Day Program Graduation 2010

-End of the Year Hoike