Posts by Tammy Mori

We had a wonderful day celebrating and honoring the life and legacy of King Lunalilo with the kūpuna from Lunalilo Homes! Mahalo to all who helped make this day such a special day of learning, fellowship, sharing, and aloha.

We celebrated Snow Day at Kawaiaha’o Church School!  Our parking lot was transformed into a winter wonderland with 6 to 8 tons of snow (ice)! The students at Kawaiahaʻo Church School, ages 2 years old through 6th grade, played in the snow, made snow angels, had snowball fights,and sled down the little hill!  For some…

We offer school tours once-a-month; or by appointment only. We have added a school tour in December for our 2 year-old program. It will be held on Tuesday, December 17th at 9:30 am. For more information on school tours, or our admissions process, please visit: https://www.kawaiahaoschool.org/admissions-process/

A big mahalo to our KPO and all volunteers for bringing a pumpkin patch to our school! They all had a great time picking our their own pumpkin to take home! We enjoyed a week long of festivities from Spirit Week, culminating with the pumpkin patch, and classroom Halloween activities!

We are hosting an Open House on Thursday, October 10th at 4pm! This is for all prospective families interested in learning more about our school. It’s a chance to meet our teachers and staff, visit our classrooms, and learn more about our programs serving keiki from 2 years old- 6th grade! We hope to see…

E hele mai! E kipa mai i ka papa ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi! Adults of all language levels are welcome to attend this free public Hawaiian Language class. Classes are held on Thursday evenings from 5:30pm – 7:30pm in Papa Kukui at Kawaiahaʻo Church School. Classes will begin on Thursday, August 29th, and run through the school…

Our Elementary keiki selected some of their favorite poems to write, draw out, and memorize. On March 14, 2019, they performed these poems in front of their peers, family, and friends. We are so proud of Papa Kukui and the joy they have for learning!

We celebrated the life and legacy of King Lunalilo. The rain kept us from doing it outside in front of the tomb, where he is not laid to rest, but the gym was full of love, warmth, and aloha.  We are so blessed that the kūpuna from Lunalilo Home were able to join us and…