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The News Site of Kamehameha Schools Kapālama

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The News Site of Kamehameha Schools Kapālama

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This photo captures a cafeteria undisturbed, prior to the recent lockdown.

Former KS student experiences school shooting

Erissa Strong, Illustrator Editor December 19, 2024

Susahna-Michelle “Ahna” Santos, a former Kamehameha Schools student, now attends Menchville High School in Newport News, Virginia– and the contrast between the safety of Kamehameha versus the safety...

Senior Mahie Kaleleiki places her dots according to artist Solomon Enos’ instructions.  Students from the World Poetry Seminar class visited the Capitol in October to assist Enos with this special project.

World Poetry Seminar students visit state capitol

Ka Moi Staff December 12, 2024
      As an alternative to the original water that was said to have even leaked in Capitol offices, the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts (SFCA) selected Solomon Enos to create a waterless pool design.       Problems with water date back to the opening of the Capitol in 1969.  As...
Kula Gaughen-Haili officially begins principalship on Dec. 8.

New principal officially named

Kamoi Staff December 12, 2024

Kula Gaughen-Haili was announced as principal of the high school on Nov. 27, 2024 in a school-wide email from Pookula Taran Chun. Gaughen-Haili currently serves as the interim principal of the high school,...

AI essay, a bad art teacher

AI Anonymous April 30, 2024

Art education is a crucial component of a well-rounded education, providing students with the opportunity to express herselves creatively. develop critical thinking skills, and cultivate an appreciation...

My AI Art Teacher Sucks

Vincent Hazen, A.I. Guest April 30, 2024

AI does not threaten studio art teaching positions; not until robots can throw pots on the wheel or conceive and execute original works of art. AI provides sophisticated searches (text or image); and when...

Junior Noah Brooks (left) and senior Kaydn Ito proudly display their national awards earned in the Student Media Contests that was held in Kansas City, Missouri last week.

KS Photojournalist wins top honor at National Convention

April 10, 2024

It is said that a picture is worth a thousand words.  For senior Kaydn Ito, his picture was worth the top award and the praises from judges and peers at the National High School Journalism Convention...

TikTok Made Me Buy It

Mahina Tahere, Reporter February 12, 2024

             With the rise of social media activity in the past couple of years, people all around the world have rushed to buy their Stanley Cups, gua sha face rollers, bucket hats, Ugg minis,...

Fahrenheit 68-72

Fahrenheit 68-72

Noah Brooks (ʻOhu), Reporter February 8, 2024

Libraries should be of utmost importance and ensure that their books will be taken care of. In my sophomore year, I took a class called Library Services. During registration the previous year I didn't...

Demonstrate Your Feat!

Demonstrate Your Feat!

Paris Kekua, Editor-in-Chief February 8, 2024

I am Paris Kekua, class of 2024, and I joined the Kamehameha Schools-Kapālama wrestling team in my senior year of high school. I learned the inner workings of wrestling, how our school handles the wrestling...

The two small student bathrooms located in Kekūanaoʻa.

Will the Bathrooms Ever be Renovated

Paul Aguzar-Taitague, Reporter February 7, 2024

As the school year has progressed, students have most definitely seen the many improvements made to our campus. From the construction of the many solar-powered benches students cannot only have a shaded...

Are Stanley Cups "Actually" Worth the Hype?

Are Stanley Cups “Actually” Worth the Hype?

Leināʻala Wong, Reporter February 7, 2024

As a victim of mainstream trends, I have become a Stanley Cup owner and can confidently say these products are overhyped. Even though Stanley Cups have been in supply since 2016, it wasn't until last...

Gasson Hall stands tall at Boston College.

Poʻo Kula Scholarship Cultivates College Elitism

Christian Nakihei, Reporter February 7, 2024

For many students at Kamehameha, including myself, the drive to apply to selective institutions stems from the idea of elitism and a myth that our lives can be defined by a single letter. With the addition...

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