With the month of October growing closer and closer, the Art Club here at KS prepares for its annual October event: Pāheona ʻOkakopa. Meaning “art October,” Pāheona ʻOkakopa is a yearly tradition...
Girl’s Volleyball Preps for 2023 Season
After the KS Kapālama Girl’s Varsity Volleyball team lost their spot in the state competition playoffs last 2022 season, their 19-year state qualification...
“Aloha, ‘O Kauakūkalahale koʻu inoa, and my goal as a Digital Native is to share my knowledge and hopefully teach you something new.”
This is how Kauakūkalahale Lopez begins each of his TikTok...
Kaydn Kazuo Kamuelaohanohanoeakaneakua Ito, a son, a student, a photographer, and many other things, but to me my best friend who I have the greatest honor of knowing. For those of you who don’t know...
Sophomore Paul Aguzar-Taitague is a boarder here at our Kapālama campus from Hanamāʻulu, Kauai. He first began here in the seventh grade, and since then has continued to involve himself in the KS community...
Noah Kaleiʻohuakaʻihilani Brooks also known as ʻOhu, a junior at Kamehameha Schools, has had a love for cheer since she was four years old.
ʻOhu had cheered for three different cheerleading teams,...
Kūlia i ka nuʻu, strive for the highest. A common ʻōlelo noʻeau many of us hear in and outside of the classrooms. Mikala Akiona, a senior here at Kamehameha, is one of these students who shows Kūlia,...
Widely known throughout Kamehameha Schools as an accomplished water polo player and notable figure in student leadership, Leina’ala MaikapokealaulakalāoHakioawa Mei Yuk Wong has become a beacon of exceptional...
Meet Cheyanne Tahere, a senior here at KS. She started her schooling here at the Kamehameha Kapalāma campus in preschool and is spending her last year on the Kapalāma hill as a member of Ka Mōʻī.
In...
Christian Pono Nakihei, a senior here at Kamehameha High School is the president of the Speech and Debate Club, speaking out specifically for Hawaiian rights. However, Christrians determination and dedication...
ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi in the nation's capital- not something one would not expect to hear. That is, until this summer, when the first native Hawaiian delegation made a trip to Washington, D.C. Kaʻieʻiea...
Aloha Kamehameha. Mr. V back again trying to make you better people.
You know what’s really mashing Mr. V’s kalo today?
People who act like monkeys.
Mr. V gets it, some of you have extra energy,...
