Ka Waihona Palapala Kahiko O Nā Kula ʻO Kamehameha ma Kapālama      

    KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS ARCHIVES at Kapālama

 

2007-2008 highlights

2007

2008

CORBETT KALAMA is selected Trustee by the State
Probate Court replacing CONSTANCE LAU.

  1. •Executive VP First Hawaiian Bank

  2. •Trustee, U. of Hawaiʻi Foundation

  3. •Trustee, Queen Liliʻuokalani Childrenʻs Center

  4. •Personal and small business banking segment manager

  5. •Graduate degree, Pacific Coast Banking School, U. of Washington

  6. •Teacher, Kailua High School

  7. •Teacher, Honolulu Community Action Program

  8. •B.A. Oregon College of Education

 
LEE ANN JOHANSEN (KSK 1977) DELIMA, is headmaster of Kamehameha
Schools Maui replacing DR. ROD CHAMBERLAIN.

  1. •Acting headmaster, 2006

  2. •Interim high school principal

  3. •Principal, KS Maui middle school

  4. •Vice Principal, KS Maui middle school

  5. •Principal of KS Maui K-8

  6. •M.Ed. UH Mānoa

  7. •B.Ed. BYU-Hawaiʻi

IMUA, March 2007

 

Kamehameha Schools provides grants of $4.7 million to 12 charter schools and $3.9 million to family learning centers on the Waiʻanae coast.  IMUA, March 2007

BRUCE AND JACKIE MAHI (KSG 1958)  ERICKSON donate a painting of Hilo Bay by Joseph Nawahi, a self-taught artist, lawyer, legislator and publisher who died in 1896. IMUA, March 2007

LOIS NISHIKAWA is KS Maui Middle School
Principal. replacing LEE ANN JOHANSEN DELIMA.

  1. •Acting Middle School principal

  2. •KSM outreach director

  3. •KSM, elementary school teacher

  4. •KS Extension Education Division

  5. •M.Ed. in curriculum and instruction

  6. •B.Ed in Elementary education

IMUA, Summer 2007

 
PUA MILLS KAʻAI is KS Kapālama Middle School Principal
replacing DR. SANDY YOUNG.

  1. •Middle School Principal, Mid-Pacific Institute

  2. •Sixth grade teacher, Mid-Pacific Institute

  3. •Sixth grade teacher, Puʻōhala Elementary School

  4. •Teacher, Hoʻomākaʻikaʻi Explorations

  5. •M.Ed.  in curriculum and instruction

  6. •M.Ed. in private school leadership

  7. •B.Ed. in elementary education

  8. •High School diploma, Punahou School

  9. •Kamehameha Schools ʻohana:  Father GEORGE MILLS, M.D. was Medical Director of Kamehameha Schools for 35 years. Two children attended. IMUA, Summer 2007

 

Doe vs. Kamehameha Schools challenging the Schoolsʻ Admissions preference policy was settled  after 4 years of litigation.  The plaintiff withdrew his petition...[that asked]...the U.S. Supreme Court to review the Ninth Circuit Courtʻs ruling upholding Kamehamehaʻs 120 year old policy. IMUA, Summer 2007

The 44th Merrie Monarch Festival in Hilo, Hawaiʻi includes many alumni participants. “ Pauahi would be so-oo-o-o proud of her pulapula (seedlings),” added MOSES CRABBE...LUANA SAIKI (KSG 1958) KAWELO, KAMAKA KŪKONA KSK 1966, KIMO KAHOANO KSK 1966, ROBERT CAZIMERO KSK 1967, KAUANOE KAMANĀ KSK 1969, WAYNE CHANG KSK 1969, JACQUELINE ʻSKYLARK “ ROSETTI (KSK 1971) OTA, THOMAS KAMUELA CHUN KSK 1975, KARL “VETO” BAKER KSK 1976, KAWIKA TRASK KSK 1976,  MOSES K. CRABBE KSK 1977, PUANANI WILHELM KSK 1977, MANU BOYD KSK 1980, PAULA AKANA KSK 1980, LISANNE KAʻUPU (KSK 1982) KEKUEWA, KEHAULANI TOLENTINO (KSK 1989) SHINTANI, HIAPO PERREIRA KSK 1992, SNOWBIRD BENTO KSK 1993, KALEO TRINIDAD KSK 1993, CHAD TAKATSUGI KSK 1995,  KEKOA HARMON KSK 1995, RYAN GONZALEZ KSK 1996, KALE HANNAHS KSK 1996,  PELE SUGANUMA (KSK 1997) HARMON, BRANDI SAY KSK 1997,  MARISSA PAKAI KSK 1998, CORI-ANN LEE KSK 1999, KALEO KALEOHANO KSH 2005, KELSYE IYO KSH 2006.   IMUA, Summer 2007

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Kamehameha Publishing begins operations. It produces high-quality cultural materials that reinforce the importance and relevance of Hawaiian language, history, traditions and beliefs.


“Our goal is to amplify Hawaiian perspectives with products geared for Hawaiian learners.”  says Director, DR. KĒHAUNANI CACHOLA ABAD KSK 1982.  IMUA, Fall 2007

Headlines IMUA, Fall 2007

  1. •State Signs on to Help Life Sciences Facility Move Forward --Asia Pacific Research Center  will be located near the Kakaʻako John  B Burns Medical Center

  2. •Probate Court Approves PKS-Kindergarten Program for 100 need based kindergarteners

  3. •State and International Awards Presented to Song Contgest 2007--Telly Award, Kāhili Award of Excellence

  4. •Alumni Supporting Home Ownership for Native Hawaiians--Hawaiian Community Assets (HCA)

  5. •KAMUELA BINKIE Named Maui Director of Outreach Services

  6. •Windward Mall Completes $23 Million Renovation Project

  7. •Kamehameha Schools Invited to Tournament of Roses Parade

The orphaned “having...one or more parent deceased,” and the indigent, “meeting the definition of national standards of poverty,” are included in Pauahi’s Will. 


Campus classrooms include 25% or more of these haumana according to DR. ROD CHAMBERLAIN, VP of Campus Strategies.

IMUA, Kupulau 2008

Hawai’i campus eighth graders  visit Kualapu’u, Kaunakakai and Kilohana elementary schools on Moloka’i to “teach them about their kuleana as kanaka maoli: said CATHY SODETANI Ikeda, KSK 1985, middle school English teacher in a  collaborative effort with RON KIMBALL, KSK 1973, manager of Kamehameha’s Moloka’i Neighbor Island Regional Resource Center (NIRRC).  IMUA, Kupulau 2008

SCOTT DE SA is KSH Middle School Principal replacing JOHN COLSON

  1. •KSH middle school coordinator

  2. •M.Ed. UH-Hilo

  3. •Bachelor of Education UH-Mānoa

  4. •Waiākea High School

 
WINONA KAPUAILOHIA MANONOKALANI DESHA BEAMER, KSG 1941, (1924-2008) passed away peacefully in her sleep
at her home in Lāhaina.  She was 84.

  1. •A descendant of six generations of Hawaiian musicians and composers, she stated at Kamehameha Schools as a kindergarten student.

  2. •Suspended for offering an ʻoli, and briefly expelled for dancing a standup hula, the self-described ʻrebelʻ Winona Beamer helped Hawaiian culture find its rightful place at Kamehameha Schools...ʻThey were making us what we were not.  So, I became a rebel,ʻ Beamer would later say. ..

  3. •She taught at Kamehameha Schools from 1964-1985. 

  4. •In 1967, she introduced the Hōʻike portion of Song Contest.

  5. •The Hula Preservation Society now led by MAILE LOO Ching, KSK 1984, is her continuing  legacy.IMUA, Kupulau 2008

 
DIANA LORD (1926-2008) principal of Kamehameha
Intermediate School passed away at the age of 82. 

  1. •She was born in Monmouth, England, United Kingdom

  2. •In 1954, she was hired as a first grade teacher

  3. •In 1955, she was an exchange teacher at Duncombe Infants School, London, England, UK

  4. •In 1956, she returned to KS as

  5. •Second grade teacher,

  6. •Vice Principal

  7. •Assistant PRincipal

  8. •Acting Principal

  9. •Intermediate school Principal from 1966-1982

She was a living example of the ʻEnglish schoolmarm.ʻ In her years, corporal punishment was allowed...Despite her formal exterior, stories abound about Ms Lordʻs generosity and kindness...using her own money to buy new shoes or clothing for...students... IMUA, Kupulau 2008

 


The ʻNorth Shore Plan” for 26,000 acres and Haleʻiwa Town is completed by Kamehameha Schools. “Because we are a Hawaiian institution, we wanted to be culturally and spiritually sound and carry out this effort in a pono way.  So we began the process by first meeting, talking story and praying with kūpuna,” said KALANI FRONDA, KSK 1988, Asset Manager.  Area residents, kūpuna and business owners menioned in a photograph are LAVINA SILVA Agader, KSK 1968, Jack Jenkins, BETTY ELLIS Jenkins, KSG 1945, Stan and Noriko Matsumoto, DOROTHY “KANANI” MATHIAS Awai, KSG 1951, Kawika Au, Gladys Awai-Lennox, Colleen Leong, IMUA, Hā’ulelau 2004

 

KALEI STERN, KSK 1989, becomes the Executive Director of KeʻAliʻi Pauahi Foundation (KAPF).


IMUA, Winter 2008

Christianity has been a part of Kamehameha Schools since its inception.  Kahu guide haumana and help with entry to six colleges.  

Pauahi statue artist, SEAN BROWNE KSK 1971,  is unveiled at the Royal Grove at the Royal Hawaiian Center, the new name for the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center

Kamehameha Schools Literacy and Support (LIS) program is in 13 Department of Education schools.


IMUA, Winter 2008

Since the approval of the 2005 Educational plan, Kamehameha Schools now serves almost 60% of Hawaiian learners. 

Polynesians                     Preparatory and Girls        1925-1939          1960ʻs             1990ʻs            2005-06         2011-12



Kingdom of Hawaiʻi         A U.S. territory                    1940ʻs                1970ʻs              2000-02         2007-08        2013-14



Founding and Boys          1910-1924                          1950ʻs                1980ʻs              2003-04        2009-10         2015-16