They started blowing bubbles in the YMCA pool, now our Kula Waena haumana are learning first aide, cpr, and lifeguarding skills to help keep themselves and our community safe.

Preparing our 8th graders for their final year at Mālama Honua with reflection and strengthening pilina with each other and Kānehūnāmoku.

Already busy at work and learning. Our kindergarteners are stamping with apples learning about the letter A during the first week of school.

Our very FIRST K-8 class to Puka Kula! So proud of each of them and canʻt wait to see what their bright futures hold.

Screening of Hawaiian Soul at WHHA was an opportunity for the community to come together in and learn from a community panel of experts about history and the importance of aloha ʻāina.

Kumu Charlani Kalama guided Papa 8 haumana to complete a puniu. From husking their own nui to making sennit, to cleaning their nui, to preparing their kala skin & sewing it all together. She made sure each of them completed so they could dance at puka kula.

From the papa and pohaku they made with their own hands, our haumana feed our guests, their peers, and their ʻohana.

Hoʻopaʻa ke kahua - Our first kinder class recognizing their foundation laid by their time at MHPCS during a week of reflection and sailing with KVA.

Sending off our second graduating class to high school. So proud of our young navigators.

Reflecting on their Mind of a Navigator skills, they successfully passed their 5th grade defense. .

Plankton research at night- from the water to the lab, a night to remember.

Their first college course at METC as a part of the Kailua HS Mālama Honua cohort.