Hālau Kūkalaulama

‘Ohana Engagement

E Ola! ‘Ohana Workshops

Our KSK ‘ohana will engage in workshops grounded in Hawaiian culture based learning opportunities that are:

  • grounded in Hawaiian culture, worldviews, and ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi
  • personalized to the unique context and path of each ʻohana
  • responsive to the needs of our ʻāina and lāhui, and
  • rigorous and relevant to modern, global environments and technologies.

This school year, KOAE provided seven Hawaiian Cultural Based Learning Opportunities that included: locally grown ingredients from our KS pae ʻāina, a cultural approach to mental health practices, sense of pilina āina, and striving to preserve and practice Hawaiian lifestyle traditions of hana noʻeau through a series of online resources depicting the skilled and work of our kūpuna.

  • Healthy Cooking Workshop    View recording
    Presented by Chef Keoni (Parent and Alumni) and his son, ke kula haʻahaʻa 3rd grader, Bodhi Chang
     
  • Mauli Ola: Mental Health & Wellness for Parents and Families      View recording
    Presented by Dr. Aukahi Seabury
     
  • ʻOhana Kalikimaka Wreath Workshop      View recording
    Presented by Kumu Lono Ikuwa
     
  • Lei Kaikaina Learning Modules (Beginners)
    • An Introduction to Lei Making in Hawaiʻi
    • Weave a 3-Strand Braid
    • Make a Flower Crown
    • Make a Lei Kui (Paper Flowers)
    • Make a Candy Lei
    • Gathering Happy Memories of Lei
       
  • Lei Kuaʻana Learning Modules (Advanced)
    • Make a Lei Hilo with LāʻI
    • Make a Hake Lei with Lāʻī
    • Make a Wili Style Lei Poʻo
    • String a Lei Kui
    • Weave a Ribbon Lei
    • Weave a Yarn Lei
    • Learn about Native Lei Plants
    • Learn about Popular Lei Plants

Parent & ‘Ohana Resources

Counseling Web Site
 View web site

Malama Ola Behavioral Health

 View list of resources [08/20]
 Mitigate COVID-19 Uncertainty [08/20]

Scholarship & Financial Aid

 View video presentation

Extended Programs

 View video presentation

Donald Kamentz Presentation
 View slideshow [04/15]

 View video presentation [11/16]

 

Need kōkua?

Contact:
Laurielei Waracka

Phone:
(808) 842-8177