CORONAVIRUS RESPONSE UPDATE:
The school will remain closed following the extension of spring break. Students are not anticipated to return until SY 20-21.
Papa Waa Huakai 2019
Papa Waʻa Voyage 2020Kainoa Hayes,Waʻa HaumanaNovember 22 2019My name is Kainoa Hayes, I am a 9th grader at Hālau Kū Māna NCPCS (HKM), which is a Hawaiian-focused public charter school located in Makiki Valley, serving grades 4-12. HKM delivers curriculum that is...
MAKAHIKI SCHEDULE
Lonoikamakahiki!LONOIKAMAKAHIKI !!! The schedule for today will be as follows: 7:00 – 7:45 am Hoʻomākaukau 7:45 am Start lining up by ʻahu 8:00 – 8:45 am Campus Ceremony 8:45 – 9:00 am Procession to Archie Baker Park (corner of Makiki Hts. Drive & Tantalus...
Hula Attire – Papa Hula
UPDATE: PAPA HULA Hula Attire 18OCTOBER 2019Kawika MersbergAloha Kāua, Just a friendly reminder that the November 25th Deadline for lole hula (hula garments) is quickly approaching. The lole hula will be needed to particiapte in the makahiki hula activities (no lole...
ʻAha Mākua Website/Facebook Debut
Check out ʻAha Makuaʻs new website and Facebook page!
Physical Requirements For Students Entering the 7th Grade
All students entering the 7th grade must have a “well-child visit” (aka Physical exam) prior to the start of the school year. Parents/Guardians must take the Form 14 (attached) below to their physician and have it returned to our office. This enrollment requirement...
INFINITE CAMPUS HELP
How to Log In to Infinite Campus Student Portal Use the “Username” and “Password” boxes, DO NOT click the box that says “Login to Infinite Campus” If you forget your USERNAME – Please enter your account EMAIL, this will be the email you provided as your main email at...
Middle School Promotion Ceremony
August 21 @ 12:00 amPapa Kū Māna
Aloha!
I maika‘i ke kalo i ka ‘ōhā.
"The goodness of the taro is judged by the young plant it produces."
The keiki who are fortunate enough to attend Hālau Kū Māna and graduate become part of something much greater than themselves. We are proud of the small part we play in creating agents of change for Hawai'iʻs future, and custodians of mai nā kūpuna mai.
We canʻt do this alone. Charter schools start the year with a fraction of the per-student funding that a traditional DOE institution does. There are a number of ways we compensate for this shortfall, but the single most important source of funding is you.
Click here to read Po'o Kumuʻs letter on this topic. More than ever we need the help of parents, neighbors, partners, and those who believe in this model.
You can donate using the button below or by viewing Poʻo Kumuʻs message.
