Hiʻilei Media Center
E welina mai!
E welina mai!
E heluhelu kākou!
E heluhelu kākou!
We have electronic resources for e nā Kumu and e nā Haumāna. You will find these resources helpful for reading pleasure or for research purposes. Please keep login information confidential.
We have electronic resources for e nā Kumu and e nā Haumāna. You will find these resources helpful for reading pleasure or for research purposes. Please keep login information confidential.
Tap this for Kindergarten through Second Grade resources. Please ask your teacher if you need help with login information or email Mrs. Redona at ruredona@ksbe.edu.
Tap this for Kindergarten through Second Grade resources. Please ask your teacher if you need help with login information or email Mrs. Redona at ruredona@ksbe.edu.
Tap this for Third Grade through Sixth Grade resources. Please ask your teacher if you need help with login information or email Ms. Louis at palouis@ksbe.edu.
Tap this for Third Grade through Sixth Grade resources. Please ask your teacher if you need help with login information or email Ms. Louis at palouis@ksbe.edu.
Tutorials
Tutorials
Here is a carousel of our library space located at Kekelaokalani 3rd floor.
Here is a carousel of our library space located at Kekelaokalani 3rd floor.
Tap the arrow to browse the photos.
Tap the arrow to browse the photos.
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