Ka Hale Noho Haumāna ʻo
Kahaʻōpūlani Hale
(808) 842-8598, (808) 842-8282, Helu Kelepona Keʻena
(808) 260-6131, Helu Kelepona Lawe Lima
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Mailing Address:
Studentʻs Name
Kahaʻōpūlani Hale
2285 Girls Road
Honolulu, Hi 96817
*Mail is delivered to our office at Keōpūolani Dorm and is picked up weekdays after 2:30pm. Mail delivered on the weekend and holidays are picked up on the next business day
Physical Address (deliveries, pick ups, etc):
2186 Aliʻi Road
Building 54
I ka wā ma mua, ka wā ma hope
I ka wā ma mua, ka wā ma hope
The future is found in the past
Kahaʻōpūlani and Paiea
A Secret Beginning
A Secret Beginning
Kamehameha was born on a stormy night at Kokoiki in Kohala, on the island of Hawaiʻi. Exactly when he was born is not known. It may have been in November, for November is the month of rain, thunder and lightning. A bright star with a long tail appeared during Kamehamehaʻs birth...Kamehamehaʻs mother was the young chiefess Keku'iapoiwa. As soon as Kamehameha was born, Keku'iapoiwa wrapped him in kapa and placed him gently in the arms of Nae'ole, a chief of Kohala whom she trusted. "Take my child to my cousin Kaha'ōpulani! Go quickly!"
Kaha'ōpulani was waiting for him in a cave. When Nae'ole arrived she took the baby and laid him on a mat. She covered the child with light fibers of olonā. Then she picked up her own baby girl and rocked her in her arms. The little boy was sleeping soundly.
Kahaʻōpūlani was known for her nurturing nature and fostering the growth of the young Kamehameha; qualities that are inherent in a Kamehameha student’s dorming experience.
Ka Nupepa Kuokoa, Buke LXIII, Helu 31, Aoao 2. Iulai 31, 1924
'O wai nā kumu hale noho haumāna?
'O wai nā kumu hale noho haumāna?
Who are the advisors at Kaha'ōpūlani Hale?
For general questions or concerns, please email kahaopulani@ksbe.edu
For academic questions or concerns, please email the advisor assigned to your student's pū'ulu
E hele pū me Kaha'ōpūlani Hale
E hele pū me Kaha'ōpūlani Hale
Calendar of Activities, Hale Hālāwai notes, Resources and more!
Mohala i ka wai ka maka o ka pua
Mohala i ka wai ka maka o ka pua
Unfolded by the water are the faces of the flowers
Flowers thrive where there is water, as thriving people are found where living conditions are good
Keep up with the latest happenings with the ladies of Kaha'ōpūlani Hale
Lā mua o ke kula 2026- Nā wahine o Kaha'ōpūlani Hale
Aloha Games 2026
Week 1 kine tings-
Move in, pilina activities, lessons, routines, oh, and school! We're halfway through the first week of the new school year. The 7th graders moved in on Monday and we had 5 of our 8th graders as well. What a blessing it was to have these 8th grade alaka'i to help lead converstaions, demonstrate processes and role model the expectations. Mahalo nui to Breya, Mileena, Pi'ilani, Hāea and Chelin.
We welcomed back our 8th graders on Sunday and Monday. We've covered a number of lessons as we try to get everyone on the same page here at Kaha'ōpūlani. It's been fun getting familiar- with each other, with the spaces and the routines. Here are a few photos from this past week.
Preparing for Move In Day
Preparing for Move In Day
Move in day is Sunday, August 9 and Monday, August 10, 2026
Move in day is Sunday, August 9 (Class of 2032, optional for Class of 2031) and Monday August 10 (Class of 2031).
Check back in July for more information.
Here are some things to pack and some helpful tips for move in day. Please visit the "New Haumāna 26-27" button for more information.
Welcome Warriors, Class of 2032
Welcome Warriors, Class of 2032
Here are some things from New Student Orientation
Please help us get to know our newest Warriors from the Class of 2032 by filling out these surveys. Mahalo!
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