E OLA NĀ KUMU
E OLA NĀ KUMU
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E OLA KOU INOA
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HE INOA NO KĪNAʻU...
HE INOA NO KĪNAʻU...
(HĀNAI MOTHER OF PAUAHI)
(HĀNAI MOTHER OF PAUAHI)
Kalani Ahumanu i Kaliko o Iwi Kauhipua o Kīnaʻu
Kalani Ahumanu i Kaliko o Iwi Kauhipua o Kīnaʻu
Born: c.1805 Died: April 4, 1839
High Chiefess Kīnaʻu was the daughter of Kamehameha Paiʻea and Kaheiheimālie. She was the half-sister of Kamehameha II (Liholiho) and Kamehameha III (Kauikeaouli), and the mother of Kamehameha IV (Alexander Liholiho) and Kamehameha V (Lot Kapuāiwa).
Kīnaʻu was a very obedient child, praised by her mākua and kūpuna for her good manners. She was bright and learned very quickly to speak, read, and write English. Of all his daughters, Kīnaʻu came closest in developing the fine qualities of character and leadership of her great father, Kamehameha I; she was known to be independent, generous and intelligent.
In 1827, Kīnaʻu married Mataio Kekūanaoʻa. They had five children: David Kamehameha, Moses Kekūāiwa, Lot Kapuāiwa, Alexander Liholiho, and Victoria Kamāmalu. After four sons, Kīnaʻu wanted very much to have a daughter and shortly after her birth on December 19, 1831, Bernice Pauahi Bishop became the hānai daughter of Kīnaʻu.
In 1832, Kīnaʻu became kuhina nui, designated as such by her predecessor, Kaʻahumanu, shortly before her passing. Kīnaʻu served as kuhina nui with her younger, half-brother Kamemameha III (Kauikeaouli). Though the siblings did not always see eye to eye, following the strong leadership example of Kaʻahumanu, Kīnaʻu carried out her duties well.
In an example that can be seen as visionary in a time when not much was known about the spread of communicable diseases, in 1836, Kīnaʻu ordered the Honolulu harbor pilots to check the passengers and crews of incoming vessels for diseases that were causing the deaths of many Hawaiians
In 1839, at the age of thirty-five, Kīnaʻu passed away after acquiring mumps.
HE MELE NO KĪNAʻU
He Mele no Kīnaʻu (1).mp3
E OLA KA NŪHOU
E OLA KA NŪHOU
SEPTEMBER EVENTS
SEPTEMBER EVENTS
12: Bishop Museum
14: Iolani Palace
20: Liliuokalani and Paiea statue visit
21: Ohana engagement (malama mala lau ti)
23: Grade 9/10 Hale Huliamahi
27: RL Community service project
E OLA KA HALE ʻO KĪNAʻU
E OLA KA HALE ʻO KĪNAʻU
ALUMNI DINNER: Mahalo nui to the ohana Gouveia for joining us and sharing their heartfelt stories of life as boarders. Their moolelo beautifully highlighted how those experiences shaped and guided their journey, and how they now walk as makua with wisdom and aloha.
ALUMNI DINNER: Mahalo nui to the ohana Gouveia for joining us and sharing their heartfelt stories of life as boarders. Their moolelo beautifully highlighted how those experiences shaped and guided their journey, and how they now walk as makua with wisdom and aloha.
CAMP PALEHUA: AN AMAZING WEEKEND FILLED WITH PILINA BUILDING
CAMP PALEHUA: AN AMAZING WEEKEND FILLED WITH PILINA BUILDING
NEW STUDENT DINNER: We enjoyed a memorable evening of fun and fellowship at Hale Pelekikena, welcoming our newest Residential Life freshmen to KSK. Mahalo nui to Pookula Waialeale Arroyo for graciously opening her home and heart to our haumana.
NEW STUDENT DINNER: We enjoyed a memorable evening of fun and fellowship at Hale Pelekikena, welcoming our newest Residential Life freshmen to KSK. Mahalo nui to Pookula Waialeale Arroyo for graciously opening her home and heart to our haumana.
HI'UWAI - SUNRISE PIKO: A CEREMONY OF CULTURE AND HERITAGE FOR NA KANE A NA HALE A PAUAHI
HI'UWAI - SUNRISE PIKO: A CEREMONY OF CULTURE AND HERITAGE FOR NA KANE A NA HALE A PAUAHI
WORD OF LIFE: A CHURCH YOU CAN CALL HOME. MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE.
WORD OF LIFE: A CHURCH YOU CAN CALL HOME. MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE.
9/10 POOL NIGHT: A NIGHT AT KALANIʻŌPUʻU POOL WITH KAPIʻOLANI NUI HALE AND KĪNAʻU HALE.
9/10 POOL NIGHT: A NIGHT AT KALANIʻŌPUʻU POOL WITH KAPIʻOLANI NUI HALE AND KĪNAʻU HALE.
PAUAHI HERITAGE CENTER: A LOOK INTO THE MOMI MAKAMAE OF OUR BELOVED FOUNDER BERNICE PAUAHI BISHOP AND SOME KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HER, OUR NAMESAME KĪNAʻU AND HER FATHER KAMEHAMEHA PAIʻEA.
PAUAHI HERITAGE CENTER: A LOOK INTO THE MOMI MAKAMAE OF OUR BELOVED FOUNDER BERNICE PAUAHI BISHOP AND SOME KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HER, OUR NAMESAME KĪNAʻU AND HER FATHER KAMEHAMEHA PAIʻEA.
WELCOME BACK DINNER AND ALOHA GAMES: WE PARTICIPATED IN THIS ANNUAL EVENT TO SHOW OUR HALE PRIDE. IT WAS A GREAT WAY TO KICK OFF THE YEAR AS A RESIDENTIAL LIFE ʻOHANA. CONGRATULATIONS TO ʻIOLANI AND PAIʻEA HALE.
WELCOME BACK DINNER AND ALOHA GAMES: WE PARTICIPATED IN THIS ANNUAL EVENT TO SHOW OUR HALE PRIDE. IT WAS A GREAT WAY TO KICK OFF THE YEAR AS A RESIDENTIAL LIFE ʻOHANA. CONGRATULATIONS TO ʻIOLANI AND PAIʻEA HALE.
HALE RETREAT: WE ENJOYED TIME BUILDING PILINA AT OUR HALE RETREAT WITH TEAM BUILDING EXERCISES AND ACTIVITIES.
HALE RETREAT: WE ENJOYED TIME BUILDING PILINA AT OUR HALE RETREAT WITH TEAM BUILDING EXERCISES AND ACTIVITIES.
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FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL: FIRST DAY AS FRESHMAN GETTING TO KNOW THE CAMPUS, KUMU AND CLASSMATES.
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL: FIRST DAY AS FRESHMAN GETTING TO KNOW THE CAMPUS, KUMU AND CLASSMATES.
MOVE IN DAY: ALOHA MAI KAKOU. WELCOME TO KINAU HALE.
MOVE IN DAY: ALOHA MAI KAKOU. WELCOME TO KINAU HALE.
NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION: CONGRATULATIONS TO THOSE WHO GOT ACCEPTED INTO OUR RESIDENTIAL LIFE PROGRAM THIS YEAR AND WHO ATTENDED OUR NSO TO LEARN ABOUT LIFE IN OUR HALE AND A TYPICAL LIFE OF A BOARDER. IT WAS A FUN DAY FOR EVERYONE.
NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION: CONGRATULATIONS TO THOSE WHO GOT ACCEPTED INTO OUR RESIDENTIAL LIFE PROGRAM THIS YEAR AND WHO ATTENDED OUR NSO TO LEARN ABOUT LIFE IN OUR HALE AND A TYPICAL LIFE OF A BOARDER. IT WAS A FUN DAY FOR EVERYONE.
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