NĀ HALE A PAUAHI
Residential Life
Residential Life
Aloha e nā ʻohana,
We recognize that the recent storms have affected communities and ʻohana in different ways. Please know that we are holding our families and kaiāulu in prayer. The well-being of our haumāna remains at the center of our care.
As we continue fulfilling our kuleana to care for your keiki here at Nā Hale a Pauahi, we want to better understand whether your ʻohana has experienced any storm-related impacts so we can best support your haumāna through this time.
We invite you to complete this brief and optional ʻOhana Storm Impact for Haumāna Support: https://forms.gle/96KUV7F9aF1V8SuV7
While we cannot guarantee specific assistance or resources, we will review each response with care and do our best to support your haumāna while they are in our care and connect your ʻohana with available resources when possible.
If internet or phone service is limited, please contact our Dean of ʻOhana & Community Engagement at cotrugil@ksbe.edu or 808-842-8930 when you are able.
Me ka mālama,
Nā Hale a Pauahi
Aloha Nā Hale a Pauahi ʻohana! We want to make sure we are making ResLife as much like home as possible. This year we want to create a ResLife cookbook that brings the comfort of home back into the hale! Through our Nā Hale a Pauahi Google Classroom ʻohana will be able to submit recipes and even participate throughout the year in other engagement activities! Kumu you are more than welcome to submit as well!
It’s that time again when Admissions reaches out for kōkua in recruiting student volunteers for Admissions events. They are looking for high school students to assist during Fall Break (10/5-10/9) along with selected Saturdays in October, November, and January. Although most of you will not be on island during Fall Break we encourage you to help during other events.
Student volunteers will be asked to assist with directing and lining up applicants, monitoring the outside of classrooms and hallways, and assisting Admissions staff.You will receive an Admissions t-shirt. Lunch, snacks, and drinks are provided.
This quarter, students are participating in the Wellness Warriors series, facilitated by the Well-Being Specialist. Students meet monthly, in small groups, to discuss different wellness topics. This month, students are focusing on exploring the different areas of wellness, including, Mental, Emotional, Physical, Spiritual, Social, and Environmental. Students are learning strategies to maintain their overall well-being and ways to keep themselves balanced. If you would like to learn more about the Wellness Warriors series, please see the flyer below and use the QR code to sign up for the Virtual 'Ohana Wellness Warriors opportunity.
Nā Hale a Pauahi creates various opportunities for our ʻohana to engage with our program. From virtual offerings to in person activities, we strive to include our ʻohana in as many events as possible.
Need class information and updated emails? The ʻohana engagement tab has quick links to high school class information or contact information to your on-island ATP presidents.