POʻO KULA LISTENING TOUR

HAWAIʻI ISLAND MON., NOV 9 @ PARKER RANCH 6PM 

KAUAʻI TUE., NOV 17 @ KING K 6PM

 A note from our Poʻo Kula: 

As I settle into my new role as Poʻo Kula of Kapālama, I am looking forward to spending intentional time connecting with our Kamehameha ʻohana across Hawaiʻi.

Over the coming months, I look forward to gathering with our Kamehameha ma Kapālama ʻohana in communities across Hawaiʻi and the world to listen, share our stories, and build pilina. Whether your keiki travels to Kapālama each day or lives on campus as a residential student, you bring experiences and perspectives that are important for me to understand. I am grateful for the trust you place in us to mālama your keiki. As Poʻo Kula, I want to spend time learning from you and strengthening the relationships that support our shared kuleana to nā pua a Pauahi.

To ensure our time together is focused and meaningful, I want to share the heart of these sessions:

• What this is: A dedicated space for me to listen and learn from your experiences. I want to hear your perspective on our students' daily lives, your hopes for the Kapālama campus, and how we can best support our haumāna as ʻōiwi leaders. I will share a few quick updates on campus life, but mostly, I am coming to listen to you.

• What this isn't: A formal presentation or a forum on administrative procedures. Our focus will remain entirely on the student experience and how we serve our children on campus.

I simply ask that you bring your genuine perspective on a few guiding questions:

• What deeply excites you about your child’s experience and future at Kamehameha?

• What opportunities, hopes, or concerns are on your mind regarding student life and well-being?

• What do you hope I keep at the top of my mind as I guide our campus forward?

To make these conversations accessible, please join me in the region you call home.