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To bring this vision to fruition, three kukulu (growth) strategies will be activated simultaneously so that a new kula will be built by SY 2028-2029 when our first class of students graduate from Kula Kiʻekiʻe (High School).
To bring this vision to fruition, three kukulu (growth) strategies will be activated simultaneously so that a new kula will be built by SY 2028-2029 when our first class of students graduate from Kula Kiʻekiʻe (High School).
Kūkulu Kaiāulu (Power of the Poʻe/Community)
Kūkulu Kaiāulu (Power of the Poʻe/Community)
Build political and community advocacy for a full K-12 Kula Kaiapuni.
Grow our Hui Mākua (parent base).
Strengthen relationships with Hawaiian Culture-Based Education partners (e.g., Ulu Aʻe Learning Center).
Partner with Hawaiian Homestead Associations to build awareness for immersion education.
Kūkulu Papahana (Program & Facilities)
Kūkulu Papahana (Program & Facilities)
Implement K-6 and 7-12 immersion programs at local Kapolei DOE schools.
Build dedicated campus facilities for the full K-12 school.
Kūkulu Kumu (Teacher Recruitment & Retention)
Kūkulu Kumu (Teacher Recruitment & Retention)
Partner with University of Hawaiʻi at West Oʻahu for a Homegrown Teacher Training Program.
Establish a Community of Practice between Kumu and Cultural Practitioners to develop place-based ʻEwa Moku curriculum.
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