Kamehameha Schools Research amp; Evaluation offer two published pieces: Hawaiian Cultural Connectedness and Native Hawaiian Educational Assessment Update 2009: A Supplement to Ka Huaka'i 2005. Click here for more information.FULL STORY

It is with heavy hearts we share the sad news that Lady Raiha Mahuta, 67, has passed away on Tuesday, March 23rd. Along with the Mahuta 'Ohana and Waikato Tribe, FNFP mourns this loss and celebrates the life and accomplishments of Lady...FULL STORY

Kamehameha Schools' Hawaiian Cultural Center, Ka'iwakiloumoku, presents the cultural events series of quot;Kua'aina Country Wisdom and Lifewaysquot;. Click here to view the sharing of songs and stories with Dr. Jon Osorio and Dr....FULL STORY

(March 1, 2010) Kamana Beamer joins Kamehameha Schools' Land Assets Division's leadership team as the newly hired Land Legacy Education Manager. In this revamped role, Kamana will provide leadership to place-based educational intiatives...FULL STORY

The 2010-2011 FNFP cohort application is now open! Deadline: 31 May, 2010 (postmarked). Click here.FULL STORY

Job Posting: Kamehameha Schools' Land Legacy Education Manager (LLEM) -- responsibilities include lead management of FNFP, 'Aina Ulu, and the quot;Next Generation Farmersquot; initiatives that capitalize on the learning opportunities inherent...FULL STORY

FNFP co-director Mawae Morton will be leaving his position with Kamehameha Schools (KS) effective July 10, 2009 to accept a managing director post leading a subsidiary company of Merica International, a holding corporation recently established by...FULL STORY

Kamehameha Schools' c/o 2011 is set to host this year's Ho'olaule'a this Saturday, February 28, 2009 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. This year's theme: E Aloha E Ola Pono; Live Love, Live Right. Ho'olaule'a is the annual fundraising...FULL STORY

Kamehameha Schools is offering 5 FNFP Kamehameha Fellowships for the 2009-2010 year. Applications will be accepted from February 17, 2009 thru April 30, 2009 (postmarked). NO LATE APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED. Click here for...FULL STORY

OHA staff writer, Lisa Asato, wrote a short piece on FNFP that's included within the latest Ka Wai Ola issue. Click here for a direct link to the issue. The article appears on page 15.FULL STORY

FNFP Fellow Layne Richards ('06-'07) shared with KS' Imua magazine our program's richness and contribution to first nations. Continue here to read his article on page 7 of this latest IMUA issue.FULL STORY

Kamehameha Schools 88th Annual Song ContestMonday, March 10 2008 @ 03:10 PM HST|Contributed by: Thomas Yoshida|Views:77 The student voices of Kamehameha Schools Kap?lama celebrate the 30-year...FULL STORY

The Bellingham Herald recently wrote of a continued study of native school programs conducted by Western Washington University education professor William Demmert. The intrigue on whether native studies are more beneficial than traditional...FULL STORY

The FNFP fellows are in the midst of their Aotearoa place-based project, and this weekend (23-24 February) will be a part of the 2nd annual FNFP Aotearoa forum. FNFP partner Te Runanga o Ngai Tahu are sponsoring the forum -- featuring the...FULL STORY

78th Annual Ho'olaule'a Set for February 23 Tuesday, January 29 2008 @ 03:43 PM HST|Contributed by: Thomas Yoshida|Views:79The Kamehameha Schools Association of Teachers and Parents presents its...FULL STORY

The Maui News, Maui's Newspaper since 1900, wrote an article featuring four of our fellows whom have connections to Maui island. Click here for a link to the article.FULL STORY

The First Nations' Futures Program made their presence aware on the campus of Stanford University this past fall, during the First Nations' Futures Insitute. The program's drive and motivation was documented within the Stanford Report's...FULL STORY

Source: Office of Hawaiian AffairsAuthenticity being an issue, panelists discuss the future intents of celebrating the Makahiki season: OHA article -- quot;www.oha.org/index.php.quot;FULL STORY

MissionToitū te Kawa Toitū te RangatiratangaToitū te Ao Turoa Toitū te Kaikouml;kiri Toitū te IwiStrengthening Ngāi Tahu cultural excellence through sustainability, innovation and tenacity The first round of the Ngāi Tahu Fund has contributed...FULL STORY