History

About Ka Waihona

Finding a Home

· 2002-2003, Waianae Valley Road

· 2003-2004 Makaha Market Place

· 2004-Present, Department of Hawaiian Homelands in Nanakuli, 30 Year Lease

Traditions

· Morning Protocol: Centering ourselves for learning

· Mauna Ala: Honoring of Alii and Leadership Reflections

· Makahiki: Sports Festival

· Ma Ka Hana Ka Ike: Cultural Workshops

· Ho`olale i ka `ai a ka u`i: Student Hula and Olelo Festival

· Aha Ho`ohanohano: Student Awards Ceremony

· Graduation: Recognition of 8th Grade Graduates

· Kukulu Kumuhana: End of Year Student Reflections

Growth of our School

SY	Enrollment	Grades	Classes	Staff
02-03	68	K-3	5	13
03-04	128	K-4	7	15
04-05	218	K-5	11	30
05-06	304	K-6	15	50
06-07	393	K-7	16	60
07-08	496	K-8	22	90+
08-09	530	K-8	25	100+
09-10	560	K-8	24	100+
10-11	574	K-8	25	100+
11-12	598	K-8	26	100+

Annual Yearly Progress

2002-2003 Exempt

2003-2004 Met

2004-2005 Met

2005-2006 Not Met

2006-2007 Met

2007-2008 Not Met

2008-2009 Not Met

2009-2010 Met

2010-2011 Pending results

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Post Ka Waihona

In the 2010-2011 school year, our students have gone on to the following schools:

· Bishop Gorman High School

· Damien Memorial School

· Halau Ku Mana

· Island Pacific Academy

· Kapolei High School

· Kamehameha Schools

· Nanakuli High School

· Sacred Hearts Academy

· Saint Francis School

· Saint Louis School

· Waianae High School

School Wide Assessments

· Hawaii State Assessment

· Star Reading & Math

· DRA

Partnerships

· Department of Education

· Kamehameha Schools Ho`olako Like Program

· Office of Hawaiian Affairs

· Department of Hawaiian Homes

· Leeward Lions Clubs

· Leeward Rotary Clubs

· Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement

· Many more

We remain eager for what the future holds for Ka Waihona o ka Na`auao PCS and welcome you and your child to help us sustain our achievements through academic, social and cultural growth.