Students can experience Kamaile's innovative Hawaiian Focused - Arts Integrated High School Program. Click the headline to read more!
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The LAP (Local Advisory Panel) voted 5-4 to keep the high school open for school year 2018-2019, but there were voting irregularities. The voting was inconclusive; therefore, the LAP will not be making a recommendation to the Governing Board. Kamaile Academy will remain unchanged, and the high school will be accepting students for the 2018-2019 school year. A town hall type meeting will be held on April 5th at 5pm to discuss high school scheduling, classes, etc. and issues that were brought to light during the evaluation/needs assessment process.
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June 12 - July 13 are the program dates. The WIS program is for rising 7th grade students only. The program at Ka Waihona is for rising 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students. For more information, please click the headline to get to the attachment.
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For 20% of your bill (food and beverage) to go Kamaile Academy, you will need to show them the flyer that is attached. You can show them on your phone or print it out. This fundraiser will be at the California Pizza Kitchen in Kapolei. (Click the headline to access the pdf flyer.)
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The data collected from the BERC Surveys will help us plan for school improvement and school planning. We are asking faculty and staff, 6th-12th grade students, and parents to complete these surveys. This link is for the parents only, and it's a short survey. Mahalo!
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Unfortunately, the golf tournament has been canceled.
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Over the past few months, the Wai‘anae community has been passionately engaged in a discussion about the future of our beloved Kamaile Academy High School. And we are committed to making sure the voices of our community, students, parents, faculty and staff are always included. Unfortunately, this discussion has been misinterpreted by some as plans to close our high school program. We have no plans to close the high school or to cancel any classes for any of our students. However, we are proud to see so much passionate discourse about our school.

Kamaile is continuing to evaluate the needs of our high school and of our students. And, more time is needed to ensure all voices are heard and the best process is in place to plan for the school’s future. You can email WCRE@kamaile.org to share your mana`o.

Also, please know that Kamaile Academy has not started any fundraising online. So please beware of anyone trying to solicit online donations on behalf of Kamaile.

To keep our community engaged, our Local Advisory Panel will help redesign an open and formal process to continue this discussion and obtain more input from the community. We will keep everyone informed as we move forward.
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Our 6th meeting is on Monday, Nov. 6th at 5:30 p.m. in the library. High school parents, we need to have your input before making any recommendations to our governing board regarding the future of the high school. Please join Kamaile Academy Principal Anna Winslow, Wai`anae High School Principal Disa Hauge, and Cultural Consultant and former Principal Glen Kila as we discuss several topics and options. An invitation letter is going home with your student on Tuesday, Oct. 17th, so please be on the lookout for the invitation. Hope to see you there!
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Kamaile Academy is a participant of the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs. All enrolled students are served breakfast and lunch at no charge. For additional information, please contact 808-697-7110.
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Check out this cool video by Playing for Change that features Turnaround Arts Schools and their artists around the country. Kamaile Academy students are singing with Jack Johnson and Paula Fuga!
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