Another school on the Windward side I thought it was cool. Real country small school because they…read moreonly have portable for classrooms. I wish I attended a school that's right across from the beach. I also took a picture of the mountain behind the school. Employees there say it's a silhouette of a Hawaiian King. Look at my pic you can see his feather helmet than his face and his arm cross. If you keep on looking at the mountain than your really going to see the image . Another small Elementary school they have kindergarten thru six grade.

Excellent start for my transition into elementary school forming a solid foundation of valuable…read morelessons on practice makes permanent, I attended Haleiwa Elementary School during the summer 1985 after completion of Wahiawa Early Intervention Program. I enjoyed the school.

My kids have been going here since 2015. I love the school is so small and everyone knows each…read moreother. The older kids help to take care of the younger kids and escort them to A+ after school, which is think is nice. All the teachers and staff are so friendly and there really is a sense of community here.

BINGO Fundraiser in Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii…read more.. My friend's daughter's volleyball team held their fundraiser at the cafeteria of this local public elementary school. Parking was free. I'm glad that we arrived early and parked close to the entrance of the cafeteria (where the ground was level) before 4pm. After 8pm, when our session ended, the parking lot towards the back of the building had no lighting, the road was uphill, and was spooky in general. The "Girls" restroom had just one stall... and no seat covers for the toilet. At least there was soap and paper towels! Inside the spacious, well-lit, clean room, there were ceiling fans, short, round tables with stools attached to them, long tables for vendors to sell crafts and snacks, more tables for prizes and reception area, and good lighting. There was a nice cross-breeze, so no air-conditioning was needed, and the doors were left open. Overall, this was a great venue for a function like this! There was a screen for a projection and an excellent sound system. Maybe one of the parents brought their own equipment?

The administration is terrible at this school. The principal takes no accountability for things…read morethat are happening on campus. There are no clear rules or consequences for the kids at school. The school disciplines with aloha and lays no ground rules. Bullying is a major problem. Kids are constantly being harassed and threatened and nothing happens to the bullies. Fights happen and the involved do not get suspended or even have recess taken away. All merit and award assemblies were removed and never brought back. The good kids have nothing to work for. The teachers at the counselors at this school are phenomenal and excellent. Wonderful educators. The main problem is the principal and the lack of discipline at the school.

Awesome facility and the great King Warrior MANA & Spirit resonate throughout these impressive well…read moregroomed grounds! Large gym and enthusiastic post pandemic crowds have brought the excitement of Wrestling competition back for both the Interscholastic boys and girls! Feels great to be back on the mat and around a fan base that loves this epic sport! Pin to win! Salute to SPORTSMANSHIP!

Kamehameha has a beautiful campus and once a year they have their Hoolaulea. Thousands flock to the…read morecampus for a day of food, fun and family. Well, Ohana which means family. Alumni, Ohana and current students partake in the various food items that come from the islands from Pickled dishes and produce from the island of Hawaii, Molokai bread, Kauai kulolo and the infamous Kamehameha brownies. This was my first ever Kamehameha Hoolaulea I was amazed at the amount of people there, the items to purchase and the entertainment was awesome. The students of Kamehameha are so talented students many performed from the heart and showed the love for their heritage and for the many people that have supported them. First off I want to acknowledge the people that organized the event. It takes many to pull this off from setting up tents at the various location, preparing items to sell and the parking and shuttle transportation. We found parking in one of the parking structures and were shuttled to the upper campus where the festivities were held. We had a mission stand in line for the brownies before they run out on our way we passed by the Kulolo line which wrapped around the booth and headed to the country store. The line was long but I noticed the express line for only the brownies so we left the country store line and headed to the brownie line. Everyone patiently waited for their turn and in the end you got what you wanted. There were various booths for food Hawaiian Plate, smoke meat plate, fried noodles, hamburger, hot dogs, Korean plate to name a few. It was heavenly to smell the barbecue and different types of cooking in the area. I needed up in the Healthy Haven with a Strawberry Banana smoothie and Haupia fruit salad. The kids were able play carnival type games and ride kiddie type rides. I even got to watch some students and their kumo (teacher) make fresh poi from fresh taro. The journey back to you car didn't take long time. I enjoyed myself hope you make it out there next year. Take care and God bless!

I have had the pleasure many times to visit the Kamehameha schools for different events. Today was…read morethe first time I visited the Bernice Pauahi Bishop Memorial Chapel for a very special celebration of life ceremony. It's a beautiful Chapel with deep history and meaning. Each time I have visited this spectacular campus I am mesmerized by all of its beauty. The view is spectacular and there are so many beautiful cultural elements to absorb. You can't help but to feel all of the Mana, pride and deep roots that the campus represents. I feel very honored each time I am invited to an event on campus and know how fortunate I am to be apart of something so great. Looking forward to my next

The mailing address for Kamehameha Schools Kapalama campus…read more Although I love the aloha spirit present in most of the Kamehameha Schools staff, the estate is so large that when dealing in business affairs you can often get the run around. Most people are helpful and cheery, though.

During the summer we sent out 3 GE's and Nuuanu Elementary School was the first to respond saying…read morethat my daughter was accepted. We went to tour the school and fell in love with it. Plush green grass everywhere. Their campus is so beautiful it looks like a University campus. The first day was just an orientation for 2 hours, to let the parents know what they can expect. It was very informational. Even the principal spoke at this orientation. That was when I knew we chose the perfect school for my daughter. As all parents know, the transition from preschool to Kindergarten can be very trying. But this school makes it so easy. The teachers here are amazing. My daughter's teacher leaves notes in her homework folder to let us know how she's doing. My daughter had a rough start, so we had a meeting with her teacher and the counselor. They basically told us what we already knew, but they also gave us pointers. The staff here is wonderful and amazing. They also have a PTA which has a lot of activities throughout the year. There is a strong parent participation within the PTA. If you're looking for a school that will not let your child slide within the cracks, this is the school.

Nuuanu Elementary is tucked deep in Nuuanu valley, with mountains as your back drop which is…read moreabsolutely breathtaking. It is a very clean school. This is a Blue Ribbon School and they have met annual requirements every year. All staff are friendly and helpful. PTA is very involved. The school has fun activities planned for the kids and their families almost every month. The children seem well educated and wholesome. It's almost like a private school.

love this school... my son went to this school and enjoyed it.. teachers are awesome as well as…read moreother staffs... he wished he could stay here but he got older :)

Some teachers here are great while some others fell short. We went through 3 different principals…read morewhen my child attended there. Mrs Maeda and Mrs. Burger was the best because they didn't tolerate bullying and did the best to make sure my child got home safely. If your kid is local, and I mean born and raised here amongst other local families.. they will not like it. Military kids, rich bratty kids. My kid was one of five local kids in the whole school that was local with with black hair. The graduation ceremony needs improvement. They have the parents sit on the side while the whole school sits in front of the ceremony. Is this graduation for kindergarteners through 5th graders or is it for the 6th graders and their families?! My son was physically abused by a teacher's aid ( pulled by his ear across the room ) and it was witnessed by a student. She also hid my students pencil box which was later found by another student in the aide's desk. It was reported and "investigated" but it was the end of the school year. We got a letter a year later reading that the investigation was done but no results listed and she's was still working there the year after. She's normally an aide for a special needs children but was used as an aide for my son's class (not special needs). I hate to think what she does to special needs children who can't speak up for themselves. I didn't take it further since my child has already graduated and moved on to a different school but would have handed out flyers to parents warning them of this aide. I know this issue should be a rating should be for the Windward complex but feel that it should be noted here. COVID was hard on everyone including teachers but my son's teacher "didn't know how to use computers" so it was extra hard on parents. A+ leaders were good and attentive. It was great having the Kailua carnival there but it never returned. And I know this goes for most parents but the school really needs to send some paperwork to parents teaching them how to do common core math so we can help our children with their homework instead of just saying "let them work through it and if they're confused they can ask their teacher for help" Office workers are ok but health aide ms k. Need to be kinder to students especially during A+ 2 stars because it was a mixed bag with some really bad experiences.

Best school ever I recommend this school and the teachers teach students well and they also have a…read more good sports and band program

Rating: 3/5 Date(s) visited:1/23 & 24/2013…read more This review is for the Baseball & Soccer/Football Fields. Better than most.