Quote of the Week
“Working with kids is 100 percent rewarding and challenging.” — Shannon Rowe, Maui High School auto mechanic teacher and mentorOur Vision
Maui Nui will be an innovative model of sustainable island living and a place where every child can grow to reach his or her potential.
The needs of each individual, the needs of our natural and cultural assets, and the needs of the whole community will be brought into balance to reflect the extremely high value we place on both the land and its people.
The education and well-being of young people will be fostered to ensure that those born on these islands can, if they choose, spend their whole lives here – raising children, owning homes, enjoying rewarding jobs, and taking advantage of opportunities to contribute to this community and to be good stewards of our local treasures.
Maui Nui will be a leader in the creation of responsible, self-sufficient communities and environmentally sound economic development.
That which makes Maui Nui unique in the world will be preserved, celebrated, and protected for generations to come.
Take Our Online Survey!
Subscribe
-
Recent Posts
Recent Comments
- Kanani Sahagun on Award-winning mechanic mentors students
- Scott Obley on Youth Alliance testifies at county budget hearings
- Jim Langford on Employee attitudes affect work environment
- Christine Andrews on Employee attitudes affect work environment
- Chris Nishioka on Students pushing limits at STEM Conference
Archives
Categories
Follow Us On Twitter
Join Us On Facebook
Partners
Tag Archives: king kekaulike high school
Conference Spotlights STEM Education
The third annual Hawaii STEM Conference drew 200-plus teachers and students to Maui and kicked off the state’s first Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Week. King Kekaulike High School teacher Emily Haines Swatek was grateful for the opportunity, bringing 10 … Continue reading
Perpetuating Hawaiian Culture Through Language
“Our public schools have been a mainstay for maintaining the consciousness of Hawaiian traditions without the community knowing it,” reflects Pūlama Collier, State Resource Teacher with the Department of Education for Hawaiian Language Immersion Program at King Kekaulike High School. … Continue reading
Student Interns Making a Difference
When a state-of-the-art photovoltaic (PV) system was installed on the roof of the Ke Alahele building in the Maui Research and Technology Park, a unique opportunity presented itself for two Maui students to show what they could contribute. The PV … Continue reading
Subscribe to Focus Maui Nui