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Kīhei Charter School announces open house and registration dates
Kīhei Charter’s open house informational sessions will be held at its campus on March 4, March 8, March 13 and March 25.
Kīhei Charter School project-based student-centered learning celebrates the holidays with special student presentations
Every student in grades K-12 is required to choose a project to work on during the school year and be able to present the findings associated with what they have learned, how the project was developed, and why it was concluded successfully.
Kīhei Charter School upgrades computer education for the 21st Century
The Kīhei Charter School has announced a significant upgrade of its computer hardware and software using a 2GB platform. According to KCS, it is the only Maui school to use a 2GB system, expanding tech utilization limits for students and faculty.
Kīhei Charter School extends registration
Kīhei Charter School is extending the registration period for the 2024-2025 school year due to an expansion of the capacity of the school. The first day of school is on Monday, Aug. 5.
Kīhei Charter School seniors take on projects to better the community after the Maui wildfires
Four students graduating from Kīhei Charter School have taken on different challenges posed by the Maui wildfires and other statewide issued in their Senior Graduation Defense presentations. Seniors—Taylor Guindon, Tara Zamani, Sundi King and Claire Eller—presented respective projects on wildfire prevention policies, microbe research in the fire aftermath, stories of resilience from wildfire survivors, and an ʻŌhiʻa restoration project sparked by a visit to Hawaiʻi Island.
Kīhei Charter School doubles grades K-2 registration allowance to 132 students
In response to the demand of Maui residents, the Kīhei Charter School announced that the upcoming school year (2024-2025) will have an additional 66 student slots for grades K-2, doubling the number of available student slots in those grades.
Kīhei Charter School achieves maximum 5-year contract with state commission
With 700 K-12 students, Kīhei Charter School is renowned as Hawaiʻi’s first STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) school, prioritizing 21st-century skills and experiential education that extends beyond traditional classroom boundaries.
Kīhei Charter School nearly doubles graduating class numbers
Kīhei Charter School will nearly double its number of graduates this year, with 64 seniors graduating, up from 34 students in 2022.
Kīhei Charter School hopes to become first “zero waste” public school in Hawaiʻi
Students at Kīhei Charter School are hoping to become the first “zero waste” public school in the state, and in doing so, potentially become a model for other schools and the community at large.
Kīhei Charter School Seniors Work on Projects To Embrace Hope in Face of Pandemic Challenges
At Kīhei Charter School, 58 seniors are working on capstone projects that add value to the Maui Community as part of the year-long Senior Seminar class. Many of the projects this school year address the challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic and will be presented during events open to the public.