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-Please see the linked memo below regarding optional masking in outdoor settings at the HIDOE’s schools and facilities effective Wednesday, March 9, 2022

-Individuals should make their own decision to mask or not when outdoors based on whether they are at high risk for severe disease and other unique needs.

Please note that the use of masks is still required in all indoor settings on campus.

Please click on this link to see the OIA Event Guidance Announcement regarding spectators and ticket Information.

Please click on this link to see the letter from Superintendent Hiyashi regarding the continuation of in-person learning on January 5.

Profile of a Kahuku Graduate and KHIS SCC Waivers Survey

COVID Letter

LINK FOR TICKET PURCHASING INFORMATION & QR CODE FOR OIA GAMES

Student Transportation Services Branch Refund Policy

HELP STOP TIKTOK CHALLENGES

Please see the letter (by clicking on the above link) from Interim Superintendent Mr. Hayashi asking families to speak to their children about the serious nature of the TikTok challenges. The HIDOE is working with federal, state and county law enforcement to prosecute offenders to the fullest extent of the law.

NEW COVID-19 REQUIREMENTS FOR VISITING HAWAII STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION SCHOOL AND OFFICES

Effective September 13, all visitors/workers (who plan to be on campus for more than 10 minutes) will be required to furnish proof of being fully vaccinated or a negative COVID-19 test (within 72 hours prior to visit). It is strongly recommended that you make an appointment prior to coming on campus and plan to provide your documentation upon check-in at the Front Office. Please see the link below for more information.

KHIS Virtual Open House

Parent letter from Superintendent Hayashi regarding new safety protocols to participate in Fall Sports

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Welcome

KHIS has provided generations of students with academic, artistic, and athletic excellence since 1897. Our Vision is “Learning today for lifelong success in College, Career, and Community” and our C3 Journey provides all students with customized grade-level experiences that lead to cherished memories, a quality education, and a post-high school plan. Our schoolwide behavior expectation is Respect and Responsibility for Self, School, and Society (R2S3) and to Choose Aloha.

KHIS embodies the “Spirit of ‘Ōhana” and recognizes the importance of all stakeholder engagement in the effort to provide all students with a safe social environment conducive to the delivery of high quality and equitable academic experiences. Our Ke Kula Kaiapuni Hawai‘i ‘o Kahuku Academy provides students the opportunity to learn in an environment immersed in the Hawaiian language and culture. We are also proud to have an Army Junior Reserves Officers’ Training Corps Program.