Ke Kula ʻo Piʻilani

Mahalo piha e St Anthony School Maui!
He kula wehe i ka umauma i ākea ʻoukou!
We are so grateful for the refuge you provide us, and look forward to a beautiful collaboration with you this quarter and into the future!

St.Anthony School welcomes Ke Kula o Piʻilani to our campus as they work towards restoring their home campus affected by the Kona low storms in ʻIao Valley.

🚨 ALERT:
Ke Kula ʻo Piʻilani is CLOSED Monday, Feb 9 due to severe weather.

Please monitor official County Civil Defense alerts and weather updates.

We will provide an update on Monday afternoon regarding school operations for Tuesday.

In the meantime, e makaʻala kākou, please stay alert, stay prepared, and stay safe.

Now accepting applications Papa Mālaa‘o (Kindergarten) for school year 2026/2027!

Applications available on our website: www.kekulaopiilani.com

ʻāina

n. Land, earth. Cf. ʻai, to eat; ʻaina, kamaʻāina.
Ua mau ke ea o ka ʻāina i ka pono (motto of Hawaiʻi), the life of the land is preserved in righteousness.

This is ʻāina-based education.

During the first semester we began our mālama ʻāina (zero waste) initiative, diverting recyclable and compostable materials from the landfill. Daily lunch scraps fed our pig. And food waste from students homes composted to grow soil for our school garden.

In celebration of Makahiki and the return of life-giving rains of Lono, we harvested our pua'a, ulu, kalo and 'uala in tribute. The cycle of life continues in perpetual abundance when we are are of collective right action.

Ola!
Lonoikamakahiki!

Ola ka ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi!
Beginner Hawaiian hybrid (online + in-person) classes starting this week.
Register today!