Hawaii Department of Education School Calendar 2026-27

Papa ʻElima to CTAHR

Students must wear covered shoes when we work in māla at CTAHR. Haumāna should be dressed in long pants and long sleeves to protect against natural elements. Water bottles should be brought. Sun and/or rain gear is encouraged. We will return to school for lunch.

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245p @ HMK Hale Waa

Papa ʻElima to KVA

MHPCS shirt, crocs/slippers, water bottles, and home lunch must be worn/brought. Students may get wet walking to the waʻa. A towel and change of clothes should be packed in their bags. Sunscreen, hats, sun and rain gear are recommended.

Papa ʻEwalu Interns to KVA

KVA Internship may include: Dry dock at the warehouse, Kumu kuleana at Kualoa or other MHPCS sites, other KVA activities at Ka'alaeaLocations may be warehouse, Ka'alaea, Kualoa, or MHPCS schoolsWhat to Wear:Polo if we are teaching with black leggings/shorts. If we are doing drydock they will need long sleeved shirt, long pants, and shoes. If we are getting in the water, they will need MHPCS drifit shirt, swimming attire, towel, change of clothes, and proper footwear. On ALL huaka'i the

HCYP Fellows @ Hui Mālama O Ke Kai

WEAR: 'Āina work clothes, shoes, and/or MHPCS drifitAs an HCYP Fellow, your child will join students from schools across Hawaiʻi in a year-long learning experience centered on exploring their own strengths, understanding the gifts and needs of their communities, and practicing philanthropy through hands-on experiences, reflection, and collaboration. Throughout the year, Fellows will help shape and refine HCYP's waiwai mapping process—a tool that helps young people discover purpose, recogniz

Papa ʻEwalu Art Interns to Hanauma

Haumana should wear MHPCS Shirt, and bring a water bottle

Papa ʻEwalu CTAHR Internship

Āina Work clothes: Long sleeve, long pants, hat, sunscreen, and shoes. Water bottle, and change of clothes for when we get back

Papa 6 to KVA

Students should wear their dry-fit huakaʻi shirt over their swimwear. All students must wear swim shorts over their swimwear. Students should wear either slippers or Crocs.Please bring a bag with a towel, a change of clothes, reef-safe sunscreen, a reusable water bottle, snacks, and a lunch. Be sure to label all personal belongings with your child's name.Students should arrive prepared for the huakaʻi. Students who are not dressed appropriately or do not have the required items may remain at sch

Hōkū to Bishop Museum

-Komo (wear): Malama Honua Dri Fit shirt-Lawe (bring): 'ai pono snack and home lunch, ʻōmole wai (water bottle)

Papa Mahina to Hawaii Theater for Youth

Haumāna will enjoy the story of "Momotarō" as we explore moʻolelo and the lessons they teach us.Komo (wear): MHPCS school shirtWe will return to campus for lunch.