Education: Culture Matters

An intimate look at the heart of culture-based education and the indisputable evidence that children thrive in an environment that fosters a learning process they can relate to.
Update 6/10/13:
Kamehameha Schools, along with a number of partners have launched a new Hawaiian-focused Culture-Based Education Conference & Hawaiian Education Summit, which will be held at the Hawaii Convention Center on July 8-10, 2013. Here are the conference details: extension.ksbe..... Look out for more information in the future.

[@sonofburma]

This is amazing! Place-/Community-based education at best!!! I have very (very) special interests in multicultural community-based education, and I would really love to visit Kamahameha schools, in near future...

[@FliptheLens]

What is culture? People are Culture! At PAC, we celebrate our unique differences and our shared humanity. You are unique and special, and at the same time, we are all connected. Does this resonate with you? Join our tribe! We’d love to hear about your unique cul

[@louiefurio3013]

I hope more schools can realize the effect of implementing CBE. This is awesome!

[@bubblymakamae3839]

This was a blessing to watch! I miss hearing the native tongue of Hawai’i! It brings tears to my eyes to see so many different people in one setting learning about my people and I know so little. I hope one day ill be reunited with the aina, and her people.

[@vp3970]

Is there a Hawaiian language immersion program at Kamehameha? Why not? What would Princess Ruth say?