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Students make kendamas for Crafternoon
Students make kendamas for this month's Crafternoon

Craft Club met Wednesday September 30th and created hand made versions of a Kendama, a ball and stick toy, that is super popular right now. These kinds of toys offer a fun but challenging alternative to screen time and encourages students to build community through schoolyard play. 

Students volunteer at Ka Malu project

 

Student teacher and former student, Taryn Cabingas, led efforts to bring LIS student volunteers together Saturday September 19th at Ka Malu.  In addition to strengthening their sense of belonging, students learned to weed, plant native plants, harvest seeds for future propagation, mulch and irrigate.  If you would like to learn more about Ka Malu please go to https://www.instagram.com/kamaluheritagesite/?__d=16d

Inaugural Crafternoon Meeting for this year

Lahaina Intermediate students gathered for the first Craft Club of the year on Wednesday August 26th at lunch in C4. Students made lanterns for the Lights for Lahaina happening September 11th and 12th in Lahaina town. Thank you to Lori with Aloha Amplified for providing the lanterns for students to decorate. If you would like to learn more about this upcoming community event please visit https://www.lightsforlahaina.org/

Mahalo Golden State Food

Golden State Food chose LIS to donate some pretty cool backpacks filled with a few supplies.

Renaissance

Students that qualified for their Renaissance card in the 4th quarter enjoyed a day of bowling and lunch at Kepaniwai.  4 hours of community service, 2.1 gpa or higher, good citizenship!

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By the Numbers

6

Years Accreditation from WASC (Western Association of Schools and Colleges).

Visit: April 2023

 

73%

Of students and families eligible for Title 1 funding.

6

Number of sports offered at the school in the REACH program. Students compete against students from 7 other schools in Maui County.

38%

Of current students met or exceeded proficiency in the 2024-25 Smarter Balanced English Language Arts Assessment.

21%

Of current students met or exceeded proficiency in the 2024-25 Smarter Balanced Math Assessment.

1:1

Computer Distribution of Chromebook Computers to students. 

33

Students currently enrolled in the Kaiapuni Hawaiian Immersion program. 

76%

of students attended 90% of instructional days during 2024-25 SY.