Approximately 10,000 students are expected to walk in graduation ceremonies across the Hawaiian Islands in 2019. Here are the locations, dates and times for Maui County below. DOE 2019 MAUI GRADUATION DATES: Baldwin High, May 17, 6 p.m., War Memorial Stadium. Maui High, May 18, 4:30 p.m., War Memorial Stadium.[Read more]
Maui Matsuri 213-0711 • www.mauimatsuri.com Maui Matsuri KickoffFriday, May 17 • 6:30pm Queen Ka’ahumanu Center Stage Taiko, Japanese Entertainment, and Bon Dance Practice. International Culture NightFriday, May 24 • 6pm–9pm UH-Maui Pilina Bldg. (Student Lounge)Free multi-cultural entertainment, fashion show, and Comedian Frank De Lima. Maui Matsuri FestivalSaturday, May 25 • 2pm–9pmUH Maui College Great[Read more]
The Preschool Open Doors application period is open NOW! 😍 Applications accepted for children born August 1st, 2014 through July 31st , 2015 for program participation July 1, 2019-June 30, 2020. Preschool Open Doors (POD) provides monthly preschool tuition subsidies to qualified families. Parents may choose and DHS-licensed preschool. Download an[Read more]
Nurturing creativity in your child takes some effort, but the reward is great! Teach Your Child How to Nature Journal Allow your child to discover what she enjoys about her time in nature, then invite her to write or draw from that perspective. Let her describe what she saw, where[Read more]
A&B Sports Spotlight Celebrates 20 Years A&B, in partnership with the MIL and The Maui News, founded Sports Spotlight in 1999. A total of twelve public and private schools participate in the Sports Spotlight program: Baldwin High School, Hana High School, Kamehameha Schools Maui, Kihei Charter, King Kekaulike, Lahainaluna, Lana’i[Read more]
Many have contributed to the flourishing of Japanese culture on Maui, and at this year’s 19th Annual Maui Matsuri festival, we recognize the fruit of their labor through the choice of our kanji-based theme: Saku, which translates from Japanese as “to bloom” or “to blossom.” Join us as we revel[Read more]
“Happy girls are the prettiest.” – Audrey Hepburn While outward beauty may fade, creating a healthy bedtime beauty routine to care for yourself is about more than trying to be “pretty.” Rather, it’s a way to protect your skin, hair and face from the effects of the environment. Here are[Read more]
Stress is a natural physiological response in the body which prepares us to “fight or flight” when a life threatening situation arises. As a result, adrenaline surges into our bodies, making our hearts beat faster, pupils dilate, blood vessels constrict, and muscles contract. However, in today’s modern world, life threatening[Read more]
Shopping, Entertainment, Food & Fun at Seabury Hall’s 46th Annual Craft Fair Mother’s Day weekend heralds Maui’s classic festival and fundraiser; rain or shine, Seabury Hall’s Annual Craft Fair. This feast for the senses happens Saturday, May 11, 2019 from 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. and features acres of activities, booths and[Read more]
Seabury Hall Craft Fair442-6111 • www.seaburyhall.org480 Olinda Rd., Makawao Seabury Hall Craft FairSaturday, May 11 • 9am–4pmSeabury Hall Craft Fair has been raising money for financial aid since 1973. The Craft Fair features Hawaii’s best artists and crafters, great entertainment, delicious food, and fun for the whole family. Queen Ka’ahumanu Center877-4325[Read more]
Maui Health System Offering New Career Opportunity with Paid Nurse Aide Training Program Successful completion of six-week program at Kula Hospital concludes with employment offer As part of its “grow your own” initiative, Maui Health system is excited to announce a new paid nurse aide training program open to anyone[Read more]
Haʻikū Elementary School hosted its 26th annual Haʻikū Hoʻolauleʻa & Flower Festival, which supports Haʻikū’s keiki. Mahalo to all that volunteered, sponsored, and attended.
