E Komo Mai (Welcome)
Our Vision: A community of learners who are empowered to become contributing members of the global society.
Our Mission: Dedicated to providing a supportive environment to develop compassionate critical thinkers.
We are a candidate school for the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme and pursuing authorization as an IB World School.
Our students who attended the 2017 Honolulu District Science & Engineering Fair played with code.org.
Stay tuned for future coding workshops at our school!
Koko Head School represented Hawaii in the National Blue Ribbon Schools Program as a high performing school.
We are one of three schools from the State of Hawaii to receive this distinction in 2011. Schools who receive this distinction need to wait five years before being eligible to be nominated again. We credit the entire Koko Head Elementary School Ohana, past and present, for this honor.
Our school is part of the Kaiser Complex of the Honolulu District in the State of Hawaii Department of Education.
All the Kaiser Complex schools are committed to providing a World Class Education for our community.
The Kaiser Complex includes:
Koko Head Elementary, Aina Haina Elementary, Hahaione Elementary, Kamiloiki Elementary, Niu Valley Middle School & Henry J. Kaiser High School
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Thank you for sharing your candid homework experiences with us as our faculty engages in crucial conversations surrounding this component of our school.
The survey is now closed.
Thank you for making the time to participate in the survey. Preliminary results will be shared at Friday, April 7th’s Principal Talk Story session at 8:00a.m. in our cafeteria.
A special mahalo to the Kaiser High School Computer Science club for providing an informative, hands-on coding workshop to our students and parents during Spring Break. Led by Computer Science Club President Jaron Schreiber, our students coded using kid-friendly and engaging websites, saw a demo of animation software, and even tested virtual reality goggles. We would like to thank President Schreiber and his team along with their advisor, Mrs. Elizabeth Ben for collaborating with us to make this workshop possible.
We would like to thank Mr. Kikuta from the HPD and a long time volunteer at Koko Head School for reading to our students during morning recess as we celebrated Dr. Seuss’s birthday!
We are still in need of volunteers for various activities associated with our Keiki Karnival (not open to the general public) on Friday, March 17, 2017. Please consider registering here using this link. Thank you.
Thank you to the Mr. Souza and Mr. Towata from Elemental Minds for putting on a STEM workshop for our students and parents. The students had a great time learning to apply the engineering design cycle as they took on the roles of aeronautical engineers.
A coding workshop led by Kaiser High School’s Computer Science Club will take place on Saturday, March 25th from 1:00-3:00PM. This free “Engage & Innovate” series event is open to Koko Head Elementary School students, please see the event flyer.
ONLINE REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED. Hardcopy registration confirmations will be sent home by March 15th.
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED for our Engage & Innovate series workshop held on Tuesday, March 7, 2017 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. in our cafeteria. Our STEM night features Elemental Minds, who will engage participants in a memorable hands-on activity. This is not a drop-off event, parents/guardians are required to participate in this event with their child.
Registration is first-come first-served and is limited to the first 40 students and their families. Families will be wait-listed if demand exceeds space availability.
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