ʻĀINA Schools
Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation staff currently works directly with ʻĀINA Teams at 15 Oʻahu elementary schools to implement the ʻĀINA In Schools program. In 2013 an additional 21 teachers from 12 schools attended our Garden-Based Learning and Nutrition Education trainings and will be bringing these lessons to their students this year.
While we are not currently accepting applications for new participating schools in the program, any school or educator may utilize the many resources we have available, including ʻĀINA In Schools curricula, trainings, resource guides, workshops, KHF Project Grants, and KHF Field Trip Grants.
Mililani Uka Elementary School
Mililani, Oʻahuhttp://www.mililaniuka.org/
Mililani Uka started the ʻĀINA In Schools program in 2012, with an enthusiastic group of school staff and parents taking the lead to implement a strong program. The school has also hosted a Recycling Drive and created environmental education programming with the support of Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation Mini-Grants.
Program Participation
- ʻĀINA In Schools 2012 - present
- Plastic Free Hawaiʻi 2012 - present
- Worm Harvesting
- Nutrition Lessons
- Garden Lessons
- Food Day Celebration Health Snacks
- Farm Field Trip, 2013
- Chef Visit and Cooking Demonstrations, 2013
- Aloha ʻĀina Recycling Drive, May 2013
- ʻĀINA Team recruits parent volunteers at school events
- ʻĀINA Family Night, 2012-13
ʻĀINA Schools
- Sunset Beach Elementary School
- Ahuimanu Elementary School
- Aikahi Elementary School
- Ala Wai Elementary School
- Kahala Elementary School
- Kahuku Elementary School
- Kainalu Elementary School
- Ke Kula ʻo Samuel M. Kamakau Public Charter School
- Lāʻie Elementary School
- Kaʻōhao Public Charter School
- Liholiho Elementary School
- Mililani Uka Elementary School
- Waiʻalae Public Charter School
- Waialua Elementary School
- Waikīkī Elementary School