Blogs

This past week our students experienced “school spirit” as it relates to sports.

Our classroom has been busy working on finalizing their narrative writing stories. Many students are finishing typing out their drafts or drawing their illustrations.

As our inquiry journey has unfolded, we’ve paused often to reflect on where we’ve been and how far we’ve come.

Wow! I can’t believe just how fast the first half of the year has flown by, and that it’s already January!

Learning is an organic journey of discovery, connection, and exploration. This year we embarked on two enriching research field trips…

In elementary classrooms, the new year presents a wonderful opportunity for 3rd and 4th graders to engage in setting “refresher goals.”

Hauʻoli Makahiki Hou, Noiʻo 2 ʻohana! As we welcomed 2025, the return to school was filled with warmth, refreshed minds, and a sense of renewed purpose.

Lifting over 30 pounds of wrapped books didn’t just bring me joy in my heart, the experience made me realize how important…

In our classroom, we often talk about the importance of having and using a strong moral compass.

Hau‘oli makahiki hou! We have hit the ground running in this first week back at school by going to the Lyon Arboretum to continue our inquiry work.

As I compose this first blog of the New Year 2025, the campus is peaceful and quiet.

The week before Winter Break was full of holiday cheer! 

As the semester comes to a close, I want to take a moment to celebrate the incredible musical journey our students have experienced this year!

Consider this Part II of last week’s blog about beloved traditions we celebrate as a preschool and elementary community.

Nurturing and guiding our children in their social, emotional, and spiritual growth is the basis of our Character Education program here at Mid-Pacific.

In this week’s blog, Mrs. Angaran, the first grade math teacher, and Mrs. Balubar, the second grade math teacher, are excited to share…

“When run,” “say,” “move,” “repeat”… These words might sound like a string of random commands, but to the ʻIʻiwi 11 innovators, these words…

At the beginning of the semester, it is always paramount to reset art studio habits of mind, establish expectations for working with materials respectfully…

Nurturing and guiding our children in their emotional and spiritual growth is the emphasis of our Character Education program.

As you all know, our class will have the incredible opportunity to visit the Hōkūleʻa in February.