The purpose of the Hoʻāla Assistance Program is to provide one-time emergency financial assistance (up to $1000 per household) to Hawaiʻi residents facing hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. HRF is made possible through a partnership between the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, Hawaiʻi Community Foundation, and Pierre & Pam Omidyar. The program aims to provide stability to families during this emergency situation. For more info, please click the link above.

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Please click the link to view the Spirit Week schedule.

Letter from Principal Udarbe about a threat made against the school through social media

Please click above to view the Holiday Spirit Week flyer.

Please click the link to learn more about the upcoming book fair or to add funds to your student's eWallet.

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This is a notice for the public hearing on proposed changes to HAR Title 8 Chapter 27 regarding free bus services for schools in the Community Eligibility Provision program. Nanaikapono students may be affected by the outcome of this Public Hearing. To learn more, please click the link.

Please click the link to view the letter from Complex Area Superintendent Ann Mahi.

The purpose of the Hoʻāla Assistance Program is to provide one-time emergency financial assistance (up to $1000 per household) to Hawaiʻi residents facing hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic. HRF is made possible through a partnership between the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, Hawaiʻi Community Foundation, and Pierre & Pam Omidyar. The program aims to provide stability to families during this emergency situation. For more info, please click the link above.

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Free Coronavirus Hotline: 808-697-3170
Hotline open daily from 8am to 8pm

Please click the link to learn more about the resources your student can access at home.

Please click the link above to view the letter.

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To stay up to date with HIDOE COVID-19 information and updates, you can visit the website linked above.

Please click the link to view the memo dated 3/11/2020.

Please click the link to view the memo dated 3/2/2020.

Please click the link to view the flyer.

Please click the link to view the letter sent home on February 7, 2020.

Please click the link to learn more about the resources your student can access at home.

Letter from Principal Udarbe about a threat made against the school through social media

This is a notice for the public hearing on proposed changes to HAR Title 8 Chapter 27 regarding free bus services for schools in the Community Eligibility Provision program. Nanaikapono students may be affected by the outcome of this Public Hearing. To learn more, please click the link.

Please click the link to view the letter from Complex Area Superintendent Ann Mahi.

Information about CEP (under the United Stated Department of Agricultural National School Lunch and School Breakfast Program)