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✓ Published: 22-Dec-2021
✓ Published: 22-Dec-2021
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Every year around this time our keiki perform a hōʻike that they learn about and practice for months. This year our kumu chose “He Mele no Kāne” because it brought together much of what our keiki have been learning both in the classroom and outdoors at Papahana Kuaola. At the time when the mele was chosen back in August we could not have anticipated how appropriate it would be to share today on the Winter Solstice as our prayer for the protection of sacred waters here on Oʻahu and around
Every year around this time our keiki perform a hōʻike that they learn about and practice for months. This year our kumu chose “He Mele no Kāne” because it brought together much of what our keiki have been learning both in the classroom and outdoors at Papahana Kuaola. At the time when the mele was chosen back in August we could not have anticipated how appropriate it would be to share today on the Winter Solstice as our prayer for the protection of sacred waters here on Oʻahu and around
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