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Program and Special Event listings below:
Nä Pua No‘eau 2011 - 2012 Student Registration
A completed registration form will put you on our mailing list to receive anouncements of upcoming events mailed directly to you. Participants are required to register annually to update mailing address, contact information and emergency & medical data. Registration forms are available at all Nä Pua No'eau offices. The 2011-2012 registration form can also be download by clicking on the link below. Participants should complete and return a registration form to the Nä Pua No'eau office on your island.
2011-12 student registration form (.pdf) can also be downloaded here. 
Download "2011-12 Student registration.doc" (Microsft Word format).
Super Enrichment Program
(for students in grades kindergarten - 12th (Check local listing for programs on your island)
These one-three day events vary per island. It’s an educational enrichment experience for Native Hawaiian students and their family. Our classes will include Hawaiian culture and language, art, science, mele and hula and physical education. We will have fun filled activities and exciting learning experiences about the history, physical features, culture, and human treasures.
‘Aha ‘Öpio Alaka‘i
(to be announced)
A Leadership Program for Native Hawaiian High School Students
(for Hawai‘i Island students currently in 10th & 11th grade)
This Leadership Program is funded and designed by the Office of Hawaiian Affairs to provide Hawaiian youth with a broad understanding of issues in which Hawaiians are challenged with, and to be equipped with the necessary tools to resolve them. In addition to learning about the legislative process and policy development, the students will have an opportunity to learn and resolve issues through a broader venue of organizations. As they matriculate through the program the students will have an opportunity to learn about the different organizations and strategies in addressing the needs of Hawaiians and the Hawaiian community. The program components include participating in a two-week summer residential program, a series of planning sessions, and an internship.
SUMMER INSTITUTE
June - July
(for students statewide & currently in grades 6th - 12th)
This 2-week residential, educational enrichment program held on a University of Hawai‘i at Hilo And Mänoa campus is available in February/March. This program will integrate native Hawaiian content into the classes to provide students with Hawaiian role models, culture, values, history, protocol, and language. In addition to the enrichment in academic areas, these classes will expose students to a “living classroom” conducive to hands-on experiences in science, art, cultural activities and personal development. On some of the days, events may be conducted in a pavilion or camping facility that requires living in a cooperative ‘ohana environment. Room, board and interisland travel will be provided to participating students statewide.
Learning Opportunities in Medicine Institute
(for students statewide & currently in grades 9th - 12th)
Examine exciting opportunities that await you in the traditional Hawaiian and Western health care. Engage in “hands on” activities that will demonstrate, explore and discuss how you can make a difference in today’s and tomorrow’s health systems. Learn from experts in the fields of medicine and health care during this 2-week residential, educational enrichment program held at the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo campus. This program will integrate native Hawaiian content into the classes to provide students with Hawaiian role models, culture, values, history, protocol, and language. In addition to the enrichment in academic areas, these classes will expose students to a “real life classroom” conducive to hands-on experiences in science, cultural activities and personal development. Room, board and interisland travel will be provided to participating statewide students.
Please contact HILO Nä Pua No‘eau Office (974-7678) for additional information.
Ho‘omälamalama Summer Youth Program - Hilo
(for Hawai‘i Island students in grades kindergarten - 5th residing in East Hawai‘i)
This is a 3-week educational enrichment program held on the University of Hawai‘i at Hilo campus on the island of Hawai‘i. It’s an educational enrichment experience for Native Hawaiian students and their family. Our classes will include Hawaiian culture and language, art, science, mele and hula and physical education. We will have fun filled activities and exciting learning experiences about the history, physical features, culture, and human treasures of Hawai'i.
Application will be available at all Nä Pua No‘eau Offices in March/April 2012
Hideo Noguchi Scholarship for the Advancement of Native Hawaiians
The purpose of this scholarship is to assist degree-seeking students who have been enrolled in or are
currently participating in the Nä Pua Noÿeau's Center for Gifted & Talented Native Hawaiian Children programs,
which guides Native Hawaiian children in aspiring for higher academic achievement. Funds shall be used to
assist students with all costs associated with attendance, including tuition, books, and fees.
Hideo Noguchi Scholarship forms are available at all Nä Pua No'eau offices.
Application will be available at all Nä Pua No‘eau Offices in January/February 2012
Mahalo to the Office of Hawaiian Affairs for funding Nä Pua No‘eau programs.
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