The Ho‘opili Program developed and implemented curriculum that would bridge Hawaiian culture and new Common Core and Next Generation Science Standards to strengthen the ability of our future generations to exist successfully in both the Hawaiian and Western World. Learn More →

The Makawalu O Nā Kumu program is a rigorous project based experiential math and science class for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders up to the pre algebra-algebra level that incorporates equations from physics, chemistry, biology and statistics in lessons that cover the Hawai‘i Content and Performance Standards III math and science benchmarks and are assessed in both formative and summative methods that facilitate student success and ownership in the learning processes. Learn More →

The Mālama ‘Āina Foundation is a curriculum development organization supported by the Consortium for Hawai‘i Ecological Engineering Education (CHEEE), which received a grant from the United States Department of Education under the terms of the Native Hawaiian Education Program. Learn More →

A program of the Mālama ‘Āina Foundation, in collaboration with Partners in Development Foundation, and the University of Hawaii College of Education. Learn More →

A program of the Mālama ‘Āina Foundation, in collaboration with Partners in Development Foundation, and the University of Hawaii College of Education. Learn More →