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Support Mālama Honua Public Charter School relocation to the Waimanalo Agricultural and Research Station

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Healani Klein
8 years ago

Imua!

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Christine Torrez
8 years ago

What an awesome program in a much needed time. I am happy to participate in ensuring you get the site that is needed.

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Mike Kekoa
8 years ago

What a great cause!

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Myrna Colbert
8 years ago

My 2 Grand Babies Anela (Shylynn) and Kama (Dezirae) attend Malama Honda Charter Scool. I am grateful they have this "navigation to life" experience and support the School 100%. IMUA for a blessed learning experience for our future leaders.

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Kahealani ahquin
8 years ago

I would for our children all to have a bigger school for them to have more learning.

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Joycelyn Ruvalcaba
8 years ago

Yes! I give my support to the families and community. Way to go.

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Lilia
8 years ago

Aloha. I fully support the vision of Malama Honua. Thank you for educating our Kelii.

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Sean N Marisa Kaleohano
8 years ago

Mahalo my Braddah!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

May God take this School into the loving fold of his hands. Amene.

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Kaholo Faulkner
8 years ago

Great prorgram.

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raina amey
8 years ago

how wonderful this could be for the keiki

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Pe'ahi Kapepa
8 years ago

Good luck and God bless

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Leesha Jones
8 years ago

Please sign this and help our keiki they are the next generation!

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Jami Lee
8 years ago

This school is wonderful and deserves the opportunity to move to a place where it can continue to grow and contribute to the community.

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Leimomi Dierks
8 years ago

I strongly support the MOVE of the Malama Honua Public Charter School TO the UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources (CTAHR) Waimanalo Ag Station in Waimanalo.

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jody maukele
8 years ago

We agree and support the movement!

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Jerome coudrier
8 years ago

I support!

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Malia Gray
8 years ago

Malama Honua is a quality charter school rooted in teaching hawaiian values cultivating innovative problem solvers who enjoy learning and are conscientious of their kuleana in the community and the world we live in. Maika'i no!

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Marie
8 years ago

Share the aina! This move will be so good for our keiki and our entire state!

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Susan Moore-Chong
8 years ago

I support this school's mission.