Kalama Intermediate School, located on the Western slope of Haleakala in rural Upcountry Maui, welcomes students from five communities (Haiku, Paia, Makawao, Kula and Pukalani) which collectively makes up the largest school district on Maui. R.E.A.C.H. Initiative funding of $40,000 allows Kalama Intermediate School to continue to offer exploratory elective courses, such as media, art, band, ukulele, cooking, sewing, and a Physical Education program, which serves as a model for the Maui District. Existing after school programs which will receive support from additional funding include: the Fishing Club, Future Homemakers of America Club, Chess Club, Engineers Club, and various sports such as, football, basketball, cross country and volleyball. Elective courses and after school programs like these encourage students to remain engaged in school, while preparing themselves for the future.
Kalama Intermediate School
$40,000
16 schools selected for R.E.A.C.H. Pilot Project
Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School
$20,000
Hilo Intermediate School
$30,000
Kahuku High & Intermediate School
$30,000
Kalakaua Middle School
$40,000
Kalama Intermediate School
$40,000
Kalanianaole Elementary & Middle School Hawaii
$45,000
Kapolei Middle School
$25,000
Kau, Keaau, Pahoa Complex
$126,858
Moanalua Middle School
$13,750
Molokai Middle School
$30,000
Waiakea Intermediate School
$70,000
Waialua High & Intermediate School
$55,000
Waianae, Nanakuli Complex
$91, 692
Waikoloa Middle School
$37,900
Waimea Canyon Middle School
$36,500
Waipahu Intermediate School
$40,000
Washington Middle School
$42,025