Attended a few events here and had a good experience. I also bought some kai lan seeds and they…read morestarted growing right away. Great place for education, events and buying seeds.

The Healthy Eating workshop was very informative! Deanna and Lehua did an excellent job educating…read moreus on nutritional facts and "MyPlate" benefits. And the pineapple salsa was delicious! We also enjoyed visiting the variety of plants especially the xeriscapes!

Halau Ike O Puuloa this is basically the Hawaiian Help/Student Center of Leeward Community College…read more Located right next to the babysitting center place on the right hand side of campus in the DA building. Not to sure about the hours of operation I'm guessing between the realms of 8AM-5 or 6 PM. I came here two years ago, and let me tell you that they have drastically changed! Maybe because of more hawaiian organizations helping or whatever they have gotten a lot of more funding and a lot more students becoming active in their Halau a long with other activities and services that they provide for the Hawaiian people a long with non-native hawaiian students. One thing though you shouldn't be shame. Just go in and ask for help, like everything college is. Your on your own until you open up your mouth to seek what you need and want. They have great services here: The Hawaiian Club called Kahiau. the Faculty Adviser is Tracie Ku'uipo Losch email:tlosch@lcc.hawaii.edu if you need more information on that. Ho'oulu which is a Native Hawaiian Career and Technical Education Program which is funded by the U.S. Department of Education to ALU LIKE Inc. Which helps you further yourself and academic goals while your in school but this one you need to be hawaiian. This one has requirements every semester. Ke Ala 'Ike The Natie Hawaiian Excellence Program which is a program throught your years at LCC. While this one you just need a certain amount of requirements till graduation. & this one you don't need to be hawaiian. All in all I like this place. The people are very kind. They have laptops that you can utilize a long with free printing services as long as you sign in and their own counselors that you can utilize to your advantage as well as the other counselors that they have at LCC to assist you in the journey of fullfilment. LOL

Halau Ike O Puuloa had definitely helped me out financial and academically during my years at…read moreLeeward. The staff take their jobs to a whole new level as they help each student on personal but very professional basis. The councilor (Piikea) is a very good academic advisor and will make sure you are on the right track if you are lost in any way. Go see her if you need to see a GOOD councilor. As a Native Hawaiian, I believe that it is great that a service like this is being offered to not only Hawaiians, but the whole student body at Leeward Community College (the biggest CC with the highest Hawaiian enrollment). The environment is very relaxing, a great place for a lunch break or to study. They also have FREE LAPTOP RENTALS and FREE PRINTING (just dont print a book). If you are ever on campus, check this place out! It will definitely get you on the right path to get your life started!

I enrolled my son early this year cause he was struggling with reading. He hated reading and…read morewriting about what he read, or answering questions about what he just read. I tried printing out worksheets from websites online but it just didn't seem to work. His teacher suggested kumon. Kumon reading, but not kumon math. She doesn't recommend kumon math because kids tend to "memorize" the problems and just answer without thinking. So we opted for reading. It's $120 per subject. Sometimes they would have promotions, like free diagnostic testing for that month which i think is normally $50. Check their facebook page for updates. I have met with Ms. Lei and she is awesome. She is very hands on and very patient with the students. There also a lot of volunteers which help your child if they're having difficulties. When you sign up, they'll give you a small kumon bag where you place your worksheets in, and a pencil. And some reminders and tips on how to help your child excel. So this is what goes on in their classroom according to my 12 year old. You walk in and put your homework in a basket, and then grab the worksheets assigned to you for that day, when you're done, you let them check it, and then grab your homework for next time and put it in your bag. The whole session usually lasts 20-30 minutes. Depending on how your child quickly answers his worksheets and no corrections. Once you finish a level, they give you kumon dollars, and then you can "buy" a prize from their prize corner. This is my son's 4th month in kumon, he will be in 6th grade soon, so we'll see if there's any improvement.

From the owner: Kumon of Pearl City is part of the world's largest after-school math & reading program, helping…read morechildren of all ages become self-learners.

My daughter loves taking classes from Ms. Liz! She likes the music choices a lot (as quoted from…read moreher).

We've followed Nobu from the closure of Piano Outlet in Pearl Highlands to her very own studio…read more She is an incredible person and teacher and has helped my daughter excell in Piano! From private to group lessons, she does it all! If you are looking for a Piano school, this one is the best one by far! I wish her much luck in her new location!

Easy drop off location Quick and convenient…read more Just drive and a worker helps you collect the items

Quick, easy donation in Pearl City, O'ahu, Hawaii…read more.. Irene M. had a great idea... Since we were out on the Leeward side of the island, why don't we be productive and drop off our donations! She had seen a little stand-alone building behind HMart and Don Q... ahhh... it was in the parking lot against the stone wall! There was a nice lady who was attentive and gave us a receipt right away! Thank you!

Overall this is a great school. The staff are friendly and wonderful and you can tell that they…read morereally care about their students. the programs as well as curriculum here are exceptional! I would recommend this school to any parent who is living in the area and looking for an intermediate school!

This school is so atrocious, people are fighting in the bathroom and people are getting jumped and…read moreattacked because the teachers, even when we tell them they don't do sh*t about it and this specific teacher don't grade assignments on time and doesn't have the patience to quiet down the class peacefully, instead they yell at us saying "shut the f*ck up!!", and is never in her classroom when the next period is already at her classroom door, instead shes at the cafeteria eating her heart out and when its right after lunch she is in her room, door locked and asleep in her chair and leaves the students out there until a councilor comes up and pounds on the door and calls security, she blames the student's on her falling down because she cant clean up her floor when she spills hand sanitizer. To my information she calls boys puppydogs because of their energy, she has obvious favoritism, and she is very sexist towards males for no reason she has the mental compacity of a child and locks her students out her room when they slightly do something wrong. She doesn't even teach but makes her students read a book and watch a video to write Cornell notes, and when the wind is strong and the door blows open when someone opens it cause its stronger than a 300 ton truck coming at you, another teacher in specifics outs you in-front of the whole period shaming you and excluding you from activities because they never finish their work. One of the few male teachers at highlands makes their clubs students do improv. work last minute and gets mad at them when they do it last minute, another teacher had blatant favoritism, saying that an assignment was easy and shaming that they didn't finish it in a time period she thought was enough, she growls at the students time to time as-well. Never sending another child here again !!

An assault changed the course of my career in telecommunications but luckily I found out I could…read moreget into this program the VA's VR&E program. I've been in the program for almost 10 months and I'm in the final stretch of finishing this week. It was certainly an emotional experience for me from almost being killed, to now getting CompTIA A+ certified (and working on the rest) with some better job opportunities at this time. Currently interviewing for some roles I never thought I would be qualified for, but here I am. Carla, Randy, and Jeff have been great in this journey and they take their roles of educators to the next level. This has truly changed the trajectory of my career path and it has helped me finally realize my value as a prospective hire to any company. Mahalo nui ACTT, I just wanted to let you all know how big of an impact your program made to this veteran

Instructor Ray very impatient and yells at students who dont understand, Carla lies constantly and…read moretries to control the conversations, Krya teaches very fast like it was a horse race, very unprofessionalism specially the yelling. Wouldnt give any stars unfortunately in order to post review a star must be given.

Great, friendly quick service. Opened up savings accounts for my children…read more Kaiana was more than helpful

Here to get out some money to pay the bills. Today wasn't that crowded. We usually go to this…read morelocation because they have a drive thru teller and ATM. You can either go inside to do your banking needs or use the drive thru tellers and one of lanes they have a drive up ATM. It is very convenient because their is two lanes to use the drive thru tellers. Their is a lot of parking at this location.

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