We love Ken-Yen Learning Center! Angela & Kevin are amazing and we're so thankful for their…read morededication to our keiki.

Kapaa school is Kapaa school. The school could use a few improvements like any other…read more We went for a family craft night, which was nice. They fed us and it was about an hour and a half. They had it in the cafeteria, which is roomy to have a lot of families. Parking could be a little better but can do much about it.

Auntie Gini is wonderful Both my girls went to preschool here and I would recommend to anyone…read morelooking for a small close knit group.

First of all I'd like to thank all of the people in the military for their service and bravery in…read moredefending our country. Tropic care is provided from the military to give free medical. Many Kauai residents don't have medical insurance or are underinsured and cannot be seen by a doctor. They provide medical doctors, dentists, optometrists, & mental health doctors. You could chose to go see 1 doctor or all doctors. Everything will be provided for you. If you see an optometrist and need glasses, they'll give one for free. If you need a physical, they'll do it for free. If you need a filling for your teeth, it will be free. These people are so nice and have devoted their time to help others. The only downfall is that you would have to wait a long time to see the doctors but it's all worth it! Tropic Care is a Department of Defense Innovative Readiness Training operation, an initiative that provides military reservists with real world deployment training. IRT is a multi-service operation that provides medical support to a variety of underserved American populations located in remote areas throughout the United States and U.S. territories.

i just like this school for a couple of reasons. i got to…read moreread books to kids here for dr. seuss day the kids get to enjoy a beautiful view. i didn't go to this elementary school, but i wish i did! i'm feeling a little nostalgic! can you tell?! I make no claims about the "quality" of this school. I went to Kapaa. That's how come I can do math like a champ!

Lovely school on a large campus. Friendly students and…read moreengaged principal, staff and teachers. We volunteered at the school for two days. We met 45 fourth grade students, who were all marvelousl!! We were helping three fourth grader classes improve their bicycling skills, or learning to ride, all under a program the county! We also met their teachers, the school principal and administrators! Great people! Awesome school!!

It is difficult to find excellence in the public school system presently: anywhere. This school has…read morefantastic safety, academic and performance art standards. The school is very diverse in its cultures and the principal is outstanding in his leadership skills. I would rate this a 5 star review with out hesitation.

I was lucky enough to get a tour of the campus from KHS's Principal. I was so impressed with the…read moreevolution and advancements since I graduated 40 years ago (time flies)! I'll revisit this and expand on my experience. Need to run errands.

One of the three high schools on the Garden Isle, Kauai High School is the one centrally located…read morecloser to Lihue. This review is strictly for their facilities and campus, not education/curriculum. Home to the Red Raiders, Kauai High is a public school with tons of school pride. Students wear school shirts daily, with several different designs in an array of colors, personally I think it's super cool- and a way for faculty to keep track of students. Morning time can be confusing, as there's cones set up for student drop off. Park in a marked Visitor stall right up front. Check in at the front office and get a Visitor sticker so that staff know you've signed in. Visited their campus on a Wednesday and Friday, to do presentations to their HOSA classes. With bright red buildings and open spaces for students to hangout, I really enjoyed their campus.

Met Kelley swimming in the water! Best decision of the day. I see all the other reviews that he…read moredoesn't spend a lot of time on land teaching you how to stand up. I didn't pay to stand on land I paid to be in the water. Kelley pushes you for a few waves so you can get a feel for. Then encourages you to try and catch your own waves. I loved it! Super cool and chill local dude who knows how to surf.

Kelley got my 11 year old son up surfing the waves within minutes of his lesson. I couldn't believe…read morehow well he did and Kelley has the most patience and positive attitude!!

My 11 year old daughter had a great experience. This company was very helpful and patient. Manoah…read morewas the perfect fit in helping my daughter learn to surf. They provide you with a rash guard to wear. I do recommend wearing something that will stay secure against the rough waves. We booked a private lesson and would highly recommend private lessons for beginners.

My wife and I went with our two oldest and told them beforehand that Mom was the most likely to…read moreactually catch a wave, and the rest of us should just have fun. Enter Esiah, our awesome instructor. He went through all the basics for us very green beginners, and emphasized the importance of looking straight ahead (and hula hands, which are now a family staple as we describe to people how to surf). The four of us went out in the water with Esiah, and we ALL FOUR caught waves, even me (who was definitely least likely). Esiah was awesome: complimentary, enthusiastic, and giving us feedback as my wife and I kept coming back to fall off again. Thanks to his awesome teaching, timing, and patience we had a blast, and my wife and I ended the day taking waves all the way to shore where we promptly had our boards run into our shins. Awesome memory, and we look forward to going out again.