“Into the Woods” came alive on stage last Friday and Saturday, and will continue again on Nov. 16 and 17 in Dillingham Hall.

Punahou’s vision for the future of education is becoming a reality as construction progresses on the Sidney and Minnie Kosasa Community for Grades 2 – 5.

Renowned glass artist William Morris recently spent four days at Punahou, conversing with students and the larger community about his work and lessons learned during his storied career.

The Punahou PFA recently hosted a parent talk with child psychologists Michael Thompson and Rob Evans, who offered insight on the motives and meaning of children’s social behavior.

In 1996, the beloved Lily Pond underwent a transformation into what it is today, complete with reinforced banks and the pergola. 

Get a rare view of the symphony orchestra and conductor Craig Young as they perform “Tempo di Minuetto” in this 360 degree video.

On a recent weekend, Parent Advancement Council (PAC) volunteers generously donated their time tending to Pu‘u o Mānoa, also known as Rocky Hill.

Punahou School announced today that Duane Kurisu has been elected the newest member of its Board of Trustees. Kurisu brings decades of experience as a business and philanthropic leader to the board, along with strong personal ties to the school as a past parent. 

Having worked as a high school teacher and school administrator for almost 50 years, I know that what I am about to propose will sound heretical in some educational circles.

Campus was alive with activity for the Flaming “P” last Friday.