SEEQS & the Community
2017-2018 SY
Community partnerships are an essential part of student learning at SEEQS. We value the relationships that we’ve built in our community, and continue to strengthen these partnerships. We do this so that our SEEQers have opportunities to experience learning in the real-world, and so that they can play a role of servicing the great work that is happening in their community. We are so grateful for the invaluable role that these community partners, and so many others, play in our SEEQS community!
Mahalo!
Mahalo!
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EQS Camp 2017-2018
What is EQS Camp?
Students kickoff each EQS semester by spending 2 days out in the community, immersing themselves in foundational experiences that deepen their understanding and give context to the essential question of sustainability that they are examining. In semester 1, EQS Camp serves as the initial exposure to the question, and helps students to see what is already happening on their island to address the essential question. In semester 2, EQS Camp reignites the urgency around the essential question and motivates students to design solutions and address the needs of their community even further.
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Mahalo to the many community members and organizations on Oahu who share their work with our SEEQers each semester! This school year (2017-18), a huge thank you to the following community organizations and individuals for partnering with us for EQS Camp: Papahana Kualoa Kako‘o ‘Oiwi Moli‘i Fishpond (Kualoa Ranch) Ma‘o Farms Ho‘oulu ‘Āina Kahuku Farms University of Hawaii, West Oahu, Garden and Farm Program Hui Ku Maoli Ola Native Plant Nursery Paepae o He‘eia Ka Papa Lo‘i O Kānewai (University of Hawaii) Town Restaurant Kaimuki Moku Kitchen Kahumana Farms Bishop Museum Polynesian Voyaging Society Dr. John Francis, Planetwalker Mokauea’s Fishermen Association Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology at Moku O Lo`e (Coconut Island) Pacific American Foundation Waikalua Loko I`a Alaka`i |
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EQS Year-Long Partnerships
Mahalo to our community partnerships that continue to share their knowledge and expertise with our students, and open their doors to our SEEQers to learn and contribute to the amazing work that you are doing. FETCH at University of Hawaii Ka Papa Lo‘i O Kānewai at University of Hawaii Kumuola Farms The Greenhouse Manoa Heritage House Bess Press Publishing House Chronic Tacos WIRED, Pacific American Foundation Sierra Club |
SEEQS Community Partners
Mahalo to our community partners that have contributed their expertise, time, and support to SEEQS throughout this school year thus far.
Mahalo to our community partners that have contributed their expertise, time, and support to SEEQS throughout this school year thus far.
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Kaimuki High School
Mary Cooke Helen Nakano Benjamin ‘Buddy’ Bess Jenny Engle Derek Esibill Hinano Rey Kiana Frank Cory Yap Pauline "Kuki" Navales Karla Meek Garid Chapman Victoria Shield Dr. Jonathan Deenik Stan Oka Tasia Yamamura Aunty Manu Chef David Brown Jacob Chinn Craig Kojima |
Kara Miller
Heather Spalding Randall Kosaki Mary Roney Michael Sturm Austin Kino Estria Miyashiro Judith Cucco Marion Lymon-Mersereau Nick Mattson Duane DeSoto Jamaica Osorio Emmett Yoshioka Betty Hardaway Steven Kim Calvin Hara Elyse Takashige Maggie Pulver Kevin Ahearn Garret Zakahi |
If you are interested in finding ways to partner with SEEQS, email seeqsinfo@seeqs.org.