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September 7, 2026
Subject: Hurricane Lowell: School Closure 9/8

Dear Red Raider ʻOhana,
Due to anticipated impacts from Hurricane Lowell, our campus will be closed to students and staff on Tuesday, Sept. 8.

All school-related activities scheduled for Tuesday are also canceled, including athletic events and practices, extracurricular activities, meetings and other school events.

We know families may be making their own preparations as the storm approaches. Please take care of yourselves and your ʻohana, stay safe and follow guidance from state and county emergency management officials.

We will continue to monitor conditions closely with Department and emergency management officials and will provide updates on school operations as more information becomes available.

Mahalo for your understanding and please stay safe.

Sincerely,
Mrs. Marlene Leary, Principal
Red Raider Alumni Class of 1986

Emergency shelter open at Kauai High School

The Kauai High School gymnasium is open as an emergency shelter and has been available for community members seeking refuge since 5:00pm yesterday.

The shelter remains open at this time. If you are evacuating to the shelter, please bring essential personal supplies, including:
- bedding or sleeping supplies
- food and water, if available
- necessary medications and medical supplies
- personal hygiene items
- other essential items your household may need.

Please follow all emergency instructions and guidance from county and emergency management officials.

Panorama SEL Survey

On September 10, 2026, students will be taking the Panorama Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Survey during Advisory. Please see the letter (attached) for additional information. If you do NOT want your student to take the survey, please send or email the declination letter (attached) back by September 7, 2026.

Senior Meeting Recap

Attached are the slides from the first Senior Meeting on 8/26/26

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Our History

On April 30, 1913, The Governor of the Territory of Hawai'i signed into law Act 160 to establish "the Kauai High School." The courthouse was located on a four-acre parcel atop a hill often referred to as "Ke Kuhiau",
which translates as "high point." The area was once the site of "Ke Kuhiau", one of three heiaus located near Kalapaki Bay. On September 14, 1914, Kauai High School opened its doors in the renovated courthouse as the fifth high school of the Territory of Hawai'i and the first high school on the island of Kaua'i.

Our Mission

Welcome to our school! We believe that parent participation is key to student success; our new website is designed to provide parents with all the information they need to be active participants in their student’s education. You will find that the site works just as well on mobile devices as it does on a desktop so you can find information on the go.