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T H E N E W P AT H FALL 2 0 1 1
Haleakala Waldorf School
H a l e a k AL Ā
W a l d o r f
S c h o o l
N e ws l e t t e r
Haleakala Waldorf School is located on the
historic Kealahou Public School campus.
Consistency
Harmony
and
Within the Waldorf community, we are familiar with the outcome
of a Waldorf education: graduates who can think for themselves,
who value lasting human relationships, who help others, and
who have high ethical principles. This is accomplished through a
curriculum that is artistic, experiential, and reverent. What we
frequently are not familiar with is the opportunity that Waldorf
education provides to the entire family. This offering is most easily
seen in the early years—the foundation of a child’s life.
Modern life increasingly leaves families of young children isolated
at a time when they can use the most support. Couples have
moved away from their families of origin to pursue independence
or career interests. When children arrive, mothers often find
themselves at home alone with a newborn.
What to do?
Waldorf schools offer these families a strong
sense of community, "a village' of like minded
individuals in which to raise their children”
(Sarah Baldwin). At a time when parents
can use support, the Waldorf teacher serves
as a child development resource. In the
classroom, all the functions of daily life
are modeled_the classroom is designed to
replicate the activities of family life. The
students cook, clean, garden, play, eat, and nap.
Within this environment, children experience
a healthy rhythmic schedule, meal time rituals,
nutrition, and redirection of behavior when
necessary.
All or even just some of these elements may be adopted and
carried out at home, creating a holistic experience for the child
as well as an opportunity for the family to experience beauty
and reverence. This can be therapeutic for the whole family. One
family may adopt the blessing used at meal times, another may
light a candle before the bedtime story, or create space for a
nature table. When the rhythm and form of school is supported
by a nurturing rhythmic structure at home, the child experiences
consistency and harmony. The value of a simple, healthy lifestyle
through play, story, quiet time, celebrations of festivals, and nature
can be enjoyed by the entire family.
Lokahi
H a r m o n y Th r o u g h C o l l a b o r a t i o n
Dear Friends,
We stand at the edge of a new era
for Haleakala Waldorf School. At the
conclusion of last school year, we had
our largest enrollment as well as your
strongest testament of support: over
$725,000. The school’s success is a
direct result of your commitment to
support it. During a national recession
your help has allowed us to provide
families with an increase in scholarships, faculty with salary and
benefit increases, improved playground areas, increased hours to
the 1st – 5th grade assistant, increased budgets for student supplies,
programs, and classrooms, new computer software for working
with alumni, and so much more. We are making a difference for
our children together as partners and as collaborators. This is the
theme for our year—Lokahi: Harmony Through Collaboration.
This school year will mark our 40th birthday! Like a 40 year old,
we have finally reached adulthood, and come into our own selves.
It takes an entire community—parents, friends, teachers, staff,
and board members—to raise children that are free, as well as
encouraged, to live their true natures. We are grateful and excited
that you have joined us in this endeavor.
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Every month grades 1-8 get together for an assembly and open
with the reciting of “At the Ringing of The Bells.” Tears spring to
my eyes each time I hear the ideals spoken that the students have
internalized during their time at HWS. These are the values that
you support and actualize through your support of HWS. This is
the beginning of “worldwork” and transformation of our planet.
For every good wish, every dollar, every minute you have given to
HWS over these last 40 years, we are humbly grateful. We know
the children are as well.
Aloha no,
Jocelyn Romero Demirbag
Chair of School
To wonder at beauty
Stand guard over truth.
Look up to the noble,
Resolve on the good.
This leadeth us truly
To purpose in living,
To right in our doing,
To peace in our feeling,
To light in our thinking;
And teaches us trust
In the workings of God,
In all that there is
In the widths of the world,
In the depths of the soul.
Haleakala
Haleakalā Waldorf School • 4160 Lower Kula Road • Kula, Maui, Hawai‘i 96790 • Tel: (808) 878-2511 • Fax: (808) 878-3341
Gifts
H ALEAKALA W ALDORF S C H OOL 2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1 Gi v in g R e p o r t
ANNUAL CAMPAIGN
Unrestricted annual fund gifts
ANONYMOUS unrestricted
TOTAL ANNUAL CAMPAIGN
HOLIDAY FAIRE EVENT
GIVING TREE
RESTRICTED ANNUAL GIVING
ANONYMOUS Grade Assistant
ANONYMOUS Middle School Specialist
ANONYMOUS Development Software
ANONYMOUS Leadership Giving Event
JOHN AND DIANE CLAERBOUT Educational Support
TSUNE WATANABE AND PRISCILLA CARMICHAEL
Professional Development
TOTAL RESTRICTED ANNUAL GIVING
TUITION ASSISTANCE
G. N. WILCOX TRUST
DIAMOND APPROACH GROUP
MCINERNY FOUNDATION
TOTAL TUITION ASSISTANCE
HWS RISING SUN SCHOLARSHIP FUND
ANONYMOUS ANONYMOUS MATCHING GIFT
ANONYMOUS
ANONYMOUS
ANONYMOUS
CLASS OF 2011
DANIEL AND BARBARA BERRY FOUNDATION
JOHN ELDER
MIKE AND ANGELA KROEGER
JOHN AND NOOR MOREY
MICHAEL AND JILL SPALDING
TOD AND JACQUELINE WOOD
TOTAL HWS RISING SUN SCHOLARSHIP FUND
$153,350
$100,000
$253,350
$67,185
$10,055
$24,000
$55,000
$16,500
$4,140
$4,000
$2,750
$106,390
$5,500
$2,000
$30,000
$37,500
$66,000
$15,000
$6,000
$5,000
$2,000
$500
$3,000
$5,000
$2,500
$6,000
$3,000
$3,000
$117,000
RESTRICTED CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
ANONYMOUS Early Childhood Renovation
ANONYMOUS Building Improvements
ANONYMOUS Maintenance Fixtures
ANONYMOUS Playground
ATHERTON FAMILY FOUNDATION
Classroom Roof Replacements and repairs
COOKE FOUNDATION Classroom Roof Replacements
FRED BALDWIN MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
Classroom Roof Replacements and repairs
HWS LAMAKU PARENT ASSOCIATION Lighting
JOHN AND NOOR MOREY Classroom Renovations
THE SAMUEL N. AND MARY CASTLE FOUNDATION
Early Childhood Renovation and repairs
TOTAL RESTRICTED CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS
IN-KIND GIFTS
TOTAL CONTRIBUTIONS 2010-2011
$14,800
$1,000
$3,000
$ 27,000
$15,000
$9,000
$10,000
$15,000
$10,000
$2,130
$10,460
$14,800
$132,190
$5,000
$728,670
BALANCE SHEET
JunE 30, 2011
INCOME STATEMENT
JulY '10 - JunE '11
ASSETS (Current Assets)
Cash
$678,288.20
Contingency Fund
$71,532.97
Accounts Receivable
$26,083.40
Prepaid Expenses
$36,332.95
Investments
$25,000.00
Buildings
$221,332.76
Equipment
$80,905.78
Furniture & Fixtures
$25,761.04
Land
$438,137.27
Leasehold Improvements $323,243.84
Site Improvements
$40,764.33
Other
$14,714.33
TOTAL ASSETS $1,982,096.87
Revenue
Tuition
$2,714,626
Financial Assistance
($480,599)
Fees & Programs
$128,952
Grants
$219,250
Donations
$447,933
Events
$75,754
Interest & Other
$2,519
TOTAL REVENUE
$3,108,435
Expense
Salary
$1,650,324
Benefits
$184,462
Taxes
$137,757
Events
$30,562
Equipment
$22,031
Operations
$193,748
Professional Development $38,650
Repairs & Maintenance
$80,046
Insurance
$20,664
Supplies
$78,146
Utilities
$29,955
Depreciation
$78,468
Other (incl. lunch program) $93,056
TOTAL EXPENSE
$2,637,868
LIABILITIES
Accounts Payable
$7,594.51
Prepaid Grants/
Restricted donations
$305,240.00
Prepaid Tuition
$372,431.81
Prepaid Tuition Insurance $18,550.42
Mortgage Principle
$409,390.74
Other Loan Principle
$9,689.91
Other
$35,097.50
TOTAL LIABILITIES
$1,157,994.89
EQUITY
$824,101.98
NET INCOME
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Community Connections
C e l e b r a t in g t h e m a n y w a y s w e g i v e t o e a c h o t h e r . . .
HWS is pleased to be a part of the greater Maui community—
we welcome opportunities to serve others in the community
and for community guests to be a part of our school.
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Being a "Waldorf family" supports my determination to live mindfully - to
be conscious of my choices on a daily basis, to "be (at least part of) the
change I want to see in the world". I have this idea, this concept, of "what
if we wanted less? " If, as an advantaged world citizen, I choose to want
less, to have less...then I have more to give, more to share, more ability to
begin to create some equity with world citizens who are disadvantaged.
So even though we don't have extensive financial resources, when I give
significant amounts to Waldorf on a regular basis, it reminds me to actively
"want less", so that I have those resources available for my commitment to
HWS. If every US or Western citizen "wanted less" - there would be enough
for everyone. My HWS contribution supports my son, our future leaders, in
their awareness of global responsibility - that there is a choice beyond the
"more, more,more" mainstream consumer mentality in our country.
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To me, Waldorf represents everything that is good and right in the world,
and reminds me that I have a responsibility - and the ability - to be good
and right too - we all do.
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—Dr. Mia Carson, mother of Colter Carson, HWS class of 2013
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Kahiau Award
H ALEAKALA W ALDORF S C H OOL S TUDE N T RECE I VE S KA H I AU A W ARD
HWS student Denise Kalff was awarded the first Kahiau Award by
Michael Powell at the school’s last day assembly on June 3rd. The
award recognized an 8th grade student for the personal quality
of selfless giving and generosity of spirit without expectation of
return. This is the meaning of the Hawaiian word “kahiau.”
Denise was nominated by her peers who wrote essays on her
kindness. Classmates wrote: “Some people hold a kind deed over
your head, expecting to get something back. Denise doesn’t, she
is simply a good person.” and “She just amazes me and makes me
want to be a better person.”
community”. That means generously sharing their insights, ideas
and success. They regularly assist charities, more than 30 annually
at the last count, in fund-raising through art sales.
Powell began the Kahiau Award at La Pietra – Hawaii School
For Girls and extended it to Haleakala Waldorf School when he
learned of the value of human relationships at HWS. The award
consisted of an original painting by Powell, created especially for
the occasion, of a rural upcountry landscape featuring jacaranda
trees and a central illuminated area where some saw an angel.
Powell is half of Tagami & Powell, “Hawaii’s most remarkable artistic
duo", though they would be the first to deny this as modesty is
an important aspect of their philosophy. Over a 24 year shared
artistic history, each has sold thousands of canvasses to collectors
and connoisseurs around the globe. People who know art in
Hawaii know them and their exhibitions are heavily attended. At
the same time, their approach to art includes “giving back to the
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Mahalo nui loa!
July '10-June '11
W e e x t e n d a sin c e r e t h a n k y o u
t o a l l wh o h a v e c o n t r ib u t e d t o H W S
On behalf of all HWS students, thank you so very much for
contributing over $725,000 to our school! Thank you for the
trust in HWS that each gift represents. It is remarkable to
note the tremendous impact of the many donors who gave to
Haleakala Waldorf School.
We are proud of and grateful for our community that supports
our school through generous giving in so many ways:
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Many have stepped up to make HWS a philanthropic priority and
have joined the Leadership Giving Circle with a contribution of
$1,000 or more to the Annual Giving Fund.
"Giving to HWS is supporting the community that has held my children
for eight years, from preschool through junior high. It is expressing my
gratitude for encouraging me to be the best possible parent. Giving is my
gesture of financial commitment that mirrors the school’s unwavering
commitment to growth, integrity and excellence. It is a privilege to be
able to send my children to HWS. And it is a privilege to be able to
support HWS at a level that says…'Thank you for being an exceptional
partner in raising my children'. —Karen Bouris
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Annual Fund
P r o v i d in g e x c e l l e n c e f o r H W S s t u d e n t s
The backbone of our fundraising efforts is the Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a yearly appeal to all members of our
community for tax-deductible contributions that make our mission possible.
Thank you so very much for contributing to our school!
Your Annual Fund gift directly at work:
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Mahalo to everyone who helped with the Annual Giving Campaign and
the HWS phonathon. A special thanks to our Advancement Committee
Chairs Kristina Lyons Lambert and John Elder, to the Annual Fund
Co-Chairs Dave Futch, Liana Horovitz and Jacqueline Wood.
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$10,000+
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Atherton Family Foundation
The Cooke Foundation
John Elder
Fred Baldwin
Memorial Foundation
Woody and Laura Harrelson
McInerny Foundation
John and Noor Morey
The Samuel N. and Mary
Castle Foundation
David and Charlene Wagner
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$5,000 $9,999
Anonymous (2)
Daniel and Barbara Berry
Foundation
Andy and Mia Carson/
Bridge Medicine LLC
Jon and Diane Claerbout
G. N. Wilcox Trust
Fritz Reynolds and
Christine Hether
Michael and Angela Kroeger
Michael and Jill Spalding
Tod and Jacqueline Wood
Koa'e
$2,500 $4,999
‘I'iwi
$1,500 $2,499
Anonymous (3)
Mustafa and Jocelyn Romero
Demirbag
Thomas and Kristina Lyons
Lambert
Mette Lyons
Sophia Shoen
Tsune Watanabe and
Priscilla
Carmichael
Anonymous
Diamond Approach Group
Leontine Elder
Peter and Liana Horovitz
Lamaku Parent Association
Beth and George Wood
‘Elepaio
$1,000 - $1,499
Anonymous (3)
Tugger Balcom and Dorothy Day
George Binney
Raymond and Letty Borchers
Anne Carter
Mark and Leah Damon
David and Andrea Futch
Rob Hilbun and Karen Bouris
Billy and Carla Jalbert
Nicolas and Anja Kern
Judith Lambert
Nancy Meola
Kathy Ross
Bob and Margo Rowland
Hal Wright
Gi v in g b y Am o u n t
Founders' Circle $500 - $999
Anonymous
William and Marilyn Alpenfels
Donald Anderson
Mitch and Joan Selix Berman
Dennis Brown and Cindy Krach/ Animal
Care Hospital
Robert and Iris Chapman
Todd and Jayne Craine
Ted and Astrid Grupenhoff
HWS Class of 2011
Mancini, Welch & Geiger LLP
Paul Levinson
Gill Newton
Brent Pickering and Sally Dominick
Christian Rogge and Susanne
Knappstein
Stefan Schafer and Chenta Laury
Dean and Linda Kay Whitney
Yokouchi Foundation
Jonathan and Victoria Yudis
Kokua Circle $250 - $499
Anonymous (3)
John and Brenda Andrick
Richard and Melinda Armour
Jeff and Janet Baldwin
Alan Brisley and Kelley Janes
Paul Brown
Ted Buttner
Glenna Carcon
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Carol Conley
Darcy Davis
Tai and Sarah Domen
Greg and Stacy Downs
Karen Ellis
Scott and Sherry Fisher
Andrew Gross and Jenny-Li Hellsen
Robert Hagebak
Haleakala Ranch Co.
Jim and Honey Bun Haynes
Indigo Paia
John and Sheri Kerr
Steve Kreider and Gretchen Fisher
Michael Loo
Anders Lyons and Kiera
Strohm-Herman
Chris and Nanci Moes
Ron Moore and Marion Haskins
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
Miles Olson
Joseph and Konstance Palmore
Peter and Susie Peck
Rodney Potter
Gray and Bettina Ringsby
Keith and Licia Sakamoto
Schwartz Ohana
Richard Spork and Agna Pang
Ted and Leslie Tucker
Cynthia Warner
Miles and Koko Wolbe
Community Circle $1-249
Anonymous (7)
Robert and Kathy Adams
Marty and Helida Adler
Nick and Maggie Alves
American Savings Bank
Barbara Anderson
Ryan and Elizabeth Anderson
Connie Anzalone
Ric and Dolores Arenas
Del and Kathy Arkin
Linda Arnold
Association of Waldorf Schools
Joyce Bain
Evalani Barchet
Genoa Barchet
Stanley Bartlett
Ray Baskerville and Josie Simpson
Bill and Vibeke Bates
Michael Beaulieu
David and Kelly Behn
Jaime and Paula Berdal
Joshua Berman
Chelsey Bilka
David Blake and Suzanne Frew
Tom and Patti Bowman
Vince Bronick
Tobias Brook and family
Kevin and Nova Burnes
Bennett Cale and Gabby Anderman
Kathleen Carello-Thuro
Jocelyn Chang
Martin and Yasuko Claerbout
Rebecca Clark
Matthew Clement
Peter and Vickie Conmy
Rochelle Coop
Christina Cowell
Mark and Sol Cunningham
Cutts family
Brian and Eva Daniells
Joseph Delinsky
Pete and Jemma DellaCroce
Linda Deslauriers
Rich Doster and Marie Fitzsimons
Roberta Ducharme
Russell and Kimberly Dukes
Gerald Durkan
Shawn and Diane Fell
Yvonne and Glen Fickbohm
Auriol Naquin Flavell
Jon Flynn and Dacia Waller
Foodland
Dale and Anne-Marie Forsythe
Ann Fuggiasco
Eduardo Gandolfo
Jeff Gerard
Malia Gerard
Glenn and Delaina Gibson
Frank and LauraLynn Giubardo
Steve and Fran Goldstein
Diannah Goo
In Gratitude
‘10 - ‘11 Gifts
Gi v in g b y Am o u n t
David and Bonnie Gott
Francisco Goya and Tamara Catz
Noell Grace
Alan Grodzinsky and Susan Garland
Carl Freedman and Kim Harter
Chrstina Hemming
Denver and Shelley Henry
Brian and Brynne Heustis
Frederick and Lindsey Hill
Keith and Johanna Holland
Paul and Betsy Horovitz
HWS Class of 2010
Shane and Sierra Jacob
Mark John
Andrea Kalff
Christine Kapiioho
Andy Kauderer
Todd and Kalia Kelmenson
James and Teresa Kimmel
Bernard and Helen Kovitz
Mercy Kraft
Bryan and Shelagh Lampshire
Tana Larson
Leslie Leclerc
Nick and Colleen Lisowski
Steven and Marie Lopes
Amy Lord and Teri Holter
David and Anmarie Mabbutt
Shelley Maddigan
Rick and Leanne Markham
Maui Electric Company
Keith and Lynette McCrary
Allison McDonald
Taj McDonald
Jeane and Dan McMahon
Patrick and Azusa Merrill
Sarah Metz
Jeannette Milholland
Chris Miller and Rona Smith
Tyler Morrison
Dwight and Julenne Mounts
Joyce Muraoka
Jack Naiditch
Martha Nerenhausen
Emily Nielsen
Clare and Jerry Norris
Scott Obley and Gwen Arkin
Sean and Ester Parkman
Bonnie Pasicznyk
Tony and Mikki Perricelli
Christina and Riki Pestana
Paul and Cindy Pokorski
Syd and Vivian Rahe
Craig and Teena Rasmussen
Kala Raymond
Keoki and Kim Raymond
Danoucha Reynon
Andy and Anne Rice
Chris and Hillary Richards
Dawna Richmond
Teresa Rizzo
Zea Robbins
Konjit Robinson
Joyce Romero
Patricia Rosenblad
Bob and Ingrid Rowland
Jitendra and Kalyani Russell
Rita Ryan
Sagara Sanchez-Reinoso
Chris and Signe Schaefer
Michael and Carol Schwarz
Sena family
Lina Sena
Laura Sequeira
Jennifer Sheehan
Heidi Sherman
Ned Simonds
Allison Smith
Henry and Dorothy Smith
Doug and Kathryn Smith
Nicole Smith
Starr Snead
Scott and Perlita Sniffen
Randolph and Jill Speak
Heather Steiner
Spar Street and Johanna Wilson
Christopher and Irene Sutherland
Paul and Amy Sutherland
Kevin and Liz Tade
Garry and Jan Taylor
Rod and Linda Taylor
James and Jenna Tolley
Upcountry Sustainibility
John and Teresa Vail
Stephanie Viela
Jen and Steve Vurno
Ben and Hiroko Ward
Dale and Jackie Webster
David and Anne Wertheim
Western Union
Rob and Lorrie Williams
Heidi Woessner
Jerry and Carolyn Wright
Thomas and Julie Ybarra
Gi v in g b y A f f i l i a t i o n
Alumni
Eva Barchet
Genoa Barchett (95)
Joshua Berman (08)
Sarah Cutts
Anne-Marie Forsythe (90)
HWS Class of 2010
HWS Class of 2011
Shane Jacob (06)
Sierra Jacob (08)
Kalia Kelmenson (86)
Kristina Lyons Lambert (84)
Anders Lyons (82)
Tyler Morrison (80)
Danoucha Reynon (95)
Lina Sena (05)
Allison Smith (07)
Nicole Smith (99)
Board of Directors
Joan Berman
Leah Damon
John Elder
Sherry Fisher
Laura Harrelson
Kim Harter
Christine Hether
Peter Horovitz
Kristina Lyons Lambert
Gill Newton
Linda Taylor
Ted Tucker
Tod Wood
Businesses
Advancement Connections
Aloha Maui Aprons
American Savings Bank
Animal Care Hospital
Bridge Medicine
Current Electric
danooshadesigns
Foodland
Grins2Go
Haleakala Ranch Company
Happy Day Gymagery
Indigo Paia
Mancini, Welch & Geiger LLP
Maui Electric Company
Maui Oceanic Properties
Maui Orthodontics
Michael Spalding Realty
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney
New Waves Wellness Center
Outdoor Unlimited River Trips
Paradise Flower Farms
Pony Express
R.F. Chapman and Co.
Rainbow Rentals
Rainbow Surf Hostel
Reynolds Capital Management
Sunrise Country Market
Western Union
Faculty and Staff
Robert Adams
Maggie Alves
Ryan Anderson
Stanley Bartlett
Michael Beaulieu
Paula Berdal
Chelsey Bilka
Paul Brown
Kathleen Carello-Thuro
Matthew Clement
Vickie Conmy
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In Gratitude
‘10 - ‘11 Gifts continued
Gi v in g b y A f f i l i a t i o n
Jocelyn Romero Demirbag
Kimberly Dukes
Karen Ellis
Andrea Futch
Astrid Grupenhoff
Shelley Henry
Mark John
Mercy Kraft
Gisele LaLonde
Tana Larson
Leslie Leclerc
Paul Levinson
Lynette McCrary
Allison McDonald
Jeannette Milholland
Joseph Palmore
Konstance Palmore
Kim Raymond
Teresa Rizzo
Konjit Robinson
Linda Kay Whitney
Koko Wolbe
Julie Ybarra
Foundations
Anonymous
Atherton Family Foundation
The Cooke Foundation
Foundation
Fred Baldwin Memorial Foundation
G. N. Wilcox Trust
McInerny Foundation
The Samuel N. and Mary Castle
Foundation
Yokouchi Foundation
Friends and Family
Del and Kathy Arkin
Association of Waldorf Schools
Joyce Bain
George Binney
Cutts family
Diamond Approach Group
Pete and Jemma DellaCroce
Roberta Ducharme
Auriol Naquin Flavell
Steve and Fran Goldstein
Jim and Honey Bun Haynes
Michael Loo
Shelley Maddigan
Ron Montgomery
Joyce Muraoka
Emily Nielsen
Syd and Vivian Rahe
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Joyce Romero
Patricia Rosenblad
Laura Sequeira
Henry and Dorothy Smith
Starr Snead
Paul and Amy Sutherland
Garry and Jan Taylor
Upcountry Sustainibility
Stephanie Viela
Dale and Jackie Webster
Grandparents
Barbara Anderson
Donald Anderson
Connie Anzalone
Ric and Dolores Arenas
Bill and Vibeke Bates
Ted Buttner
Glenna Carcon
Jon and Diane Claerbout
Joseph Delinsky
Diannah Goo
Paul and Betsy Horovitz
Bernard and Helen Kovitz
Judith Lambert
Mette Lyons
Jerry and Clare Norris
Tony and Mikki Perricelli
Keoki and Kim Raymond
Bob and Margo Rowland
Chris and Signe Schaefer
Dean and Linda Kay Whitney
Rob and Lorrie Williams
George and Beth Wood
Hal Wright
Parents
Anonymous (7)
Robert and Kathy Adams
William and Marilyn Alpenfels
Nick and Maggie Alves
Ryan and Elizabeth Anderson
Richard and Melinda Armour
Ray Baskerville and Josie Simpson
David and Kelly Behn
Jaime and Paula Berdal
David Blake and Suzanne Frew
Raymond and Letty Borchers
Vince Bronick
Tobias Brook and family
Dennis Brown and Cindy Krach
Kevin and Nova Burnes
Bennett Cale and Gabby Anderman
Andy and Mia Carson
Anne Carter
Jocelyn Chang
Martin and Yasuko Claerbout
Rebecca Clark
Carol Conley
Rochelle Coop
Christina Cowell
Todd and Jayne Craine
Mark and Sol Cunningham
Mark and Leah Damon
Darcy Davis
Linda Deslauriers
Tai and Sarah Domen
Rich Doster and Marie Fitzsimons
Russell and Kimberly Dukes
Gerald Durkan
John Elder
Leontine Elder
Yvonne and Glen Fickbohm
Scott and Sherry Fisher
Dale and Anne-Marie Forsythe
Carl Freedman and Kim Harter
Ann Fuggiasco
Eduardo Gandolfo
Jeff Gerard
Malia Gerard
Frank and LauraLynn Giubardo
David and Bonnie Gott
Francisco Goya and Tamara Catz
Noell Grace
Robert Hagebak
Christina Hemming
Brian and Brynne Heustis
Rob Hilbun and Karen Bouris
Frederick and Lindsey Hill
Keith and Johanna Holland
Billy and Carla Jalbert
Andrea Kalff
Christine Kapiioho
Andy Kauderer
Todd and Kalia Kelmenson
Nicolas and Anja Kern
James and Teresa Kimmel
Michael and Angela Kroeger
Lamaku Parent Association
Bryan and Shelagh Lampshire
Leslie Leclerc
Nick and Colleen Lisowski
Amy Lord and Teri Holter
Anders Lyons and
Kiera Strohm-Herman
Thomas and Kristina Lyons Lambert
David and Anmarie Mabbutt
Allison McDonald
Taj McDonald
Dan and Jeane McMahon
Patrick and Azusa Merrill
Sarah Metz
Chris and Nanci Moes
Ron Moore and Marion Haskins
John and Noor Morey
Jack Naiditch
Gill Newton
Scott Obley and Gwen Arkin
Miles Olson
Joseph and Konstance Palmore
Sean and Ester Parkman
Christina and Riki Pestana
Brent Pickering and Sally Dominick
Paul and Cindy Pokorski
Kala Raymond
Andy and Anne Rice
Chris and Hillary Richards
Gray and Bettina Ringsby
Zea Robbins
Christian Rogge and
Susanne Knappstein
Kathy Ross
Bob and Ingrid Rowland
Jitendra and Kalyani Russell
Rita Ryan
Sagara Sanchez-Reinoso
Stefan Schafer and Chenta Laury
Michael and Carol Schwarz
Jennifer Sheehan
Heidi Sherman
Sophia Shoen
Scott and Perlita Sniffen
Randolph and Jill Speak
Heather Steiner
Spar Street and Johanna Wilson
Mahalo a nui loa
in k in d d o n a t i o ns
Gi v in g b y A f f i l i a t i o n c o n t in u e d
Christopher and Irene Sutherland
Kevin and Liz Tade
James and Jenna Tolley
Jen and Steve Vurno
David and Charlene Wagner
Ben and Hiroko Ward
Cynthia Warner
Tsune Watanabe and Pricilla Carmichael
David and Anne Wertheim
Heidi Woessner
Tod and Jacqueline Wood
Thomas and Julie Ybarra
Past Parents
Anonymous (2)
Marty and Helida Adler
John and Brenda Andrick
Linda Arnold
Jeff and Janet Baldwin
Mitch and Joan Selix Berman
Tom and Patti Bowman
Brian and Eva Daniells
Mustafa and Jocelyn Romero Demirbag
Karen Ellis
Alan Grodzinsky and Susan Garland
Fritz Reynolds and Christine Hether
John and Sheri Kerr
Mercy Kraft
Steve Kreider and Gretchen Fisher
Mette Lyons
Nancy Meola
Chris Miller and Rona Smith
Martha Nerenhausen
Bonnie Pasicznyk
Rodney Potter
Craig and Teena Rasmussen
Ron and Dawna Richmond
Teresa Rizzo
Konjit Robinson
Schwartz Ohana
Sena family
Ned Simonds
Doug and Kathryn Smith
John and Teresa Vail
Jerry and Carolyn Wright
In-Kind Donations
A Toy Garden
Aardvarks to Zebras, Inc
ABC Supply
Ace Printing Co., Inc.
Adonis Press
Aloha Maui Aprons
Aloha Cane Wizard
Aloha Natural Brokers
Amy Wakingwolf
Anthony's Coffee Company
Asian Arts
Awekening Health Therapeutic
Ayumi Ditamore
Bella Rosa Resta
Beverly Bernardino
Bhakti Rocks
Biasa Rose
Big Island Candies
Billy and Maggie Welker
Bishop Museum Press
Blue Hawaiian Helicopters
Bounty Music
Cain and Carolyn Savage
Can Do Kid, Inc.
Carolinie Woodham Photography
Casanova's Italian Restaurant
Chris McNeil Dr.
Cindy Fernandez
Colin Preston
Collections
Curtis Wilson Cost Gallery
Curves
Da Pets
Daniel Sullivan and Caramiya Davies-Reid
Danish Woolen Delight
Dario Campanile Fine Arts
David and Hannah Sullivan
Deva Lifeware
Doc Martin's of Maui
Doubletree Alana Hotel
Down To Earth
Dr. Bennett's Med Spa
Dr. Hauschka
Duck Soup
Duo at the Four Seasons
Earth Creations
Eddie Flotte
Elena Peytchevea
Emmanuelle and William Betham
Erin Bummis
Expeditions
Expert Appraisals by Alison
Flatbread Pizza
Frogman Charters
Gavin and Trish Barker
Gecko Trading Co. Boutique
Gisele LaLonde
Global Girlfriend
Grace & Beauty Day Spa and Boutique
Grand Wailea Resort Hotel
Green Banana Cafe & Yogurt
Green Mountain / Tully's Coffee
Grupenhoff family
Haiku Maui Orchids
Haleakala Bike Co.
Harrelson family
Healing Stones
Heart Of Maui
Hoaloha Na Eha, Ltd./ Old Lahaina Luau
Holland Marylyn
Hui No-eau Visual Arts Center
Hula Grill
HulaHoops Maui
HWS Faculty
HWS Grade 1
HWS Grade 2
HWS Grade 3
HWS Grade 4
HWS Grade 5
HWS Grade 6
HWS Grade 7
HWS Grade 8
HWS Nene Kindergarten
HWS Pueo Kindergarten
Ian and Shay Chan Hodges
Indie Attire
Indigo Paia
Inspiritos Inc
Isabelle Buell
Isle Dream
James McCall
Jewels of the White Tara
Jim Meekhof Master Wood
JoAnne King
Jocelyn Chang
John Elder
Jordanne Gallery
Junior Jewels
K D Music
Kaanapali Beach Hotel
Kapalua Land Company
Karen Fischer and John Eckhart
Kealahealing LLC
Kurt and Sari Kawauchi
Lance and Kaye Whitney
Lappert's Hawaii
Lilipoh Publishing
Linda Taylor Engineering, Inc.
Linda Whittemore
Lori Koprowski
Maha Conyers
Makawao Fine Art
Makawao Hair Saloon
Mala Ocean Tavern
Mama's Fish House Restaurant
Mark Goldberg and Kira Enge
Mary Ann Leigh
Mary's Gone Crackers
Maui Academy of Performing Arts
Maui Arts and Cultural Center
Maui Classic Charters Inc.
Maui Coastal Land Trust
Maui Craft Creations
Maui Divers
Maui Family YMCA
Maui Filmfestival
Maui Giclee
Maui Hands
Maui MoonBeams
Maui Nui Botanical Gardens
Maui Ocean Center
Maui Pom/Thai Treat
Mauidivegirl Designs
Mia Carson
Mike and Jill Spalding
Melissa Newirth
Merrill family
Michael and Deborah Jacob
Moana Cafe
Moonbow Tropics
Morey family
Morihara Store
Mothering Natural Family Living
Mulligans on the Blue, Wailea
Nalu Kai Lodge
Nelson Bach
Nina Valley
North Shore Chiropractic
Obentec, Inc.
Ocean Obsession
OM Maui Health & Fitness
Organic Valley Farm
Pacific Sign and Design
Pacific Whale Foundation
Pacifica Natural Brokers
Paia Inn
Pamela's Products
Paragon Salon
Patti and Alan Cadiz
Peter and Sugandha Black
Piiholo Zipline
Polli's Mexican Restaurant
Proflight Paragliding
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In Gratitude
‘10 - ‘11 Gifts continued
in k in d d o n a t i o ns & T r ib u t e R o s t e r
Pukalani Country Club
Pukalani Superette
Pulehu Pizza
Queen Bee Productions
Rachel Taylor
Ralph Bakshi
Randy Jay Braun Gallery
Reefdancer and America II
reuseit.com
Rita Ryan
Rob Guest
Robert Lang
Rodeo General Store
Rousetus LLC
Ruth's Chris Steak House
S Reeve Gallery & Gifts
Sacred Bali Designs
Sailboards Maui
Salsa Dance on Maui
Scarlatti
Schlink Woodcuts
Schwarz Jewelry
Seventh Generation
Shakti Carola Navran
Shaunine Gundry
Shear Organics
Siganka
Silpada Designs
Simmer Hawaii
Skyline Eco Adventures
Sonja Acion
Sophie Grace Maui
SoulCollage
Stella Blues Café
Surfing Goat Dairy
Tamara Catz, Paia
Teri Holter, LCSW
The Gypsy Tent
The Pet Store
The Reading Clinic
The Sacred Garden of Maliko
The Westin Kaanapali Resort
Thee Salon
Tofutti Brands Inc.
Treasure Box Toys
Turtle Reef-Fine Jewelry
UFO Parasail
Ulalena
Uma Silbey
Upcountry Acupuncture,
Tom Bellerue
Upcountry Fine Art
Upcountry Legends
Upcountry Rotary Club
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Upcountry Veterinary Acupuncture
Viewpoints Gallery
Virginia Fish
W.S. Badger Co Inc
Weir Dolls & Crafts
We are grateful for the support
of each individual, organization
and business listed. If we have left
anyone off the list or misspelled
a name, please let us know by
calling 808-878-2511
Tribute Roster
The following Tribute Gifts were
made in memory or in honor of a
student, a faculty or staff
member, or a beloved family
member or friend.
In Honor of Keith and Lynette McCraryTwo Entwined Lifetimes Devoted To Waldorf Education
Donald and Bette Anderson
Eva Barchet
Genoa Barchet
Mitch and Joan Berman
Dennis Brown and Cindy Krach
Paul Brown
Mustafa and Jocelyn Romero
Demirbag
John Elder
Glen and Yvonne Fickbohm
Steve Goldstein
Fritz Reynolds and Christine Hether
John and Sheri Kerr
Starr Snead
Kevin and Liz Tade
Tsune Watanabe and
Pricilla Carmichael
Miles and Koko Wolbe
GIUBARDO GIRLS
Connie Anzalone
DOROTHY ARKIN
Del and Kathy Arkin
PUHI GIBSON
ELIJAH LOPES
DR. HARRY LOUIE
Henry and Dorothy Smith, Laura
Sequeira
EMILY MATHIAS
Rebecca Clark
MAILE RIETOW
Anonymous
CALLIE AND MAGGIE SCHULTZ
Michael Loo
RUTH WILLIAMS AND CLAIRE ELLIS
Karen Ellis
HWS Giving Tree
Parents, Board members, faculty and Alumni gave over
$10,000 to our new Giving Tree at Holiday Faire
Mahalo to:
Anonymous (2)
John Elder
Grupenhoff family
Andreas Kauderer
Mike and Angela Kroeger
Mette Lyons
Mikki Pericelli
Christian Rogge and
Susanne Knappstein
Sophia Shoen
Tsune Watanabe and
Priscilla Carmichael
Jonathan and Victoria Yudis
Alumni Spotlight
I t T a k e s a F a mi l y
One of the most beautiful aspects of being a part of the HWS
community is that it is a place the whole family can participate in
and enjoy. Parents and students alike experience opportunities
for growth and evolution. It is also quite a strong statement when
these former students begin enrolling their own children. The
Dodge family is one that has engaged with HWS in many ways
over the years.
When pregnant with her first child, Clifton, Maile Rietow Dodge
was handed one of Steiner’s books by a friend, and her passion for
Anthroposophy was ignited. Maile then moved to Maui in 1976
before Clifton started kindergarten, and worked with teachers
and the community to get our campus ready as this was the year
that the school moved from Wailuku to its current location. And
so Maile’s journey with HWS began. Ultimately, her three children
Clifton (‘85), Kalia ('86) and Nina (‘95) all came through HWS.
While her children were here, Maile served as board president,
initiated the original Holiday Faire (then called Christmas Faire),
created the first Ke Ala Hou Newsletter, wrote the original
grant proposals to local foundations in Honolulu for both capital
improvements and operating funds, courted trained Waldorf
teachers to come to HWS such as the McCrarys, recruited
families that now have lifelong multi-generational connections to
HWS such as the Spaldings, and even served as the secretary of
the Anthroposophical Society in Hawaii. Under her tenure, the
school grew and flourished.
Maile set a fine example of community service and parent
involvement, and her apples did not fall far from the tree. Clifton
served as the school gardening teacher from 1996-2006. The
children loved the joy that Clifton brought to working with
plants, and Clifton responded out of a reciprocal love. Despite his
landscaping business that spanned Molokai, Lanai, and Maui, Clifton
made time to come back to school once a week on Fridays for
ten years, and specialized in planting native plants around campus.
Clifton’s son Duke is now enrolled in the 'Apapane preschool and
the koa and sandlewood trees he planted during that time have
grown tall.
Nina came back to the school as well, serving as our Hawaiiana
teacher for a year. Nina is now completing her Masters in Hawaiian
language, has trained with Aunty Gordean Bailey as a hula dancer,
and also has a wealth of knowledge regarding native plants. We are
looking forward to the day when Nina's children attend HWS!
Kalia has had two children enrolled at HWS over the past four
years: Lana in the 3rd grade and Kyle in the 1st grade. Kalia is the
founder of Maui Mind and Body, LLC, supporting women’s personal
health and wellness. Over the years, Kalia has worked closely with
her children’s teachers as a room parent, and has contributed
significantly to the annual Holiday Faire as wreaths chair, was an
angel and parent rep for Night of Delight, and has participated in
school Wisdom Circles. As a Waldorf graduate, Kalia is regarded
by her peers as a strong example of the kind of person they would
love to see their children grow into!
“I do feel deeply connected with the community of the school- and I love
being a parent, and having the opportunity to understand at another
level what I experience as a result of going through the school—it's
quite profound. I am so grateful that my children get to have this
experience, and that I get to experience it myself, as a parent”.
—Kalia Kelmenson
It is a treat now to see Tutu Maile back on campus picking up her
grandchildren, and imagine the changes she has witnessed as HWS
has grown over the years. It takes a whole family to raise a school,
and the Dodges are a strong example of the difference that one
family can make.
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A Social Education
A r t w o r k f r o m o r i g in a l s t o r y b o o k s b y f o u r g r a d u a t e s o f t h e
At the beginning of the school year, each first grade student is
paired up with an eighth grade student. As the year unfolds, a deep
and sweet bond blossoms. In the spring, the eighth grade students
compose, illustrate, and bind a story book for their first graders.
To really observe and reflect back the nature of a young child
requires a level of compassionate thoughtfulness that is not always
seen in adolescents. The opportunity to see themselves as role
models, to reach back into their own experience at the beginning
of their journey through the grades and connect with their inner
seven year old is quite powerful for the development of the eighth
grade students.
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seeds you plant. "
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T H E N E W P AT H FALL 2 0 1 1
H a l e a k AL Ā
W a l d o r f
S c h o o l
N e ws l e t t e r
E Komo Mai!
welcome
G o in g G r e e n !
This Ke Ala Hou was printed with:
100% recycled content, 100% post-consumer waste, processed
chlorine-free paper, soy based ink and generated from wind
power.
Th e 2 0 1 1 - 1 2 H W S B o a r d o f T r u s t e e s :
President - Tod Wood
Vice President - Kristina Lyons Lambert
Treasurer - Gill Newton
Secretary - Christine Hether
Editor: Maka'ala Palmore Photography: Carla Jalbert and HWS Parents
Joan Selix Berman
Sherry Fisher
Dave Futch
Laura Harrelson
Kim Harter
Richard Spork
Linda Taylor
Ted Tucker
Graphic Design: Danoucha Reynon ‘95 info@danooshadesigns.com

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