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Passion for worthwhile Work. Intention. - ‘Imi ola
Mission and Vision. - Ho‘omau
Perseverance and Persistence. - Kūlia i ka nu‘u
Achievement and Excellence. - Ho‘okipa
Hospitality and Service. - ‘Ohana
Family and Community. - Lōkahi
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Knowledge, Wisdom, and Learning. - Ha‘aha‘a
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Caring, Empathy, Stewardship. - Mahalo
Living in Thankfulness. - Nānā i ke kumu
Authenticity and Truth. - Pono
Balance and Rightness. - Ka lā hiki ola
Hope and Promise. - Aloha
Love and Inner Spirit. - Aloha List of Virtues
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