UH Mānoa Feasibility Study for Development of the Lab School block

UH and PBR have released a feasibility study for future development of the block on which the Lab School sits. Principal Keoni Jeremiah, Class of ’89, sent out their link to provide input on this study.

Please note that Lab School science teacher, Jenny Seki Wong, Class of ’96, encourages all of us to read through the results of the ongoing study before taking the survey, in order to better understand the scope of the study: https://arcg.is/1ji4u43 

Please also note that survey responses will be accepted through September 5th.

Here is Principal Jeremiah’s message to the Lab School `Ohana:

Aloha ULS Community,

We encourage you to fill out this new survey regarding the ongoing feasibility study for the ULS campus property.  We hope that you’ll share the positive impact ULS has had and could continue to have on the UH community and community at large. 

The survey can be found at this link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VGNRN65

The survey will remain open until the end of Friday, September 5, 2025.

See PBR’s email copied below for more information.

Sincerely,

A. Keoni Jeremiah
Principal
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Aloha! 

A project website is now available for the ongoing feasibility study being conducted for the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa’s 15-acre ‘Ewa property (bordered by Metcalf Street, University Avenue, and Dole Street). We invite you to visit the site and complete a brief online survey.  

Your input will help shape the future of this site by guiding decisions on potential land uses that could enhance the overall campus experience at UH Mānoa— including the types of amenities, services, and spaces to be considered in the next planning phase.

The survey will remain open until the end of Friday, September 5, 2025, and your participation is greatly appreciated. A reminder email will be sent out a few days before the survey deadline.

Website: https://arcg.is/1ji4u43 

For more information, please email uhcampustown@gmail.com.

Mahalo for being part of this important conversation.

Mahalo for your time and attention,

PBR HAWAII