as requiring hosting platforms (such as Airbnb) to report all listings in Honolulu County (which includes Kailua town) to the county government. Proponents of Bill 41 expect its passage to dramatically reduce the volume of tourists in Kailua. Education Public schools The Hawai'i Department of Education operates the public schools. Elementary schools in the CDP include Aikahi, Enchanted Lake, Kaelepulu, Kailua, Kainalu, Keolu, and Maunawili. Kailua Intermediate School, Kalaheo High School, and Kailua High School are also in the CDP. Kailua High and Maunawili Elementary were defined as being in the Maunawili CDP as of the 2000 Census, but in Kailua CDP as of the 2010 Census. Kaōhao Public Charter School was previously known as Lanikai Elementary Public Charter School and opened in 1964. It became a charter school in 1996, and it received its current name in 2017. Mokapu Elementary School is on the nearby Marine Corps Base Hawaii (MCBH), outside of the CDP but with a Kailua address. Area private schools Catholic schools of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Honolulu: St. Anthony School St. John Vianney School Others: Trinity Christian School Redemption Academy Windward Adventist School Le Jardin Academy (Kailua address but not in the CDP) Huakailani School for Girls (K-8) (Kaneohe CDP) Films Movies and TV shows filmed in Kailua include: Hawaii Five-O (1968): "King of the Hill" – TV episode Waikiki (1980) (TV) Mädchengeschichten (1998): Shea – "Surfer girl" – TV episode Lost (2004–10) – TV episodes Magnum, P.I. (1980–88) – TV episodes Hawaii Five-0 (2010)- TV episodes Community Kailua hosts various events throughout the year, from block parties to fireworks. Notable people Mike Akiu, American football player Wally Amos, founder of the "Famous Amos" cookie brand Alpha L. Bowser, Lieutenant General, U.S. Marine Corps, decorated for actions during the battles of Iwo Jima and Chosin Reservoir Lynne Boyer, former World Champion professional surfer Pete Cabrinha (windsurfing, kitesurfing, surfing), professional windsurfer, Peahi tow-in pioneer Emily Chang, Bloomberg news anchor Henry Ian Cusick, Peruvian-British actor Kaʻimi Fairbairn, professional football player Scott Feldman, Major League Baseball pitcher Sid Fernandez, former Major League Baseball pitcher Russ Francis, former professional football player Derek Ho (surfing), former World Champion professional surfer, Kailua High Alumni Michael Ho, professional surfer, Kailua High Alumni David Hughes, former professional American football player Kila Ka'aihue, Major League Baseball player Les Keiter, sportscaster Allan J. Kellogg, Medal of Honor recipient Buzzy Kerbox, professional surfer, windsurfer, Ralph Lauren