Nowemapa November 2022

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​28:   Pōʻakahi - Monday

7:15 am Drop off will be at the grade level sites.

7:15 am - 7:45 am Breakfast

7:30 am Campus drop off for all students

7:50 am - School begins

7:55 am - Tardy bell rings

2:05 pm - School ends

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29:   Pōʻalua - Tuesday

7:15 am Drop off will be at the grade level sites.

7:15 am - 7:45 am Breakfast

7:30 am Campus drop off for all students

7:50 am - School begins

7:55 am - Tardy bell rings

2:05 pm - School ends

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30:  Pōʻakolu - Wednesday

7:15 am Drop off will be at the grade level sites.

7:15 am - 7:45 am Breakfast

7:30 am Campus drop off for all students

7:50 am - School begins

7:55 am - Tardy bell rings

12:50 pm - School ends

Please call our office if you have any questions, (808) 305-2100.

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SY 2022 - 2023 School Calendar

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Here are more resources for our families:

• Family Resources Feb 2021 bit.ly/HFECFeb2021

• Parenting in a Pandemic bit.ly/NPKresources

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If you have any questions or suggestions for future ‘Ohana Engagement activities, please call 305-2083

Nowemapa November 2022 Menus

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Kekemapa December 2022 Menus

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Reminders Back to School
'Aukake lā 8 2022

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‘Aukake lā 8, 2022

Aloha e nā Hau‘ula ‘Ohana,
MAHALO NUI to all who participated in our Back to School Orientation Meetings. We were pleased to meet with so many of you. Please make sure you complete all school forms that were sent home and
return them back to the office. Call us at (808) 305-2100 if you have any questions.
Please read through these important reminders about returning to school.

SCHEDULE: Bell Schedule
● School begins at: 7:50 am
● Staggered drop off/pick up areas. Please stay in your car for student drop off/pick up. If you want to walk your child to and from campus, please park and wait by their designated grade level site:
○ PK/K: in front of Bldg C
○ Gr. 1-3: at the office
○ PK 4-6: at the cafeteria
○ Parents are not allowed to drop off/pick up students from the classroom at this time.
● Staggered drop off/pick up times are as follows:
○ 7:00-7:15 am - Only students registered in our 21st Century Kūkini Club. After 7:15 am, drop your child off at their respective grade level site. They will be escorted to the field.
○ 7:15-7:45 am - Students eating breakfast at school. Drop off your child at their respective grade level site. They will be escorted to the cafeteria and back to class by our support staff.
○ 7:30-7:50 am - Students not eating breakfast at school. Drop off your child at their respective grade level site.
○ 7:50 am - Students arriving after 7:50 am will need to be dropped off in front of the office.
● Tardy: Students arriving after 7:55 am are tardy and will need to check in at the office to get a tardy pass.
● School ends at: 2:05 pm on MTHF and 12:50 pm on Wednesdays. Please arrive a few minutes after the bell rings but not any earlier than school ending.This helps us to keep the flow of traffic
moving.

BREAKFAST and LUNCH:
Hau’ula was recently identified as a CEP school. This means, all students regardless of their qualification status, will receive breakfast and lunch at no charge. Home lunch is still an option for those who wish to bring their meals from home.

KŪKINI WALKING/JOGGING CLUB:
Students must be registered in order to participate. Kūkini Drop off time is from: 7:00-7:15 am. After 7:15 am, drop your child off at their respective grade level site. They will be escorted to the field. Students who sign up are expected to be actively walking/jogging until 7:45 am. Students will be exited from the
program if they are unable to follow rules or no longer want to walk/jog.

A+ AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM
Students must be registered in order to participate. Forms can be picked up at the office. You will be notified once we have enough students to start. The last pick up is at 5:00pm.

PK and KINDERGARTEN HOURS THIS WEEK:
Preschool and Kindergarten classes end at 12 noon this week Monday-Wednesday. The first full day for
these classes will be on Thursday, Aug. 11th.

SAFETY FIRST:
We are asking all families and staff to continue to perform a d aily wellness check  before coming to school. Please stay home when sick. Testing also remains an important mitigation strategy. If you need self-test kits, please contact our office or see a testing

HEALTH AND SAFETY GUIDANCE SY 22-23: (Supt. Letter to families 07.25.22)
As we transition to a new school year, we want to ensure that students and families are equipped with the latest updates to the Hawaii State Department of Education’s (HIDOE) health and safety guidance.
The HIDOE continues to rely on the expertise and guidance of the Hawaii State Department of Health (DOH) when it comes to protocols to keep our schools open and safe. Here are the latest revisions:
● Indoor and outdoor masking is optional for students and employees, but highly encouraged. The HIDOE recognizes the benefits of masking for reducing the spread of COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses and any student or employee who chooses to wear a mask will have that decision respected.
● In the event of a cluster or outbreak, masks may temporarily be required indoors.
● Indoor masking is strongly encouraged when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) determines community levels are medium or high. As of date, state levels show all islands as medium or high, so indoor masking is strongly encouraged.
● Quarantine still applies for non-school and household exposures when someone is not up-to-date with COVID-19 vaccinations for their age group.
● Isolation requirements remain for anyone who tests positive for COVID-19 or has COVID-19 like symptoms.

STAY CONNECTED:
● For the most recent updates from the Hawaii Department of Education including COVID-19 updates, please visit the HIDOE website at: www.hawaiipublicschools.org
● For updates from Hau‘ula Elementary, please visit our website at
http://www.hauulaelementary.com. Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter: @hauula_el
● Emails and text messages are sent to families via School Messenger. Please call our office at 305-2100 to update your contact information with us to ensure that you are receiving these
messages.
● ‘Ohana Engagement Parent line: 305-2083

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Mahalo for your continued support. ʻAʻohe hana nui ke alu ʻia - No task is too big when done together by
all💚💛

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U’ilani K. Kaitoku, Po‘okumu

For questions or concerns relating to non-discrimination and anti-harassment at your school, you may contact:

Anna Tsang

Equity Specialist, Castle-Kahuku Complex

anna_tsang@notes.k12.hi.us

(808) 829-6981  

2022 Federal Survey card
September 7 - December 2, 2022

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September 7, 2022

The Hawaii State Department of Education is asking for your assistance in conducting the 2022 Federal Survey at your school. The survey is needed to identify families who are employed or connected to the federal government.

This impacts potential aid and funds under Title VII of the Every Student Succeeds Act for the State of Hawaii.

Who: All students in grades PreK-6 grade
What: Federal Impact Aid Survey
When: ONLINE ONLY-September 7, 2022 to December 2, 2022.
Where: Online at Infinite Campus Parent Portal

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Instructions for Parents/Guardians:
Completing the HIDOE Online Federal Impact Aid Survey SY 2022-23

Reminders Back to School
'Aukake lā 8 2022

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‘Aukake lā 8, 2022

Aloha e nā Hau‘ula ‘Ohana,
We are asking all families to please help us with the drop off and pick up routes to
ensure a smooth and safe transition for our keiki.

All students in PK/K and Papa M are to
enter from the back of the school and exit
via Kamehameha Hwy. If the keiki have
siblings in other grades, follow the route and drop off at the front of the school then exit onto Kamehameha Hwy. Do not use Ko’olau road as an exit. This causes a big back up and we want to be respectful of the residents that live in the area. Please do not speed. Drive with caution and aloha as many of our keiki walk to school.

Students in Gr. 1-6 are to enter from
Kamehameha Hwy and turn left into the
school to drop off students in front of the
office and cafeteria respectively.

We have two lanes for drop off and pick up at the front of the school. Staff will be there to escort your child safely to and from your car.

Please do not get out of your car or have
your child cross or walk through moving
traffic. It is very dangerous.

Mahalo nui for your continued patience and understanding. ʻAʻohe hana nui ke alu ʻia - No task is too big when
done together by all

U’ilani K. Kaitoku, Po‘okumu

Return to School Work and Daily Wellness Check

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HIDOE employees, contracted service providers, visitors and students must complete a wellness check each morning before going to school or work.

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Please report any illness or COVID-19 exposure to the school or supervisor.

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CHECK FOR COVID-19-LIKE SYMPTOMS OF ILLNESS

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If any symptoms of illness are present,
do not go to school or work.
□ Fever (higher than 100°F or hot to the touch)
□ Chills
□ Cough
□ Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
□ Fatigue
□ Muscle or body aches
□ Headache
□ New loss of taste or smell
□ Sore throat
□ Congestion or runny nose
□ Nausea or vomiting
□ Diarrhea

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Anyone with COVID-19 symptoms should stay home from school, work and other
activities. Follow the DOH Isolation and Quarantine Guidance. If someone develops symptoms at school/work, they will be sent home. Those with symptoms who have not been tested, should be tested as soon as possible.

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Anyone with COVID-19 symptoms should stay home from school, work and other
activities. Follow the DOH Isolation and Quarantine Guidance. If someone develops symptoms at school/work, they will be sent home. Those with symptoms who have not been tested, should be tested as soon as possible.

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​HELP US TO KEEP OUR SCHOOLS
HEALTHY AND SAFE!

Health and Safety Guidance
SY 2022 - 2023

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The HIDOE COVID-19 Health and Safety Guidance for SY
2022-2023 has been updated. A summary of significant changes as of July 26, 2022 include:
● Indoor and outdoor masking is optional for students and employees. Indoor masking is strongly
encouraged when the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) determines community levels
are medium or high.
● Quarantine is not required for in-school exposures, but indoor masking is strongly recommended for
10 days following an exposure.
● Isolation requirements remain for anyone who tests positive for COVID or has COVID-like symptoms.
● Mitigation strategies remain flexible to adapt to a cluster or outbreak.