SCHOOL CALENDAR

Summer Meals/Grab-n-Go Continues

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GRAB-AND-GO MEALS:

Summer Meals/Grab-n-Go continues until July 19. Hau'ula site will serve lunch and breakfast for the next day from 11:30 am-12:00 noon daily except holidays. All keiki 18 years and younger will be served.  https://www.hawaiipublicschools.org/ConnectWithUs/MediaRoom/PressReleases/Pages/Summer-Meals-Program-begins-June-4-for-all-children-ages-18-and-younger.aspx

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MENU:

11:30 AM - 12:00 PM
‘AINA AWAKEA LUNCH A ME
‘AINA KAKAHIAKA BREAKFAST

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PŌ‘AKAHI 06/14:

● Lunch: TUNA SANDWICH, VEGGIE
STICKS, EDAMAME, FRUIT SLUSHY,
PINEAPPLE
○ 11:30 am-12:00 noon ‘Aina Awakea Lunch and ‘Aina Kakahiaka Breakfast for the next day

Breakfast (06/15): CEREAL, CINNAMON CRISPS, FRESH FRUITS, PEACHES

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PŌ‘ALUA 06/15:

● Lunch: INCREDIBLE BURGER, CARROT STICK, WEDGE FRIES, FRUIT SLUSHY, DICED PEARS
○ 11:30 am-12:00 noon ‘Aina Awakea Lunch and ‘Aina Kakahiaka Breakfast for the next day

● Breakfast (06/16): FRUITED MUFFIN, APPLE CHIP, FRUIT COCKTAIL

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PŌ‘AKOLU 06/16:

● Lunch: CHEESE PIZZA, ROMAINE
SALAD, BABY CARROTS, ORANGE JUICE

○ 11:30 am-12:00 noon ‘Aina Awakea Lunch and ‘Aina Kakahiaka Breakfast for the next day
● Breakfast (06/17): CEREAL, CHEEZ
IT, APPLE WEDGE, PINEAPPLE

PŌ‘AHA 06/17:

● Lunch: CHICKEN PATTY W/ GRAVY,
STEAMED RICE, BAKED BEANS, HOT
VEGETABLES, JUICE, PEACHES

○ 11:30 am-12:00 noon ‘Aina Awakea Lunch and ‘Aina Kakahiaka Breakfast for the next day

● Breakfast (06/18): PLAIN BAGEL,
CREAM CHEESE, ORANGE, PEACHES

PO‘ALIMA 06/18:

● Lunch: CHICKEN PATTY W/ GRAVY,
STEAMED RICE, BAKED BEANS, HOT
VEGETABLES, JUICE, PEACHES

○ 11:30 am-12:00 noon ‘Aina Awakea Lunch and ‘Aina Kakahiaka Breakfast for the next day

● Breakfast (06/21): CEREAL,
MARSHMALLOW TREATS, JUICE,
APPLESAUCE

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THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER *MENU SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Iune June 2021

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01:   Po‘alua - Tuesday

Last day for Teachers and EAs

Students who were absent on the last day of school or did not receive a report card can pick it up at the office 7:30 am-4:00 pm

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02:  Po‘akolu - Wednesday

Hau‘ula Summer Programs begin. Call Leona 305-2083 to register your child.

●Program Flyer

●EL Summer Hub: June 2-July 1

●Summer Hub (K-4): June 4-July 2

●HLIP Summer Hub (M-2):

June 4-July 2

●Summer Reading Challenge:

June 4-July 2

●Math All Stars: June 4-July 2

●Keiki Transition (Entering K and Malaa’o): June 25-July16

KS Hawaiian Culture and Language Program: June 14-July9

●Contact Kumu Mahealani for more information 305-2084 or email:

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09:  Po‘akolu - Wednesday

Kindergarten/Papa Malaa‘o Parent Orientation-More details coming

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Iulai Iulai 2021

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28:  Po‘akolu - Wednesday

Teacher’s first day back

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Aukake August 2021

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​02:   Po‘akahi - Monday

Teacher Work Day - No students

03:   Po‘alua - Tuesday

Kahuku Complex PC Day - No students

​04:  Po‘akolu - Wednesday

Waiver Day - No students

05:   Po‘aha - Thursday

Student’s first Day

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20:    Po‘alima - Friday

Statehood day

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Grab - and - Go Meals

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GRAB-AND-GO MEALS:

Meal distribution will be at LUNCHTIME only. Pickups will include one lunch for that day and one breakfast for the following day, per child. Only one meal pick-up allowed per child per day per location. Distancing and masks required for walking up and picking up by car. Enter through the main gate and pull up in front of the cafeteria. Stay in the car. Meals may be picked up without children present but parents/guardians not enrolled at Hau'ula El must provide verification documents. PLEASE WEAR YOUR MASK WHEN PICKING UP MEALS

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MENU:

12:20 - 12:50 PM
‘AINA AWAKEA LUNCH A ME
‘AINA KAKAHIAKA BREAKFAST

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PŌ‘AKAHI 05/24:

● Lunch: TUNA SANDWICH, VEGGIE STICKS, EDAMAME, FRUIT SLUSHY, PINEAPPLE
○ 12:20 -12:50 noon ‘Aina Awakea Lunch and ‘Aina Kakahiaka Breakfast for the next day

Breakfast (05/11): CEREAL, CINNAMON CRISP, APPLE WEDGES, DICED PEARS

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PŌ‘ALUA 05/25:

● Lunch: VEGETARIAN CHILI, STEAMED RICE, ROMAINE SALAD, APPLE WEDGE, FRUIT COCKTAIL, WG ROLL
○ 12:20 -12:50 noon ‘Aina Awakea Lunch and ‘Aina Kakahiaka Breakfast for the next day

● Breakfast (05/12): FRUITED MUFFIN, STRAWAPPLE CHIPS, FRUIT COCKTAIL

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PŌ‘AKOLU 05/26:

● Lunch: CHEESE PIZZA, ROMAINE SALAD, BABY CARROTS, ORANGE JUICE

○ 12:20 -12:50 noon ‘Aina Awakea Lunch and ‘Aina Kakahiaka Breakfast for the next day
● Breakfast (05/13): CEREAL, CHEEZ ITS, APPLE WEDGE, PINEAPPLE

PŌ‘AHA 05/27:

● Lunch: CHICKEN PATTY W/ GRAVY, STEAMED RICE, BAKED BEANS, HOT VEGETABLES, JUICE, PEACHES

○ 12:20 -12:50 noon ‘Aina Awakea Lunch and ‘Aina Kakahiaka Breakfast for the next day

● Breakfast (05/14): PLAIN BAGEL, CREAM CHEESE, JUICE, PEACHES

PO‘ALIMA 05/28:

● Lunch: CHEESEBURGER, CARROT STICK, WEDGE FRIES, FRUIT SLUSHY, DICED PEARS

○ 12:20 -12:50 noon ‘Aina Awakea Lunch and ‘Aina Kakahiaka Breakfast for the next day

● Breakfast (05/17): CEREAL, MARSHMALLOW TREAT, ORANGE, APPLESAUCE

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THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY PROVIDER *MENU SUBJECT TO CHANGE

School Menu

Grab-and-Go Meals Extended

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Annual Non-Discrimination and

Anti-Harassment Letter

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  

CLICK HERE TO READ THE LETTER

Click on the link below to for 13 additional languages:

(http://www.hawaiipublicschools.org/ConnectWithUs/Organization/OfficesandBranches/Pages/CRCO.aspx)

HAU‘ULA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

GRANTED 6-YEAR WASC ACCREDITATION!

The Accrediting Commission for Schools, Western Association of Schools and Colleges (ACS WASC), recently announced that Hau‘ula Elementary meets the ASC WASC criteria for accreditation, based on information provided by the school, including a self-study report, and the satisfactory completion of the recent on-site accreditation visit. The Commission has granted Hau‘ula the maximum Six-Year Accreditation Status with a Mid-cycle Two-day visit through June 30, 2025.

Mahalo nui to all our teachers, staff and stakeholders for your help and support.

CLICK HERE TO READ THE LETTER

'Ohana Engagement Office:

Any questions regarding our 'Ohana
Engagement Activities this month
please contact Leona at 305-2083

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

SCHOOL COMMUNICATION

School Updates May 22 2021

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May 22, 2021
Aloha e nā Hau‘ula ‘Ohana,
As we prepare to close another school year, I want to mahalo our entire Hau’ula School ‘Ohana for the hard work, support and perseverance you’ve shown our keiki. Mahalo nui for continually being there for our students and helping them to finish the year strong and successful.

I am lucky and honored to serve the Hau’ula community. Being recognized as Windward District’s Distinguished Principal of the Year is a reflection of the progress that we continue to make together. I learn
from our haumana each day and their future is bright. They have strong, resilient role models to look up to so thank you for the role you play in their lives and thank you for your support and entrusting us with your keiki.

Please see the calendar of events happening this week and the schedule for next school year. If we overlooked or missed something, please call our office at 305-2100.

Finally, as the growth of our school is very important to us, I am asking our parents to please take a few minutes to complete a parent survey. This will help us know and understand the goals you have for your child at Hau’ula, and what your contribution and participation may be for the upcoming school year. I appreciate you taking time out of your busy schedule to give us important feedback.
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Windward_PAR_HauulaElem

Please enjoy your summer. Stay healthy, happy, well and connected.

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Me ka mahalo piha,

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U’ilani K. Kaitoku, Po’okumu

UPDATED:

Hau'ula Summer Programs 2021

HOW TO REGISTER:

Complete an application online:

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Registration will be taken up until the start of the program.

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SUMMER DIRECTOR:
Maile Ho
mho@nahonu.k12.hi.us
305-2083
 

SUMMER OFFICE:
Leona Tupou
ltupou@nahonu.k12.hi.us
305-2083
 

COUNSELOR
Marcus Nikora
mnikora@nahonu.k12.hi.us
 

SUMMER OFFICE HOURS:
June 4-July 16, 2021
7:30 am-12:00 pm
Monday-Friday (except July 5) .

HAU'ULA SUMMER PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS:

SUMMER LEARNING HUB

(CURRENT GR: K-4)

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PROGRAM DATES:
June 4-July 2,2021
8:00am-11:30 am Daily
In-Person

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Students will participate in hands-on lessons and activities reinforcing grade level Reading, Writing and Math Skills. Instruction will be delivered in small group settings and
lessons will be tailored to specific needs of the students. Physical Fitness and Character Education lessons will be offered as part of our SEL program.

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HLIP SUMMER LEARNING HUB

(CURRENT: HLIP K-2)

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PROGRAM DATES:
June 4-July 2,2021
8:00am-11:30 am Daily
In-Person

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Haumana will participate in hands-on
lessons and activities reinforcing ‘Ōlelo Hawai’i, Reading and Math. Instruction will be delivered in ‘Ōlelo Hawai’i and lessons will be tailored to specific needs of the students. Physical Fitness and Character
Education lessons will be offered as
part of our SEL program.

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MATH ALL STARS
(CURRENT GR: K-5)

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PROGRAM DATES:
June 4-July 2,2021
8:00am-11:30 am 2x/wk
Hybrid

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An enrichment opportunity for students to perfect their math facts by moving through six levels of a math certification. The goal is to have students master facts at their
grade level or beyond by the end of the summer. Students report to campus 2 days a week for 45 minute lessons and activities, then complete packets at home. Students are assessed at the end of the week and receive rewards based on their progress.

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SUMMER READING CHALLENGE
(CURRENT GR: K-5)

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PROGRAM DATES:
June 4-July 2,2021
Self-Paced, Virtual

An enrichment opportunity for students to participate in weekly reading challenges by grade level. Points are given for each challenge met and students are able to trade in points for rewards.

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ENGLISH LANGUAGE
EXTENDED LEARNING
(CURRENT ELL GR. K-5)

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PROGRAM DATES:
June 2-July 1,2021
M/W/TH 9:30-11:30 am
In-Person (Open to
Kahuku Complex)

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An extended learning opportunity for
English Language development support to EL students

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KEIKI TRANSITION
(INCOMING K/HLIP M)

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PROGRAM DATES:
June 25-July 16, 2021
8:00am-11:30 am Daily
In-Person

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Incoming Kindergarten/Mala'ao students who are registered at Hau'ula for SY 21-22 in either English or Hawaiian Immersion. The program will focus on early literacy and pre learning skills preparatory to entering
Kindergarten. Routines will be taught and reinforced. Social skills and character education lessons will be embedded into the daily curriculum. Students who successfully complete the program (no more than 3 absences) and attend Open House with their parents will receive a free
school shirt and all listed school supplies for the school year.

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HAU'ULA SUMMER PROGRAM INFORMATION:

CLASSES:

Most of our classes are In-person. Students are expected to attend and complete all assignments.

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ATTENDANCE:

Students may not have more than 3 unexcused absences. Please call the Summer Office at 305-2083 to report you child's absence.

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TUITION:

All programs are at no cost to the student.

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MEALS:

Hau'ula will continue as a Grab-and-Go site. All students 18 years and younger can pick up meals everyday at no cost from 11:30 am-12:00 pm.

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SUPPLIES:

Please bring the following items on the first day of class. Teachers may add other items: pencil, notebook, water bottle, folder and bag/backpack.

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SAFETY:

We will continue to maintain the highest level of safety and care for your child while at school by adhering to protocol from HIDOE, DOH and CDC.

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Wellness Checks need to be done prior to coming to campus. If you are sick, please stay home. Masks need to be worn on campus. Hand washing and social distancing will be enforced.

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KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS-DOE PARTNERSHIP: (Students in K-5)

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Hawaiian Language Immersion Summer School June 14-July 9, 2021 from 8:00 am-2:30 pm Daily In-Person

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A Hawaiian culture and language Summer School opportunity focusing on Hawaiian Language enrichment through reading, writing and speaking. All students may apply. Hawaiian language background is NOT required. This program is funded by Kamehameha Schools. Families will need to follow the steps to register for this program.

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REGISTRATION: Applications can be picked up at the Hau'ula school office. Apply by May 31, 2021.

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QUESTIONS: Please contact Kumu Māhealani Enos at 305-2084 or

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TUITION: FREE. No fee for students

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Hau'ula Summer Hub and Keiki Transition Program Online Registration:

Online Registration: Click here.

Please call 305-2083 if you need assistance.

Click on the link to access the flyer. Register here: bit.ly/heshub21
Questions? Call Maile at 305-2091 or Leona at 305-2083

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Kindergarten Registration SY 21-22

E mälama ‘ia nä pono o ka ‘äina e na ‘öpio. The traditions of the land are perpetuated by its youth. Incoming Kindergarten/
Malaa'o students must turn 5 by July 31 to register for SY 21-22. Call our office at
(808) 305-2100 to register your child and qualify for a free school shirt and the entire set of school supplies for the year.

Summer Hubs Update:
Free Bus Transportation

Aloha Families, 

Great news! We are pleased to offer free bus transportation for students participating in the Hau'ula Summer Hub Programs from June 4-July 2. Drop off to campus is 8 am. Pick up is 11:30 am. Please call Julene at 305-2100 to sign up.

If you need to register your child for our summer program use our online link: bit.ly/heshub21 or call Leona at 305-2083. https://drive.google.com/file/d/14wap54Ri165yCOO07M66rfnUH8h1Pf-q/view?usp=sharing

Mahalo!

Volunteers - Got a Minute?

You would love to get more of our families
involved at Hau'ula. If you are available to work at one or both food drives, please call Leona at 305-2083. Mahalo Nui!

COMMUNITY RESOURCES

2021 Lā Mei

Please enjoy our 2021 Lā Mei (May Day) presentation by our 6th grade/Papa 'Eono haumana. https://youtu.be/SycOIX2Im7s

MAHALO NUI HAU'ULA

TEACHERS & STAFF

Join us this week as we Mahalo all of our amazing teachers and staff for the work they continue to do to keep our keiki safe and engaged in learning. We couldn't be prouder 💚❤🐢 #teamhauula #onelove #honuohana #workingtogether @hauula_el

ʻAʻohe pau ka ʻike i ka hālau hoʻokahi. #203
All knowledge is not taught in the same school.[One can learn from many sources.]

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03:   Po‘akahi - Monday

Make a homemade gift and give it to a teacher or staff member.

​​04:   Po‘alua - Tuesday

Write a note of thanks and present it to a teacher or staff member.

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​05:  Po‘akolu - Wednesday

Donate class or office supplies to a teacher or staff member.

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06:   Po‘aha - Thursday

Bring a self-care item for a teacher or staff member to enjoy.

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07:    Po‘alima - Friday

Bring a lei, plant or 'aina based product for a teacher or staff member.

KE OLA MAMO FOOD
DISTRIBUTION @HAU'ULA

It was a successful food drive for 300
families in our Hau'ula School Community. Mahalo Atalina, Ke Ola Mamo. Leona Tupou, our Counseling Department, Student Body President Ammon C. and our many other
volunteers who made this event possible.
Our next food distribution is on April 28. See pg. 4 for details.

Counselor's Corner

STUDENT CHECK-IN:

School Updates April 12, 2021

School Updates April 12, 2021

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Aloha e nā ʻohana o Hau‘ula,

Last week, when I was visiting with a class, the teacher asked the students to think about ways the pandemic has had a positive effect on people. It was an interesting discussion because it’s not always easy to see the positive in presumably negative situations. The teacher explained that to see the positive, a person would have to shift their thinking and mindset so they could accurately view things from a broader perspective.

In thinking about this message, I am grateful for the many hands and hearts that have helped us through this school year. What started out as a year of uncertainty, has turned into a year of strength, growth, personal development and learning. We are resilient as a result and we are so much better with handling technology, communicating with and taking care of each other. These are some of the positive effects I have witnessed
among our staff, students, families and community partners. As we gear up for Quarter 4, let us Holomua - move ahead, steadfastly, keeping our focus on finishing the year strong!

SCHOOL DATA (04/12/21)

• Students In Person/On Campus Learning: 85% (296 students)

• Students Distance Learning Only: 15% (52 students)

• Total Enrollment PK-6: 348

• Chronically Absent (15+ days): 17% (60 students)

DROP OFF/PICK UP REMINDERS:

• 2 lanes may be used to pick up students in grades 2-6. For families using the outside lane, an adult will
  be checking temperatures in the morning and helping your child to the car in the afternoon.

• Meals will be served from both lanes.

• 3 stalls in the office parking lot will be used for the second grab-and-go tent. Cars should not be parked in the coned-off stalls.

• 4 stalls fronting C Bldg will be used for PK-1 drop-off/pick up. Cars should not be parked in the coned
  off stalls.

• PLEASE DO NOT DROP OFF YOUR CHILD ON CAMPUS EARLIER THAN 7:45 am. We need all students
  to be screened before going to class. When they come too early, we miss screening them. Do not
  leave them before we are able to check them in.

• Do not call your child to your car across the street. Please pull in and use the pick up lanes.

CAMPUS SECURITY:
For the last two months we have been monitoring surveillance videos tracking visitors and activity that are taking place on the campus between 7:00 pm-3:00 am. A male and female who are frequent to the campus cut an entire row of ti leaves in front of A building, torched several walls and doors in the A and B buildings, pulled off all the 6ft distancing stickers in the A building hallway, and left burnt plastic and glass pieces by B building classrooms. A man pulled out an entire plant and threw it back on the sidewalk and someone duct taped the A building door chains. Last week we were able to arrest a man who was actively using illegal substances on campus around 7:15 pm. We have 5 reports of property damage filed with HPD and are working with an investigator. We are asking for the community's help to keep our campus safe:
● Please help us get the word out that we need to keep our campus safe and clean for our keiki. We are finding broken bottles, cans, clear baggies, cigarettes and food along the wall and parking lot in front
of C building.
● If you see suspicious activity on our campus or in the parking lots after hours please call 911.
● Taking plants, ti leaves and flowers from our campus without permission is stealing, and takes away from the safe and positive learning environment that our custodians have worked hard to create and
maintain for our school.
● If you would like to help organize a campus patrol group or have questions about campus facilities, please contact Maile Ho 305-2091 or Leona Tupou at 305-2083.

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

Mahalo piha,

U’ilani K. Kaitoku, Po‘okumu

NEW GOOGLE SITES:

NEW GOOGLE SITES:
Our SPECIALS teachers will be posting lessons and activities each week so students are able to participate.
● MEDIA: Ms. Ho http://bit.ly/hauulamedia
● PHYSICAL EDUCATION: Coach Jay http://bit.ly/hauulape
● MUSIC: Mrs. Shumway http://bit.ly/hauulamusic
● COUNSELORS: Mr. Nikora, Mrs. Teichert, Mr. Keo, Aunty Loke and Aunty Roseanne
http://bit.ly/hauulacounselingteam

● Borrow books from our Library [Link to Media Site]