2013-2014 School Theme: Ke Ola Hou ~ New Life, New Beginnings

Welina mai e nā ʻohana,

Welcome Families! Kamehameha Schools Maui is an ʻohana of students, parents, and staff.  As the new School Year begins we have an opportunity to start fresh, to make new connections, to renew old connections; similar to the activity that takes place at ‘ohana reunions.   Your opportunities to connect will be numerous when you look at things with a hopeful and open mind.  How appropriate that this year’s school theme is Ke Ola Hou, New Beginnings!

Here are 3 steps to get started:

  1.  Greet every parent, student, and teacher when you see them.  A smile, a wave, a honi are great ways to acknowledge Kamehameha ‘ohana. This first gesture is important and sets the tone that you are approachable and you welcome others’ company.
  2. Have a conversation.  At every opportunity, initiate a discussion to talk to others.  You will create an environment where friendly conversation is what folks expect when they see you.
  3. Share yourself.  Introduce yourself and provide some background on what you do, add personal likes and dislikes because this is what makes you interesting and unique!

 

I’m sure that when you take these steps you will develop relationships with Kamehameha ʻohana and your year will be off to a great start!

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Ho’olaule’a 2013 – He ʻOhana Kākou

Saturday, April 20, 2013    8:00 am to 3:00 pm

2nd NEWSLETTER, April 1, 2013 H2013_2_NL[1] H2013_2_NL[1]

SPONSOR Letter Rev.8_sponsor

SILENT AUCTION & Sponsor letter and form REV 8 Silent Auction_Sponsor 2013

Grade Level Silent Auction Baskets  ClassBaskets2013

COUNTRY STORE letter and donation form REVCountry Store 2013

Certified Kitchen Donations form Certified Kitchen Binder

VENDOR Application 2013 Vendor Application

RUMMAGE Flyer  2013 Flyer-Blue and White Elephant COLOR

HO’OLAULE’A CHAIRS DIRECTORY  H Chairs – public

High School Spirit Week, Feb. 11 – 14, 2013

 

 

Mon. 2/11 – Warrior Pride.  Blue and white or KS wear (so yes even your uniform would count).

Tues. 2/12 – Sports/Athletics.  no Speedos (sorry swimmers and water polo), no tights (sorry wresters), and no pajamas

Wed. 2/13 – Wacky Wed.  Come with miss matched clothes, different colored socks (here’s your chance), or clothes inside/out.  No cross dressing.

Thurs. 2/14 – Valentine’s Day.  Red, white, and pink.

Fri. 2/15 – NO SCHOOL!  Enjoy. : )

Ho`olaule`a Grant Awardees

Beginning in 2011, all high school students that apply and receive Ho`olaule`a grants will be required to “give back,” by working a required number of hours.  Students reeiving non-travel awards, 8 hours.  For students receiving travel assistance the requirements are as follows:  Inter-island 8 hours, Mainland 12 hours, International 16 hours.  A minimum of 4 hours are rquired on the event day.  Additional hours can be worked prior to the event on food prep days or by arrangement with the event chair.  A student’s family members may work at the event and assist the student in completing the required number of hours.

Grade Level Kuleana for H 2011

Ho`olaule`a Grade Level Kuleana

K  Thirst Aid

1  Burgers and Hot dogs

2  Shave Ice

3  Sweet Shoppe/Healthy Heaven

4  Keiki Games

5 Chicken Plate

6   Country Store

7  Steak Plate

8  Chow Fun

9  Hawaiian Plate

10 & 11 Host Classes

12  Scrips