Yes indeed – Halloween time is in the air! Every year at Kula Haʻahaʻa, our students (and staff!) look forward to our Halloween celebration! The Halloween parade held after lunch, is by far, the highlight of the day! Students are required to come to and from school in their uniform, however, after lunch, they magically …
Saftey of our students, faculty and staff is at the forefront of all that we do here at our kula. Fire, earthquake and evacuation drills are practiced frequently in order to prepare us all should an actual event/disaster occur. Our Security Division plays in integral part in our safety awareness and provides vital information as …
Hoʻokipa ~ to welcome, to be hospitable, to treat kindly. Students who demonstated these behaviors for the month of September were recently honored at our Hāweo Luncheon. Parents and ‘ohana are invited to celebrate with their honorees by having lunch on the stage in the dining hall. Hoʻomaikaʻi to all!
Mahalo to all of who donated $1 or MORE to support breast cancer awareness on our campus. We do this to honor our Princess Pauahi who died on October 16, 1889, of breast cancer. All monies donated will be given to the Susan G. Komen Foundation. We are proud to announce that our little Kula …
At 9:45 am today the elementary and middle school campuses participated in a combination drill resulting in an alternate site evacuation. We began with a fire drill and ended with the alternate site evacuation which was, for practice purposes, the discus field on the side of the Pai’ea Stadium. There was a CERT (campus evacuation …
As a reminder, our entire Kula (K-12) will be honoring Ke Aliʻi Pauahi (who died of breast cancer) and celebrating Breast Cancer Awareness month, on Friday, Oct. 14th. By simply donating $1, students, faculty and staff may wear PINK to school that day. Monies collected from this effort will be donated to the Susan G. …
K-5 students and ‘ohana are invited to attend Nā Pua Noʻeau’s Super Enrichment Saturday on Nov. 5th. The topic – “Edible Art”! Mmmmmm! Click here for more information.
October Highlights may be viewed in right pane or here…Oct 2011 Highlights
With nearly 190 parents and keiki attending, ʻOhana Math Night 2011 – “Learning Math in the 21st Century” was a hit! Chili bowls were offered for a $1 each and parents and ʻohana had an opportunity to attend two sessions for the evening. Topics on hand were: Integrating Math & Literature Using Math Websites Creating …
Aloha parents and other ‘ohana members – We are encouraging you to comment on the blogs of your child’s teachers. Just overheard by a teacher – “I keep blogging because parents are reading it and I know they are because they are leaving comments! That makes me want to keep on blogging!” If you like …