‘O ka lā ʻumikūmālima kēia o Mei
He Po‘alua kēia
He lā ‘ekahi
Today is Tuesday, May 15, Day 1
Lunch Today is: Pork Guisantes
Our ʻApu Lanakila challenge ends on Wednesday. Results will be presented on the last day of school. Last day for redemption of ʻOi Kelakela coupons is Wednesday.
Students with outstanding detention obligations will be required to attend a mandatory session during Paʻina Day activities on Thursday, 05/24/18. If a student is not able to fulfill their obligations by the end of the day on Thursday 05/24/18, he/she will be required to report to school on Friday 05/25/18 at 7:45 am. Students who are required to complete detention obligations on Friday 05/25/18 will need to bring a home lunch and arrange for transportation on their own.
Come to the CRBLC in order to earn ‘Oi Kelakela dollars for yourself and cupcakes for your entire advisory! All you have to do is read comics written by Papa ʻEono and: ask the author a question, make a suggestion for a second episode, or give a compliment. This opportunity is available from Wednesday, May 9th through Wednesday, May 16th. Please click on the following link for details.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1HcK2FYo6rxULWhRoztbaumHSkBSNJThPNyrJx8cXDPc/edit?usp=sharing
Roll-in will be Monday May 21st
- Laptops should be open and running at the time of Roll-in.
- Laptops will be wiped clean so remove music or important files.
- Remove stickers from under and on the protective cases.
- Roll-in items are the laptop, charger, extension cable and bag.
See your advisory for details or visit the HPK website.
Speak for the Trees, Earn ‘Oi Kelakela $$! Trade in Kukui nut trees for ‘Oi Kelakela Dollars! Click HERE for more information
CRBLC End-of-Year Deadlines
-Poʻakolu, 16 Mei – All checked out items and lost/damaged book fees are due
CRBLC is open again after school. Here’s hoping students have reflected on their actions and will mālama the spaces and resources to continue enjoying them until the end of the school year.
CELEBRATE YOUR MAP SCORES AT THE ZONE
Did you meet your MAP Math and/or Reading growth goal(s)? If so, bring an official proof of growth form to The Zone on Poʻalua to receive celebratory dollars credited towards your purchase: 2 ‘OK dollars for meeting one goal or 4 ‘OK dollars for meeting both goals.
THE ZONE is Open This Week!
Poʻalua a me Poʻahā: 7:15am – 3:15pm
CRBLC ʻAina Awakea Recess Sign Up
Go to Mrs. Helm’s blog on the MS homepage to sign up. Look for the link, CRB-Helm, on the left sidebar. Mahalo!
Attention Student-Athletes!
If you are interested in participating in football (HS only), cheerleading, volleyball, basketball, soccer, diving, wrestling, baseball, softball, judo, or water polo you will need a baseline concussion test for next year. Get it done next week!
Testing will be done at Kekuʻiapoiwa (high school learning center); look for signs for check-in. Testing will be done in small groups. Appointments are not necessary and students may check-in at any time during the times listed. The test is a non-invasive computer exam that takes approximately 40 minutes to complete.
The test dates and times are:
Monday, May 14 (after school until 5:15pm)
Tuesday, May 15 (after school until 5:15pm)
Wednesday, May 16 (2pm-5:15pm)
Students that should plan on taking a baseline test are:
•Any student interested in participating in a high-risk sport for KSH that has not previously done so
•*Current 6th and 8th grade students planning on participating in a high risk sport, regardless if they have previously taken a baseline test (*Some 8th graders may have taken the test during the school day on May 3. If a valid score was recorded, they do not need to take it again.)
•Any student that has been diagnosed with a concussion since their last baseline test
If you are unable to test next week, the next and only summer opportunity is Wednesday, May 30 (10am-2:00pm).
For questions or clarification, please contact an athletic trainer at 982-0753 or kshatc@ksbe.edu
Upcoming Events:
- Academic Hōʻike on Friday, May 18 – ʻohana to join us at 12:00
I lā maikaʻi!