Reminder to all students, detention this Saturday 8am-12pm. Check in at the office w/ detention supervisors. Detention lists posted on campus, in classrooms and bulletin boards. Any questions, please come and see me.
Category Archives: Students
New Video by KS “Culture Matters”
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Take a look at this great video regarding the benefit of “Culture Based Learning”
Keep Kickin Girls
Kudos to our Girls’ Varsity Soccer team who lost a close match yesterday to Honokaa 3-2. Next stop, game this Saturday vs. Makua Lani. Go Warriors!
Let’s Go Lady Ballers!
Just so everyone is aware of this, our Girls’ Varsity basketball girls are set to take on Radford in the State Division 2 championship game tonight at 5pm. We wish them the best of luck and will be cheering from the Big Island. Imua Kamehameha!
Good Game Warriors
Hats off to our Boys’ Varsity basketball team, who earned a hard fought victory last night over Hilo. It was a great game to watch. Also, congratulations to our senior boys (Leo, Keoni, Colby, Jayce and Adam). Good luck Saturday vs. Pahoa and in the BIIF tournament!
Na Mamo Grad Nite Survey
Hey All Seniors – help your parents out by completing the grad nite survey via surveymonkey. Click on this link to access: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/Namamogradnite2011
Charles Reed Bishop Services 1/25
Reminder to all students that we will be honoring our Founder’s Husband, Charles Reed Bishop, at services tomorrow, 8:15am at Koai`a Gymnasium. Mr. Bishop was key in the creation of the Kamehameha Schools. Students are asked to wear their convocation attire. White polo shirts and skirts for girls, white polo shirts and pants for boys.
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Unexecused Tardies = Detention
Hi All – Just to let all students know that we will begin to re-enforce the school rule that students who are tardy (unexcused) to their first class of the day will receive two hours of detention, to be served on the following Saturday. Per our Student and Parent Handbook (pg. 20) students who are late to morning oli will receive detention from his/her respective teacher. This means students need to be at class and ready for oli prior to the tardy bell (7:45am).
Morning Oli is an important part of our school day and our culture, as it represents students showing that they are makaukau for the school day ahead of them, asking permission to be taught, as well as teachers recognizing students and allowing them to receive their knowledge.
Good Job Warriors!
Congratulations to our sports teams on their victories over the weekend. Hope everyone is able to attend events this week for G/B Basketball, G/B Wrestling, G/B Swimming and G/B Soccer and G/B Paddling. Imua Kamehameha!
School Service Quarter 3
Attention Sophomores… just a reminder that school service begins tomorrow for all sophomores assigned school service this quarter (3). We will be having a mandatory meeting at the counseling center during 1st lunch to review school service guidelines and assignments. Please be prompt.