4/ 25 - 5/3

As the school year winds down {28 more school days as of April 23}, we would greatly appreciate have all library books returned and all lunch accounts balanced.  We can accept checks until May 11th... after that it will be cash only.  All accounts must have the exact amount to cover meals from May 22 through June 3 {last day for students} as we are not permitted to allow overdrafts or give loans over those last few days.  Please keep track of your child's lunch account.  We have a day to day breakdown on the office front counter to help calculate how much will be needed ... breakfast is $1. or $0.30 for reduced, lunch is $2.25 or $0.40 for reduced, extra milk is $0.60 and, if you let us know, we can put a flag in the computer that says no second milk purchases allowed.  Unfortunately, we have had to instigate a policy that students with outstanding debts (usually library books & lunch overdrafts) will not be permitted to participate in the PTO's Water Play days May 28 & 29.... we don't like to punish the children AND it does seem to inspire parents to bring the money owing :-)  Thank you for your cooperation. Agnes Leinau, Vice Principal

If you have put in paperwork with the office and your last day will be June 3rd . Your child’s school packet will be ready for pickup on June 5th.

Spring Portraits should have gone home this week If you have already paid for your portraits, thank you!

Select your favorites and pay online! 1.   Go to mylifetouch.com. 2.   Log in with your Portrait ID and Access Code, which is on your portrait package insert. 3.   Please return unpurchased portraits to  school.

ART TO REMEMBER

Orders due by Friday April 24 online or to P14 no later than tomorrow April 24 at 2:30pm. These orders will be at the school by May 26.  Any online orders after that will ship direct to you and postage will be added to your order.

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Sat. April 25              Daylong beach cleanup with ocean fun activities at Haleiwa Ali’i Beach Park from 9:30am – 6pm. This keiki friendly event features boogie boarding, surfing, canoeing, sailing, swimming and beach activities with the help of the North Shore Lifeguard Association. Free food, drinks and musical entertainment will be available from noon to 6pm. Call 388-0389

Sun April 26        John Kelley Haleiwa Metric Century Ride at 6:30am from Kaiaka Beach Park Haleiwa to Kahuku High School and back. Call 735-5756

Mon. April 27       School starts at 7:55 every day

Tues. April 28      Afterschool Family Creative Crafts and Catapults – come and make and take

Wed. April 29      Chaperone Training in P14 at 12:30pm

Thurs. April 30     Dominos fundraiser – order from Dominos on post all day long – school profits

                   Wahiawa Botanical Garden has a workshop on making Lei Po’o at 9:30am. Fee is $15. Register at 522-7066

Fri. May 1           May Day is lei day in Hawai’i

Sat. May 2         Wahiawa Library Book Sale 9am-3pm in the meeting room.  Prices range from $1.00 for Hardback books, CD's and DVD's. Paperback and Children's books are $.50.  $5.00 for a bag to fill (library book bag).

                      Haleiwa Store Lots has a grand opening of its new community and retail development at 66-111 Kamehameha Hwy from 10am – 2pm. Activities, tours, prizes and entertainment. Call 391-7441

Sun. May 3         Hawaii Comic and Toy Expo from 8am – 4pm at the Ala Moana Hotel meeting rooms. Over 40 dealers of comics, toys, collectibles and fun will be there. Admission is $3.00 (children 5 & under FREE) Cosplayers FREE. www.hawaiicomictoyexpo.com