We listen to you.
Based on feedback, Hale Kula Highlights has a new format.
1st will
be Hale Kula calendar for the next week
2nd will
be school information and announcements
3rd will
be community events calendar
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Fri. Sept. 25 Field Trip 3rd grade Dupont
Farm
Cross Country Competition at Watts Field 9am –
11:30am
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Book
Fair open in F4 Mon – Thurs 7:30am – 3pm and Monday 5pm – 7pm for family event.
Parents can shop any time and with their child’s class.
Mon. Sept. 28 Eat Play Build is family STEM event
from 5pm – 7pm. Kona Ice and the Book Fair accept debit or credit cards. Hot
dog dinners for $3.00 and cupcakes for dessert are cash only. As families
circulate together you can build and shoot rockets, play giant jenga, craft
with Ben Franklin and of course build games from cardboard. Many classes are
celebrating cardboard challenge by having students build games and bring to
school to share. If you bring your family's games to the Game Play station in
the cafe when you arrive, you can teach a soldier how to play, then others can
play during the event. Many supplies on hand to create your families game.
Tues. Sept. 29 Chaperone Training in PCNC corner of front
office from 8:00am – 8:30am
Wed. Sept. 30 Schools out at 1:10 every Wednesday
Hale Kula celebrates the 3rd annual Cardboard
Challenge on Oct. 1 & 2. The purpose of the Cardboard Challenge is to
inspire children and adults to imagine, build, play and share their creations. Students
will all circulate to stations building and playing games that others have
created. For
ideas, see pictures from our 2014 Cardboard Challenge
Thurs. Oct. 1 Cardboard Challenge in the
afternoon for 5th grade 11 –
11:45, 3rd grade 12 – 12:45, 4th grade 1 – 1:45. Parents
are welcome to walk around with their child’s class
Fri. Oct. 2 Super Eagle Assembly in the cafeteria 8:30am
– 9:30am
Cardboard Challenge in the afternoon for kindergarten
11:05 – 11:50, 1st grade 12 – 12:45, 2nd grade 1 – 1:45. Parents
are welcome to walk around with their child’s class
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School is out for
intercession break October 5 - 13.
We return to school for
the 2nd Quarter on Wed. October 14
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Federal Survey cards must be turned in for every
public school child in the state.. Mahalo for turning them in promptly and completely
filled out.
Bus payment reminder for 2nd quarter
Payment for quarter 2 bus passes are now being
accepted in the school’s office. Pay by cash or check payable to “Department of
Education”. Prices remain at: round trip -- $72. One Way -- $36.00 Coupons -- $12.50. If you are paying by the quarter, don’t
forget to bring your student’s bus pass so it can be punched.
If are moving, please let the office know as soon
as possible. It can take 1- to 2 weeks to process your final paperwork
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Fri. Sept. 25 Eat the Street Oktoberfest. 4:00pm –
9:00pm. This is Honolulu’s monthly food truck rally on the last Friday of every
month. This month’s theme is Oktoberfest.
677 Ala Moana Blvd.
Sept. 25 & 26 Moon Festival 2015 FREE at the Chinatown
Cultural Plaza Friday from 5pm – 10pm Both nights: comedy show at 6:30pm,
lantern parade 8pm, live entertainment all evening. Sat. 10am – 10pm moon cake
eating contest 10am, food and craft vendors, activities for kids and more.
Chinesechamber.com
Sat. Sept. 26 Leilehua Band Fall Craft Fair from 9am –
2pm FREE in the school cafeteria. Many
craft and food vendors, live entertainment and raffle drawings
Sat. Sept. 27 Haleiwa Art Walk from 6pm – 9pm in
Haleiwa town. Features sales, activities and events hosted by dozens of
merchants. Call 637-8286
Sept. 28 – Oct. 3 Mililani Library pays homage to books that
were banned with a free mini film festival. Sept. 28 at 3pm is Footloose. Sept.
30 at 2:30 is Fahrenheit 451. Oct. 1 at 2pm is To Kill a Mockingbird. Oct. 3 at
2pm is Where the Wild Things are. The film festival is intended to raise
awareness of the First amendment and issues surrounding banned books. Screenings
are open to teenagers and adults. Call 627-7470
Fall Break Soccer Camp October 5-9, 2015
Central
Oahu Kahala
Teach
players to unleash their creativity and give them the confidence to
play to their full potential. Offering a fun but structured
environment that makes the players want to keep playing, learning,
and developing all day long.
Time: 9am to 3pm (Drop Off From 8:30am,
Pick up till 3:30pm)
Who: All boys and girls ages
6-16 welcome
Attire: Proper soccer
attire including cleats, shin guards, ball, water
bottle, and sack lunch.
* includes camp t-shirt
** Space is Limited RSVP NOW
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1-2-3 Magic: With humor, insight and proven success, this 3-week series breaks
down the task of parenting into three straightforward jobs. Schofield Barracks ACS. Thursday, Sept 3, 10 & 17 12-1:30pm
Parenting 101: This class highlights current
best practices and provides parents with tips and tools to assist them in
reaching their parenting goals. Schofield Barracks ACS. Every 2nd & 4th Friday 12-1
Register Today for either Parenting class listed
above!
Call 655-4ACS or click “Class Calendar” at www.himwr.com/ACS
