Seeking Muffins
We have the Super Eagle ceremony on
December 18 at 8:15am. For this ceremony, PTO is providing muffins for
approximately 250 people. If you are willing and able to bake at least a dozen
muffins for this event, please email Jennifer Carlin at mariongirl@hotmail.com
or call/text 334-345-0193. We are asking that the muffins do not
contain nuts to avoid allergies. They can be dropped off at P14 on Tuesday
afternoon or Wednesday morning before 8am.
We certainly appreciate your help because events like these would not be successful without volunteers like you!
We certainly appreciate your help because events like these would not be successful without volunteers like you!
Congratulations
Computer Science Teachers Association (CSTA) sponsored a
contest "We are the Face of Computing." Mrs. Cumming's Media Club was selected from
over 600 entries in this international contest!
The poster created by Connor and Lacey from E3, 3rd grade, will be
CSTA's featured poster on their website!
Congratulations to Mrs. Cummings & her Media Club students
Medical Alert
In the last few weeks, Hale Kula
Elementary School has had 5 confirmed cases of Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease
which is a viral illness characterized by sores inside the mouth and on palms
and fingers and soles of the feet.
Children often have a mild fever, sore throat, and rash on hands and/or
feet. There is no specific
treatment. Infected children should stay
home from school if they have a fever, diarrhea, or do not feel well. The best prevention is to promote proper hand
washing especially after using the restroom and before eating.
Periodically, we also have incidents
of head lice/pediculosis/'ukus'. The
first symptoms are persistent itching at the back of the head or around the
ears. Individuals are contagious as long
as lice or nits (eggs) are found on the person or their clothing. Special medicated shampoos and hair rinses
are used to kill the lice and their nits. Lice survive only 1 or 2 days away
from the scalp. Clothing, bedding, and
cloth toys can be disinfected by machine washing in hot water and detergent and
by machine drying with the hot air cycle.
Hale Kula does inspect the entire classroom if there is reason to
suspect 'ukus' may be present.
We have copies of the Department of
Health fact sheets on both Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease and Pediculosis (head
lice) in our Health Room if you wish a copy.
Bus Payment
The office is collecting payments for the next quarter
which begins after the break. Cost
remains the same: $72.00 round trip,
$36.00 one-way, $12.50 per sheet of 10 coupons.
Cash or checks made out to:
Department of Education are accepted for passes. Bring in your student's
bus pass so it can be punched. Cash
only for coupons. Office is open during
the break.
Moving??
Transferring to another duty station? Or moving into another
school district? Please contact the office so that we may have a release packet
ready on your child's last day. We ask
for 2 weeks notice so we can gather this info and teachers have time to do a
report card.
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Fri. Dec. 13 Wear your Hour of Code T shirts today
Hour of Code presentation of check by officials
in the cafeteria 9:30am
Boxtops 4 Education pick up from classroom
School Store open in P14 and also items from
Holiday Shoppe for sale
A Touch of Christmas from the Salvation Army at
Kroc Center Hawaii 5:30 – 8:30pm FREE. A night of family entertainment and fun.
Families can make their own gingerbread house or decorate a gingerbread man.
Games and prizes and more
Sat. Dec. 14 Orchestra of the Hawaiian Islands - Holiday Pops concert. Tickets are $20 in
advance and $25 at the door, Children are free. 6pm show at Calvary by the Sea
Church at 5339 Kalanianaole Highwy. www.americanmusicfestivals.com or call 808-315-0885
Sun. Dec. 15 Kokua for the Philippines – live benefit
concert and telethon featuring local musicians. Hilton Hawaiian Village – Great
Lawn 12 noon – 5pm. Get your tickets now
honolulunboxoffice.com or 808-558-8547
Mon. Dec. 16 Last week of school for the year.
Let’s make it a good one.
Tues. Dec. 17 Jamba
Juice buy 8oz smoothies for $2.25. &
Book Swap for kids books after school
Wed. Dec. 18 Super Eagle Assembly in the
cafeteria 8:15 – 9:00
PTO Meeting in P14 from 11:30 – 1:00. Everyone
Welcome
CYS Services Quarterly Parent Advisory
Committee Meeting from 12:00 – 1:00pm Great opportunity for parents to meet
with CYS Services Coordinator and administrators. Schofield School Age Center
Building 1280 on 1885 Lyman Road 655-6476
Thurs. Dec. 19 School starts at 7:55 every day – get
tardy slip if not in your class then
Fri. Dec. 20 Last day of school for the first
semester
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Enjoy your holiday from
school. Have fun, stay healthy, ring in the new year and relax
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