2/12 - 2/21

Thursday Crafternoon!  

Students in grades 3-5 are invited to Thursday Crafternoon, February 18, from 2:15-4:00 in F4. Students who were waitlisted for the last session will be given first priority & will be contacted directly via email. If your child would like to come, please register via this link:  https://goo.gl/zzszMv  Students will be designing pictures for bottle cap magnets and will be able to create other crafts as well.

Thank you for supporting our Peace, Love, Book Fair!

The Book Fair was a great success & we thank you for buying so many great books for the classrooms!  Profits from the Book Fair will support family programs at Hale Kula & help us buy new books for the library.  If we ran out of a book you wanted, you can still buy it on our online fair.  There's no shipping & books will be delivered to your child's classroom within a couple weeks.  http://bookfairs.scholastic.com/homepage/halekulaelemschool

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Hale Kula Calendar

Mon. Feb. 15        NO SCHOOL – Happy Presidents Day

Tues. Feb. 16              Boxtops and Labels for Education pick up from classrooms

Wed. Feb. 17              5^th Grade Pictures

                      Teddy’s Bigger Burger in Wahiawa fundraiser all day long

Thurs. Feb. 18      4^th Grade Field Trip to Hawaii Plantation Village

Fri. Feb. 19         Chaperone Training 8:00 –8:30 in PCNC corner of front office

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Community Events

Feb. 12-14   Sports, Health & Fitness EXPO at the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall. Many health and fitness booths to explore and pick up your GAR race packet. www.greataloharun.com

Fri. Feb. 12  Kipapa Fun Fair from 4pm – 8pm. Kipapa Elementary is at 95-076 Kipapa Drive. 627-7322

Sat. Feb. 13 Keiki Swap Meet & Extravaganza at Helemano Elementary from 8am – noon. with booths selling new and used items, art and food. In the school cafeteria and walkways. Limited parking.

Sat. Feb. 13 Waialua High & Intermediate School has an Aloha ‘Aina community recycling drive from 9am – noon. Accepting all kinds of items for recycling including newspapers, cardboard, electronics and other hard to dispose of items. 3rs@kokuahawaiifoundation.org

Sat. Feb. 13 Wahiawa Historical Society’s annual meeting at Wahiawa Botanical Garden. Local History Buff Callman Au will be speaking about his family farm near Wheeler AAF and more. Au is a 1950 graduate of Leilehua and taught agriculture there for many years. He has been chairman of the Kunia Orchid Society the last 15 years.

Sun. Feb. 14 Ukulele Picnic at Kakaako Makai gateway Park 9am FREE.  Ukulele players from across the globe gather to share their music. Ukulelepicnicinhawaii.org/en

Mon. Feb. 15 Great Aloha Race from Aloha Tower Marketplace to Aloha stadium start time 7am.  Good luck to everyone participating. If you are not racing, suggested to avoid the area.

Feb.17 & 24        Docent Training at Wahiawa Botanical Garden at 11am. Fee is $25. (redeemable after course completion and 12 volunteer hours. Register at 522-7066

Feb. 19-21 Mililani High annual Trojan Carnival. EK Fernandez rides and games, food booths, keiki and kupuna ID and much more.  Hours are 3-11pm Feb. 19- 11am – 11pm Feb. 20 and 11am – 6pm Feb. 21. Call 627-7747