10/23 - 10/31

Still accepting bus payments for the 2^nd Quarter in the office

Sign up now for after school enrichment classes for your child. Classes cost $50 and last for 7 weeks, starting in November and going through December.  Get registration form in the office Select your first, second and third choice of class. List of classes at thins link https://www.smore.com/czund

Coming soon! Super Science Saturday for Girls Only accompanied by a parent! Saturday, November 14 from 9:00-11:00  Be on the lookout for the flyer!!

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Fri. Oct. 23        Twin Day to celebrate 10,000 Boxtops turned in this year so far.  Talk to your friends and match your clothes to dress like a twin today. (Within school dress code)

Mon. Oct. 26 – Fri. Oct. 30 School is out at 12:30 all week for Parent Teacher conferences

Mon. Oct. 26        Chaperone Training in PCNC corner of front office from 8:00am – 8:30am

Tues. Oct. 27      PTO General Membership Meeting in the cafeteria at 8:15am

Wed. Oct. 28      School is out at 12:30 every day this week

Thurs. Oct. 29     Kindergarten and Preschool field trip to Aloun farms to pick pumpkins

                   Dominos fundraiser- Order from the Dominos on post all day and we get $$

Fri. Oct. 30        Kindergarten and preschool Halloween Parade at 8:30am

                      Kona Ice afterschool behind the cafeteria

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Sat. Oct. 24          Halloween Fun Fest at Wahiawa Shopping Center and town center from 10am – 2pm.  Mad Science magic show at 10:30, games, slime booths, and crafts. Costume contest at noon for ages 10 and under. 808-221-2774

Sat. Oct. 24          Wahiawa Lions will hold a clothing and canned food drive from 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM at the Wahiawa Shopping Center in front of Longs to benefit needy families in the Wahiawa area.  Monetary donations will also be accepted.

All kinds of clothing will be accepted. Canned foods especially needed are tuna, meats, and baked beans, as well as vegetables and fruits.

For more information or to make a donation, call Jack Kampfer at 621-0852.

Sun. Oct. 25         KidsFest at Bishop Museum from 10am – 2pm. Promotes healthy active lifestyles, exercise and nutrition and prevention of injuries. A free fun family event for residents and military with ID.  808-522-3469

Fri. Oct. 9 and every Friday and Saturday through Oct. 31

Dole Plantation Haunted activities from 7pm – 11pm. House of Nightmares live Haunted House and a Nightmare Express train ride. The latter will feature story teller Lopaka Kapanui sharing ‘hair-raising’ ghost stories. Dole Plantation cautions that the experience is not suited for children and those under age 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets cost $10 to ride the Nightmare Express or $13. to enter the House of Nightmares.  Dole-plantation.com

Wed. Oct. 28      Obake Tales at Mililani Library at 3pm. Actor and storyteller Dann Seki shares Okake and other ghostly tales from Japan, Hawaii and elsewhere. 808-627-7470

Fri. Oct. 30 Cosmic Halloween Bowling Bash at Schofield Barracks Bowling center. Come dressed in your Halloween costume.  DJ and music from 8pm – 1am.  Prize Giveaways!

10/16 - 10/30

Hale Kula calendar first and community calendar 2^nd. So, read to the end for fabulous events happening all over the island.

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Fri. Oct. 16         First PTO Popcorn Friday. Prepay 75cents by 8:30 in the morning and hot fresh popcorn will be delivered to your classroom at the end of the school day.

Last day to enter yearbook cover contest. Put your drawing in PTO box in office. Make sure your name and classroom are on the BACK.

                       

Mon. Oct. 19        Copy Training in PCNC corner of front office from 8am – 9am. No kids

Tues. Oct. 20      Parent Workshop on ‘Learning Styles’ 8am – 9am in F4

                    Boxtop & Labels for Education pick up from classrooms

Wed. Oct. 21      Chaperone Training in PCNC corner of front office from 8:00am – 8:30am

Thurs. Oct. 22     8:30 Evacuation Drill for the entire school walking off campus for practice

Book Swap and Jamba Juice afterschool in the cafeteria

                   Bring a book from home & swap for another. Jamba Juice for $2.50

Fri. Oct. 23        Twin Day to celebrate 10,000 Boxtops turned in this year so far.  Talk to your friends and match your clothes to dress like a twin today. (Within school dress code)

Mon. Oct. 26 – Fri. Oct. 30 School is out at 12:30 all week for Parent Teacher conferences

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Oct. 16 – 18 Food and New Product Show at the Blaisdell Center. Admission is $5.00

Sat. Oct. 17 Zombie Dash Hawaii. This 5K course winds through the Turtle Bay property with zombies chasing runners along the way. There are obstacles like tires, ropes and climbing challenges but the course is designed to be family friendly. Runners must work in teams of four to find 4 scientists scattered throughout the zombie infested trail. For the entire backstory and to register go to zombiedashhawaii.com. Cost is $49. Check in begins at 2pm and race starts at 3pm. Still looking for 80 zombies as well as other living volunteers to handle things like check in or monitoring the course.

Every 3^rd Sunday of the month  Waimea Valley Ohana Family Day. Admission for Kama’aina and military with valid ID is $5.00 for adults and $2.50 for kids and senior.  Experience Hula, Lei making, keiki scavenger Hunt, storytelling, mini tournaments, petroglyph rubbing and much more call 808-638-7766

Sun. Oct. 18        Craft, Gift & Rubberstamp Expo at the Blaisdell Center – Hawaii Suite from 9am – 3pm for FREE. Featuring local vendors selling a wide variety of crafts, gift items and supplies. Including a crafter’s clearance sale. nanstar@hawaii.rr.com

Sun. Oct. 18 Soroptimist International plans a Membership Tea Party from noon to 2pm at Wahiawa Botanical Garden, featuring high tea and delectable dishes as guests wear hats and share the groups mission to improve the lives of women and girls. Reservations are due one week ahead and the public is welcome. Call 772-8274

Sat. Oct. 24          Wahiawa Lions will hold a clothing and canned food drive from 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM at the Wahiawa Shopping Center in front of Longs to benefit needy families in the Wahiawa area.  Monetary donations will also be accepted.

All kinds of clothing will be accepted. Canned foods especially needed are tuna, meats, and baked beans, as well as vegetables and fruits.

For more information or to make a donation, call Jack Kampfer at 621-0852.

Fri. Oct. 9 and every Friday and Saturday through Oct. 31

Dole Plantation Haunted activities from 7pm – 11pm. House of Nightmares live Haunted House and a Nightmare Express train ride. The latter will feature story teller Lopaka Kapanui sharing ‘hair-raising’ ghost stories. Dole Plantation cautions that the experience is not suited for children and those under age 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets cost $10 to ride the Nightmare Express or $13. to enter the House of Nightmares.  Dole-plantation.com

10/14 - 10/22

Hope you all had a relaxing, healthy Fall break

Wed. Oct. 14         School returns for the 2^nd quarter

Thurs. Oct. 15      Chaperone Training in PCNC corner of front office from 1:30pm – 2:00pm

Fri. Oct. 16         Thank you for being on time every day. In your seat by 7:55am

Mon. Oct. 19          Copy Training in PCNC corner of front office from 8am – 9am. No kids

Tues. Oct. 20      Parent Workshop on ‘Learning Styles’ 8am – 9am in F4

Wed. Oct. 21              Chaperone Training in PCNC corner of front office from 8:00am – 8:30am

Thurs. Oct. 22     8:30 Evacuation Drill for the entire school walking off campus for practice

Book Swap and Jamba Juice afterschool in the cafeteria

                      Bring a book from home & swap for another. Jamba Juice for $2.50

Community Events

Tropic Lightning Week

Thurs. Oct. 8       Weyand Field Food Truck Rodeo from 12pm – 4pm with 25 different food vendors & Exhibition Polo match from 3pm – 5pm

Oct. 1 – 31  Basketball and cheerleading registration for Spring sports on post for youth born 1999 – 2010. $55. Basketball. $55. First time cheerleaders with no uniform, $20 for returning cheerleaders with uniforms. 655-6465

Fru. Oct. 9  22^nd Annual Children and Youth Summit from 9am – 3pm at the Hawaii State Capitol for FREE. A conference geared toward defining issues and developing priority actions, important to children and youth. Call 586-6130

Sat. Oct. 10 Hispanic Heritage Festival and Health Fair at Honolulu Hale from 10am – 9pm, FREE. Including live entertainment, food booths, crafts, cultural displays, art, contests and more. Hispaniceventshawaii.com

Sat. Oct. 10 Hawaii State Art Museum ‘Second Saturday’ from 11am – 3pm. Monthly program for FREE. Hands-on activities for families. Call 586-9958

Sat. Oct. 10        Living History Day at Tropic Lightning Museum from 10am – 3pm. FREE admission, public welcome. Food and shave ice available for purchase. Activities include: live big band music, swing dancing, children’s activities, K9 military dogs, historic weapons, vehicles & re-enactors, interactive and static displays. www.garrison.hawaii.army.mil/tlm/index.html

Sat. Oct. 10 & Sun. Oct. 11      Oh Baby Family Expo at the Blaisdell Center. 10am – 5pm both days and admission is $5.50 and children 5 and under are free. In addition to all the great toys on display, there will be several workshops on Minecraft all on Sunday, Oct. 11 in the Hawaii Suite 1. MinecraftEDU at 10:30am Computercraft EDU at 12:00, KerbalEDU at 1:30 and Contaption Maker at 3:00. Confirm times at ohbabyfamilyexpo.com

Sat. Oct. 17 Zombie Dash Hawaii. This 5K course winds through the Turtle Bay property with zombies chasing runners along the way. There are obstacles like tires, ropes and climbing challenges but the course is designed to be family friendly. Runners must work in teams of four to find 4 scientists scattered throughout the zombie infested trail. For the entire backstory and to register go to zombiedashhawaii.com. Cost is $49. Check in begins at 2pm and race starts at 3pm. Still looking for 80 zombies as well as other living volunteers to handle things like check in or monitoring the course.

Sun. Oct. 18 Soroptimist International plans a Membership Tea Party from noon to 2pm at Wahiawa Botanical Garden, featuring high tea and delectable dishes as guests wear hats and share the groups mission to improve the lives of women and girls. Reservations are due one week ahead and the public is welcome. Call 772-8274

Fri. Oct. 9 and every Friday and Saturday through Oct. 31

Dole Plantation Haunted activities from 7pm – 11pm. House of Nightmares live Haunted House and a Nightmare Express train ride. The latter will feature story teller Lopaka Kapanui sharing ‘hair-raising’ ghost stories. Dole Plantation cautions that the experience is not suited for children. Those under age 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets cost $10 to ride the Nightmare Express or $13. to enter the House of Nightmares.  Dole-plantation.com

10/2 - 10/22

Remember new format is Hale Kula calendar first and community calendar 2^nd. So, read to the end for fabulous events happening all over the island.

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Fri. Oct. 2          Super Eagle Assembly in the cafeteria 8:30am – 9:30am

                      Cardboard Challenge in the afternoon for kindergarten 1^st & 2^nd grade.  Modified schedule due to unknown weather. Check with your teacher for schedule.

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School is out for intercession break October 5 - 13.

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Wed. Oct. 14         School returns for the 2^nd quarter

Thurs. Oct. 15      Chaperone Training in PCNC corner of front office from 1:30pm – 2:00pm

Fri. Oct. 16         Thank you for being on time every day. In your seat by 7:55am

Mon. Oct. 19         Copy Training in PCNC corner of front office from 8am – 9am. No kids

Tues. Oct. 20      Parent Workshop on ‘Learning Styles’ 8am – 9am in F4

Wed. Oct. 21         Chaperone Training in PCNC corner of front office from 8:00am – 8:30am

Thurs. Oct. 22     8:30 Evacuation Drill for the entire school walking off campus for practice

Book Swap and Jamba Juice afterschool in the cafeteria

                      Bring a book from home & swap for another. Jamba Juice for $2.50

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Sept. 28 – Oct. 3  Mililani Library pays homage to books that were banned with a free mini film festival. 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

Sat & Sun, Oct. 3 & 4    Intertribal Powwow at Thomas Square from 10am – 5pm. Native American ancing, drumming, singing, crafts, arts, food, and more. honolulupowwow.com

Sun. Oct. 4         Wiki Wiki One Day Vintage Collectibles & Hawaiiana Show at the Blaisdell Center from 10:30 – 4:30. Admission is $4.50. This 14^th annual Halloween edition of the collectibles show brings more than 70 vendors to 93 tables full of antiques, Hawaiiana and more. Ukulele.com/wikiwiki.html

Mon. Oct. 5 and each first Monday

Teen Open mic at Mililani Library starts at 6:30pm in the Quiet Room. Showcases local teen talent in music, poetry and drama. Call 627-7470

Sat. Oct. 10        Living History Day at Tropic Lightning Museum from 10am – 3pm. FREE admission, public welcome. Food and shave ice available for purchase. Activities include: live big band music, swing dancing, children’s activities, K9 military dogs, historic weapons, vehicles & re-enactors, interactive and static displays. www.garrison.hawaii.army.mil/tlm/index.html

Fri. Oct. 9 and every Friday and Saturday through Oct. 31

Dole Plantation Haunted activities from 7pm – 11pm. House of Nightmares live Haunted House and a Nightmare Express train ride. The latter will feature story teller Lopaka Kapanui sharing ‘hair-raising’ ghost stories. Dole Plantation cautions that the experience is not suited for children. Those under age 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Tickets cost $10 to ride the Nightmare Express or $13. to enter the House of Nightmares.  Dole-plantation.com