Lost and
Found
We are
accumulating numerous items left at lunch and around campus. Please check the table in the cafeteria
closest to the main hallway exit and the office if you have lost any items at
school. We donate unclaimed items to the
local thrift stores and non-profits at the end of each quarter.
School
Meal Accounts
We send home low / negative meal balance slips every
Wednesday. We also send email reminders
for students who owe less than $5.00 and make phone calls for delinquent
balances greater than $5.00. Our school policy is to permit only 1 lunch loan
per child ($2.50 for full meals, .40 cents for reduced meals). We do not want to deny our students food, so
we serve them when they come through for lunch.
If you have not considered applying for free/reduced meals, please stop
by the office to pick up an application.
Parents who do not correct their debt and are unresponsive to phone
calls and emails will be referred to the Army School Liaison Offic
School
Happenings
Mon.
Sept. 12 School starts at 7:55
every day – Be in class ready to learn
Tues.
Sept. 13 Copy Training 1pm – 2pm
– in PCNC office and we go to machines. NO kids
Wed.
Sept. 14 Chaperone Training in
PCNC corner of front office from 8:00am – 8:30am
Thurs.
Sept.15 Book Swap after school in
the cafeteria -Bring a book and swap for another---------50
cents for freshly popped popcorn
Fri.
Sept. 16 PTO Kona Ice on campus behind cafeteria
after school – enjoy shave ice
Community
Happenings
Inspired in Hawaii Essay, poster and video contest with
$20,000 cash awards. K – 12 grade level prizes for winning students and their
teachers. How will you make Hawai’i a better place? More ways to win this year!
New categories: digital media, Middle school video Division. More teacher
prizes. Contest deadline: November 4, 2016.
www.clarencetcchingfoundation.org
Fri. Sept. 9 Movies on
the Lawn: Big Hero 6 from 6pm – 9pm at Stoneman Field on Schofield
Fri. Sept. 9 Leilehua
High School host 2nds at Leilehua from 4pm – 8pm in the school parking lot.
Look for food trucks, music and more. Visit 2nds at Leilehua on Facebook or
email secondsatleilehua@yahoo.com
Fri. Sept. 9 Wahiawa Library offers an introductory
computer class at 10am for ages 12 and up. Sign up at 622-6345
Sat. Sept. 10 Aloha Wahiawa Arts & Crafts Fair at
Wahiawa Town Center, 923 California Ave. from 9am – 2pm, FREE. Browse 30 plus
craft booths, live entertainment from Royal Hawaiian Band, Wahiawa Middle
School Jazz Band and the US Pacific Fleet Jazz Ensemble and more. Wahiawa Lions
Club Food Drive, please donate. 221-2774
Sat. Sept. 10 Kalo
Fest at Waimea Valley. Free annual Kalo & awa Festival with plenty of kalo,
awa, tastings, farm produce booths and more. Call 638-7766
Sept. 17 & Oct. 15 Waimea
Valley offers guided Moon Walks at 8pm. Cost is $10 per person. Enjoy this full
moon walk to the waterfall. A dinner buffet also is available at 5pm in the
Proud Peacock. Call 638-7766
Sat. Sept. 24 Career
Expo at Windward Mall from 10am – 6pm.
Meet hundreds of job seekers in one place. For Booth inquiries contact ckamakea@staradvertiser.com
Sept. 27 Wahiawa
Library sponsors a LEGO Makerspace session at 9:30am. Call 622-6346
Wednesdays Waimea
Valley hosts Keiki Wednesday weekly with free admission and activities for
kamaaina children up to age 12. Call (808) 638-7766
Wednesdays Tech
Park Mart. Farmers market is open from 9am - 1pm on Wednesdays at 100 Kahelu
Ave. in Mililani Tech Park. Features local produce, plate lunches, baked goods,
eco-friendly products and more Call (808) 625-8915
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