Parents at Lunch
Eating lunch with your child is a privilege and not a right, as a guest on campus, you must follow these guidelines; All adults on campus should sign in at the office first, every time you are on campus. For lunch, that is the blue Visitor Log and then you get a Visitor badge before going to lunch room (Please return badge and sign out before leaving). You are welcome to eat in the cafeteria (space available) or in the outdoor pavilion if there are no scheduled activities in the area. You may only eat and share food with your own child. Friends are not permitted to join you for lunch. The school playground is off limits to students and guests during lunch. Taking pictures and video taping other students and staff is strictly prohibited. If you do this, you will not be welcomed back as a guest during school hours.
Community Events
Thurs. Feb. 28 . Teen Vaping - Get the Facts at Leilehua High School Library at 6:30pm. Parents, students and the community are invited to learn about the dangers of vaping and Hawaii's Drug Laws. Vaping is the use of an electronic cigarette or other vaping device to inhale vapors from nicotine, marijuana or flavorings. Youth often believe that vaping liquids contain water and flavoring and are unaware that it contains nicotine, leading them to believe that vaping is less dangerous than using other tobacco products. The amount of nicotine in the liquid can be the same or even more than the amount found in cigarettes. Get the facts and get your questions answered. 1515 California Ave in Wahiawa, www.leilehua.k12.hi.us
Fridays . Surfers coffee offers free live music from 7pm - 9pm. Always a selection of coffee, gluten-free pastries, acai bowls and more. The Surfers Coffee is a neighborhood non-profit coffee shop located in Wahiawa, Hawaii, run completely by volunteer staff and 100% of Surfers Coffee proceeds are given to local and global non-profit organizations – including Surfing The Nations! Located at 63 S. Kamehameha Highway in Wahiawa
Fri. March 1 Family Fun Fitness Day starts at 4 PM at Kalakaua Community Center on Schofield Barracks . Join IPC for an afternoon of fun, interactive games, drills and demonstrations the entire family will enjoy! Learn about our sports and fitness programs available to you and your family throughout the year -- all FREE! Check out and take part in fun activities: • Basketball, Hopscotch, Hula Hoop, Jump Rope, Soccer, Baseball Drills • Jumping Jacks Contest – How many can you do in 30 seconds? • Bring your bikes and safety gear to test your skills at the Bike Rodeo • Dance Performances • Zumba and Kick-boxing Demos • Mechanical Pony Rides (Hali Hali Rides) • Get expert advice and tips on how to obtain financial and educational fitness, too!
Eating lunch with your child is a privilege and not a right, as a guest on campus, you must follow these guidelines; All adults on campus should sign in at the office first, every time you are on campus. For lunch, that is the blue Visitor Log and then you get a Visitor badge before going to lunch room (Please return badge and sign out before leaving). You are welcome to eat in the cafeteria (space available) or in the outdoor pavilion if there are no scheduled activities in the area. You may only eat and share food with your own child. Friends are not permitted to join you for lunch. The school playground is off limits to students and guests during lunch. Taking pictures and video taping other students and staff is strictly prohibited. If you do this, you will not be welcomed back as a guest during school hours.
Spirit Week March 4 - 8
Mon. March 4
#MondayMotivation - Wear your favorite sports team gear or your
favorite workout clothes.
Tues. March 5
#CharacterTwin - Dress up as your favorite book character, author,
movie star or even someone on campus
Wed. March 6
#CostumeRepeat - Do you ever wish you could wear your favorite
costume more than once?
Thurs. March 7
#ReadMyShirt - Choose one letter in the alphabet to tape/write/paint
onto your Tshirt.
Create new words by standing next to one another.
Fri. March 8
#GoGlobal - Wear clothes representing your culture or heritage.
you can also pick a different country to research and celebrate.
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Complete
Calendar for the week:
Mon. March 4 Spirit
Week - #MondayMotivation
Gifted
& Talented Testing week
1st
Grade Field Trip to Hawaii Nature Center (H4, J1, J2)
Chaperone
Training from 12 noon - 12:30 in PCNC office
Tues. March 5 Spirit
Week - #CharacterTwin
Field
Trip for 2nd Grade to Waimea Valley for water erosion
Book
Swap and Jamba Juice ($5 smoothie) in the cafeteria after school
Wed. March 6 Spirit
Week - #Costume Repeat
School starts at 7:55
every day. Be on time or get a tardy slip from the office
Thurs. March 7 Spirit
Week - #ReadMyShirt
Chuck
E Cheese fundraiser for PTO. Look for the mouse after school
Fri. March 8 Spirit
Week - #GoGlobal
4th
& 5th grade Eagles got Talent show in the cafeteria from 1pm - 2pm
Community Events
Thurs. Feb. 28 . Teen Vaping - Get the Facts at Leilehua High School Library at 6:30pm. Parents, students and the community are invited to learn about the dangers of vaping and Hawaii's Drug Laws. Vaping is the use of an electronic cigarette or other vaping device to inhale vapors from nicotine, marijuana or flavorings. Youth often believe that vaping liquids contain water and flavoring and are unaware that it contains nicotine, leading them to believe that vaping is less dangerous than using other tobacco products. The amount of nicotine in the liquid can be the same or even more than the amount found in cigarettes. Get the facts and get your questions answered. 1515 California Ave in Wahiawa, www.leilehua.k12.hi.us
Fridays . Surfers coffee offers free live music from 7pm - 9pm. Always a selection of coffee, gluten-free pastries, acai bowls and more. The Surfers Coffee is a neighborhood non-profit coffee shop located in Wahiawa, Hawaii, run completely by volunteer staff and 100% of Surfers Coffee proceeds are given to local and global non-profit organizations – including Surfing The Nations! Located at 63 S. Kamehameha Highway in Wahiawa
Fri. March 1 Family Fun Fitness Day starts at 4 PM at Kalakaua Community Center on Schofield Barracks . Join IPC for an afternoon of fun, interactive games, drills and demonstrations the entire family will enjoy! Learn about our sports and fitness programs available to you and your family throughout the year -- all FREE! Check out and take part in fun activities: • Basketball, Hopscotch, Hula Hoop, Jump Rope, Soccer, Baseball Drills • Jumping Jacks Contest – How many can you do in 30 seconds? • Bring your bikes and safety gear to test your skills at the Bike Rodeo • Dance Performances • Zumba and Kick-boxing Demos • Mechanical Pony Rides (Hali Hali Rides) • Get expert advice and tips on how to obtain financial and educational fitness, too!
Sat. March 2 Comic Jam Hawai‘i Did you miss the
Amazing! Comic Con Aloha last weekend at the Hawaiʻi Convention Center? You can
still get your anime fix at Comic Jam Hawaiʻi, a twice-monthly
gathering of local artists and animators who collaborate at Pearlridge
Center. Keiki and their families are welcome to participate—or just watch the
action. Wai Makāi Center Court
(previously downtown), Pearlridge Center. 98-1005 Moanalua Road, ʻAiea. (808) 488-0981 pearlridgeonline.com
March 7 . Child and Youth Services (CYS) will be having their quarterly Parent Advisory Board Meeting from 4:30p-5:30p at Bowen CDC. This is a great opportunity for parents to meet with CYS management and provide
Daily through Tuesday, March 5 Leland Miyano Canoe Project for the Honolulu Biennial from 9am - 4pm.
A local artist needs your help creating 50-foot-long installation for
the upcoming Honolulu Biennial. Leland Miyano is constructing a
double-hulled canoe using invasive plants and other objects found at
Ho‘omaluhia Botanical Garden and he’s inviting the public to join him
bending branches, making ti leaf lei and put together the artwork that
will be on display through May. This event is free and appropriate for
kids aged 6 and older. Foster Botanical Garden, 180 N. Vineyard Blvd. Honolulu (808) 228-6462, honolulubiennial.org
March 16 You may have already heard the buzz, but there is a new keiki run, the Keiki Rainbow Run, www.kahoomiki.org.,
on March 16, 2019. There are several keiki runs that families can
choose from this year, but what sets the Keiki Rainbow Run apart is
that:
Our
core members are committed to this being a healthy, family-friendly
event that raises funds for school's P.E. and nutrition programs;
For the Early Registrations, 100% of the $15 fee will be donated to schools;
Our policy is to align the products served with our messaging; hence, no sugary beverages will be served;
The Keiki Rainbow Run is
a fun, healthy, and educational event featuring an un-timed 1.2-mile
run for keiki and their families. Following the run, each keiki will
receive a t-shirt and healthy snacks and can enjoy the post-run
activities at the Healthy Keiki Fest.
§ Water refill stations will be available, so please bring reusable bottles to stay hydrated
§ Intergenerational event—Parents, kūpuna, and supporters of all ages are welcomed!
§ Event participants will start in 3 age groups (10-12, 7-9, and 6 and under)
§ Unfortunately, strollers are not allowed at this event
§ University
of Hawaii at Manoa – Clarence T.C. Ching Field (1337 Lower Campus
Road, Honolulu, HI 96822) Program starts at 7:15 a.m. – Run starts at
8:00 a.m.
March 7 . Child and Youth Services (CYS) will be having their quarterly Parent Advisory Board Meeting from 4:30p-5:30p at Bowen CDC. This is agreat opportunity for parents to meet with CYS management and provide
feedback on CYS programs!
feedback on CYS programs!
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