5/24 - 6/1

Field Days are next week and we want to thank the parents for generous donations of water bottles, ice, craft supplies and cash.  Those attending Field Days to help should sign in Volunteer Log in main office and those coming to watch their kids sign in Visitor Log and get badge before coming to the field.  Still accepting donations in main office.  If you are loaning your canopy, please bring it to the back field with your name on canopy and case. You can pick up empty water balloons in PCNC office and fill them and bring to field next week, mahalo.

Parents who have children with medication in the health room must pick it up on or before the last day of school. New paperwork will need to be filled out for it next year.

Cool off w/Summer Reading at the Public & Sgt. Yano Libraries!

The Hawaii State Public Library System & Sgt. Yano Library run great summer reading programs for kids (& adults too). Programs offer incentives for reading & special events to entertain all ages. Sign up for summer reading programs at Wahiawa or Mililani Public Libraries or at Sgt. Yano. Parents can participate & win prizes too, so think of topics you want to explore, a favorite author to rediscover & model reading for fun & information for your kids.  Public library Summer reading Program begins June 1 and ends July 13. Sign up and receive a prize.

School Calendar for the last week of school

Fri. May 24          PTO General Membership Meeting to vote in the cafe at 8am.  All parents invited to come and meet new officers.

Mon. May 27        Happy Memorial Day - NO SCHOOL

Tues. May 28       4th & 5th Grade Super Eagle & Award Assembly from 8:30 - 9:30 in the cafe

Field Day for 4th & 5th Grade 10:00 - 11:45 -- 2nd & 3rd Grades 12:15 - 2

Wed. May 29        2nd & 3rd Grade Super Eagle & Award Assembly from 8:30 - 9:30 in the cafe

         Field Day for PreK, Kindergarten, 1st grades from 11:15 - 1:00pm

Thurs. May 30      Pre K, Kinder, 1st Grade Super Eagle & Award Assembly 8:30 - 9:30 in cafe

Fri. May 31                   Last day of school for all students

                           5th Grade Graduation at 8:30am

Community Calendar

50th State Fair opens this weekend and is open the next 6 weekends. Watch racing pigs, a magic show, eat carnival food, live entertainment, demolition derby,  ride the rides and so much more at this annual carnival. Aloha Stadium99-500 Salt Lake Blvd., Honolulu, Hawaii 96818

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E.K. Fernandez's biggest carnival of the year is open for six weekend at Aloha Stadium. The 50th State Fair features more than 22 rides, eight shows, and all the games you can play and carnival food you can eat. In 2019, there are two new rides: Balloon Race will take keiki around in spinning tubs that go up and down and the Lolli Swings lets two people sit next to each other in swings that go up and down. New shows include Scott's World of Magic (May 24-June 9) which will include levitation tricks and a family-friendly hypnotist (May 24-June 2). Watch around the fair also for transforming cars who will stop for photo ops.  Kids under 40 inches are always free. General admission varies from 10 to 50 credits, depending on the day. 

Here are the special discount days:

·       Memorial Day, May 27: Free admission for all active and retired military personnel and dependents with valid military ID.

·       Sunday, May 26; Monday, May 27; Every Sunday, June 9-30: Noon-6 p.m. most rides will be 30 credits.

·       Sunday, June 2: Noon-6 p.m. most rides will be 20 credits.

·       Thursday, June 6: 6 p.m.-closing most rides will be 30 credits.

·       Fridays, June 7 and 21: Be one of the first 500 people to park at Aloha Stadium and you will receive 80 Fun Pass credits by showing a ticket at the Customer Service Booth.

Go to ekfernandezshows.com for the full list of hours, show times, rides and prices. 

Mon. May 27        Memorial Day Remembrance at Schofield Barracks, Post Cemetery 10am - 11am for free.  Join the Army in honoring those who served and died in defense of the country.  1640 Lyman Road, usarmy.hawaii.com-rel@mail.mil

Mon. May 27        Lantern Floating at Magic Island in Ala Moana Beach Park at 6:30pm for free.  Seven thousand lanterns will be lit and sent off in honor of service members and loved ones.  Come early for parking and find line to get your lantern and personalize it.  Bring picnic, chairs, get comfortable and be a part of something huge. 1201 Ala Moana Blvd. lanternfloatinghawaii.com

Sat. June 1  Wahiawa Library kickoff event for summer reading program with Mr. Kneel. a rapper who teaches literacy through kid-friendly rap songs. His energetic performances will have kids dancing, singing and having tons of fun. 820 California Ave. (808) 622-6345

Hawaii Pacific University offers summer reading skills programs in Honolulu, Kapolei, and Kaneohe. www.hpu.readingprograms.org or call 1-800-903-0162

YMCA offers Many summer programs for kids of all ages. Day camps, swim lessons, overnight camps, sports, music and arts and more. Color brochure with specific programs is available in school office. ymcahonolulu.org