1/31 - 2/7

PE Department in cooperation with Eagle Council are hosting our annual Jump Rope for Heart on February 7.  We are jumping, hula hooping, dancing in support of a healthy heart. Please bring $1 to support the American Heart Association. 

       Parents are welcome to attend, you must sign in at the front office before walking to the play court.  Make sure you have picture id with you when checking in at the office.

PreK & kindergarten 8:15 - 8:45    1st Grade 8:45 - 9:15      2nd Grade 9:45 - 10:15

3rd Grade 10:15 - 10:45             4th grade 10:45 - 11:15    5th grade 11:15 - 11:45

Smencil Grams are on sale now until February 7. Available while supplies last and maximum four smencils per purchase. Smencils are $2. each and includes a $1.00 donation to PTO. Cash payments only will be accepted. Payments can be turned into the main office or given to the teacher or dropped at the PTO room P15B.  Deliveries are February 14th. Show your love by supporting this PTO fundraiser.

School Calendar

Fri. Jan. 31 .      5th Grade Field Trip to Leilehua Complex Fitness Day

                    Kindergarten Field Trip to Kapolei Fire Station

        Kona Ice on campus afterschool & Yearbook Photo Booth $1. per person in pic

             Boxtops for Education Label collection from classrooms. Download the app!

Mon. Feb.  3       School starts at 7:55 every day. Be in class or get a tardy slip.

Tues. Feb. 4        1st Grade Field Trip to Sea Life Park

                Papa Johns fundraiser - turn in receipts for sales between Jan. 7 & 14

           Book Swap & Jamba Juice - $5. for smoothies & swap your book for another

Wed. Feb. 5        3rd Grade Field Trip to Honolulu Theater for Youth

Thurs. Feb. 6       Chaperone Training 8 - 8:30 in PCNC office in corner of main office

Fri. Feb. 7          Last day to turn in Smencil gram orders

               Jump Rope For Heart and donate $1.00 to American Heart Association

Parents are welcome to attend, you must sign in at the front office before walking to the play court.  Make sure you have picture id with you when checking in at the office. PreK & kindergarten 8:15 - 8:45   1st Grade 8:45 - 9:15   2nd Grade 9:45 - 10:15   3rd Grade 10:15 - 10:45       4th grade 10:45 - 11:15    5th grade 11:15 - 11:45

Community Calendar

Keiki Great Aloha Run is Sat. Feb. 8 at Ala Moana Beach Park. Program begins at 7am and run starts at 7:30. This Mile and half run/walk along the beach road within the park creates a safe and fun opportunity for kids to run and experience the joy of a healthier Hawaii.  To raise funds for our school, $15 of every registration will be donated to support our PE program. Register at www.greataloharun.com online only for 2020.  Your $20 donation gets you event T shirt, healthy snacks and event entertainment.   rene@greataloharun.com or call 808-528-7388

Saturdays & Sundays .    Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden in Kaneohe has Family Fishing for free from 10am - 2pm.  Attend this catch and release program for all ages and enjoy a scenic 20 minute walk to the fishing area.  Bring walking shoes, insect repellant, rain gear, barb-less hooks, shite bread for bait, drinking water and a snack. A limited number of bamboo poles are available to borrow from 9:30 - 1pm.  45-680 Luluku Road, (808) 233-7323

Fri. Jan. 31      Chinese New Year celebration at Mililani Shopping Center from 5pm - 7pm.  5pm is Chinese Calligraphy and Arts and Crafts. 5:30 is Asian Lion Dance team & Chinese Martial arts demonstration, firecrackers and traditional Lion Dance. 6pm - 7 Follow the Lions around Both sides of the center to bring good fortune for the New Year. 95-221 Kipapa Drive  www.mililanishoppingcenter.com

Sat. Feb. 1 .    Chinese New Year's celebration at Hawai'i's Plantation Village from 10am - 2pm for free. Celebrate Chinese New Year by exploring the different ethnic groups that worked on the sugar plantations. Enjoy plantation-style games, food samples and more. 94-695 Waipahu Street in Waipahu, 808-677-0110, hpv.waipahu@hawaiiantel.net

Sat. Feb. 1 .    Five Guys Burgers and Fries at Town Center of Mililani hosts keiki Book Club at 10am.  Celebrity reader will be Mike Buck and keiki get free fries. 

Sat. Feb. 1     Rossini’s Cinderella free performance at 11:30am

Almost every child knows the story of Cinderella—but don’t expect the Disney version Saturday morning when Hawaiʻi Opera Theatre performs Cinderella by Gioachino Rossini. He’s an Italian composer who lived in the 1800s. This free performance is a great opportunity for your family to experience opera in a casual, no-frills environment. Park in the SALT at Our  Kakaʻako building (enter from Keawe Street) then take the elevator to the first floor where The Barn is near Moku Kitchen. Kids can sit on the floor reserved just for them in front of the stage. A special meet-and-greet takes place right after the show. Bring mats or your own chairs, if you'd like. To validate your parking ticket, buy lunch at one of the eateries, such as Lanikai Cafe or Hank’s Haute Dogs. The Barn at SALT at Our Kakaʻako, 691 ʻAuahi St.        (808) 983-1354   saltatkakaako.com

Sat. Feb. 1 Wahine Experience from 3pm - 5pm for free.

Got kids in 8th grade or younger? The Wahine Experience is a free sports clinic featuring games, activities and giveaways for keiki, plus the chance to meet University of Hawaiʻi Wahine teams and head basketball coach, Laura Beeman. Scheduled to appear are athletes from the volleyball, soccer, golf, cross country, track and field and sailing teams. All kids—and their accompanying family members—receive free tickets to Saturday evening's men's and women's basketball doubleheader. Preregister your children at the link below. Disclosure: The organizer of Wahine Experience is radio station ESPN Honolulu, a sister company of HONOLULU Family.   University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa, Clarence T.C. Ching Field. 2500 Campus Road and 1105 Lower Campus Road  (808) 534-7118  hnltix.com

Tues. Feb. 4                Hiring Fair for Child Youth Services & Business operations like cashiers, waitstaff, laborers and more. Leilehua Golf Course from 8:30am - 2;30pm.  Great benefits offered; on the job training for advancement, accredited programs, usage of MWR facilities, fitness centers, discounted tickets and more.  To be considered for an interview, bring or have the following: resume (multiple copies) 2 - 4 professional references with contact information, DA3433, valid photo id, social security card, DD214 (for veterans), Souses orders (for military spouses), SF50 or DA3434 (for current employees). Additional requirement for child & youth service vacancies are high school diploma and college transcripts.  HiMWR.com,  (808) 656-1459, facebook: MWR Hawaii