03272018 Parent Bulletin
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- 3/27/2018
Kahuku High & Intermediate School Student Bulletin | ||
Bulletin# | Tuesday March 27, 2018 | SY 2017-2018 |
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* Dates on events link subject to change without notice.
FOR LUNCH
Teri cheeseburger, baked beans, house salad/baby carrots, pineapple chunks & strawberries.
Alternate: Chicken nuggets, steamed rice, coleslaw/house salad, pineapple chunks & fruit juice.
Servers coming from: Inter: Taosoga, A. & High: Palmer, R. - Cafeteria Staff
NEW LOCK OUT PROCEDURES FOR FIRST BLOCK OF THE DAY
Students will be allowed a 10-minute delay for their first class of the day with
an excuse note from their parents/guardians. It is important for students to be
on time to school, however, we realize that this may not always be possible. It is
also imperative for us to know that parents/guardians are aware when their children
are late to school. Students will still be marked tardy, however, they will be allowed
to go to class if they get a tardy pass before 8:10 am with a parent/guardian note.
Students who arrive to school after the 10-minute delay will need to go to Lock Out
(located in the cafeteria) for the remainder of the period. The Lock Out policy for
all other periods is the same. Students tardy to class will need to go to Lock Out for the
remainder of the period. The Attendance Clerk is now located in Q-0.
- Admin
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR MAY DAY COURT FOR 2018...
Thank you to everyone who worked so hard practicing and perfecting their skills.
Queen- Pilialoha Haverly, King- Thomas Kaluna Nihipali, Big Island Princess and
Escort- Ka'ena Keawe and Mosese Mo'o, Maui Princess and Escort- Delilah Tia and
Nalu Makanui, O'ahu Princess and Escort- Kayla-Vai Mau'u and Jeremiah Channels,
Kaua'i Princess and Escort- Lautaamutafea Tuliloa and Zane Kaaialii, Molokai Princess
and Escort- Akenese Tito and Siliva Toelupe, Lana'i Princess- Anuhea Tangaro, Ni'ihau
Princess- Francis Reverio-Harris, Kaho'olawe Princess- Nohea Uluave, Chanter-
Loto Po'oi, Royal Ladies in Waiting- Mariah Leger, Nadia Kauliakamoa, Jadelyn Lopez,
Ena Tailele-Latu and Teine Touli, WE will be meeting after school in R103 TOMORROW
, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28th. - K. Kalama
PROJECT GRAD 2018 UPDATES!!!
1) Project Grad BUS Sign Ups: Wednesday, March 28, 2018 (After-School: 1:45pm to
3:00pm ONLY!!)) in front of Q2 w/Marina and Tiare...for those who are PAID IN FULL!!
2) Project Grad "Raffle" Donations Committee Meeting: Wednesday, March 28, 2018
at 7pm-8pm Kahuku Elementary Cafeteria w/ Alvina Niu. Project Grad Committee Members
will be available at the MEETING to assist with Fund Raising PCC Cards, Car Wash or
Krispy Kreme tickets; PG Bus Sign-Ups; address any PG questions/concerns or they can be
reached at Marina: 801 661-6410 or Tiare 808 426-8745. - R. Fonoimoana
NCAA ELIGIBILTY REMINDER
Final Amateurism Certification Reminder for NCAA. Students enrolling full time at an NCAA
Division I or II college or university in Fall 2018 may request their final amateurism certification
starting April 1. This is a requirement to compete in their freshman year in college.
If this applies to you, log into your NCAA eligibility center account and it will be an open task.
- W. Anae
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: ALU LIKE, INC.
Here is a 6-week Summer Employment Opportunity for students of Hawaiian Ancestry,
ages 14yrs to 21yrs.in our Ko'olauloa Moku. Interested students may pick up an Informational
Flyer from Mrs. Fonoimoana in Q2. - R. Fonoimoana
NCAA REMINDERS FOR JUNIORS:
Juniors Athletes:
- Make sure you are on track with your core courses.
- Take the ACT/SAT and submit your scores to the NCAA Eligibility Center using code 9999.
- Ask the registrar to submit your official transcripts to the NCAA Eligibility Center. Submit
- official transcripts from each school you've attended.
- Make sure you are on track to graduate, on time, with your class.
- W. Anae
STUDENT GOVERNMENT OFFICERS FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR 2018-2019....
Congratulations to all who ran and campaigned for a position in next year's Student
Government offices. Here are your leaders for next school year...
High School SBG Executive Council
Student Body President- Morgan Thompson
Vice President of Student Activities- Emma Hippolite
Vice President of Clubs- Penina Mata'u
Corresponding Secretary- Tahinalani Wasson
Windward District Student Council Reps- Keeli Christensen, Kien Kalama and Ku'ulei Uluave
Senior Class Council
President- Jeida Toilolo
Vice President- Sophia Fonoimoana
Secretary- Litiola Heimuli
Junior Class Council
President- Mursina Soli
Vice President- Adam Requilman
Secretary- Beija Bowen
Treasurer- Jade Paranhos-Lopes
Senators- Aiyana Bennion and Nicholas Rabaino
Sophomore Class Council
Senators- Maddy Jaussi and Leina Napoleon
Freshman Class Council
President- Eletise Tejada
Vice President- Kaianne Sabagala
Treasurer- Chaselyn Lee
Senator- Brook Chang
Intermediate Executive Council
President- Meaalii Tagatauli
Vice President of Activities- Holi Fuluvaka
Vice President of Service- Gwyneth Palmer
Treasurer- Carl "Ty" Tuala
Historian- Maya Smith - K. Kalama
2019 PROJECT GRAD PARENT MEETING
On April 4th at 6:30pm in the cafeteria, a meeting will be held for parents interested in
developing a project grad committee for the C/O 2019. If you are interested in being involved
and supporting project grad, please attend. - S. Pili
SENIORS & JUNIORS: NATIONAL COLLEGE FAIR
Seniors ... last opportunity to PLAN FOR YOUR FUTURE!! Juniors .... get a JOB START!! National
College Fair - One Stop Shop to connect YOU to hundreds of colleges and universities in one location.
Join us at the National College Fair on Tuesday, April 24, 2018 from 8am - 1:30pm. Pick up
Permission forms in Q2 ... Deadline: 04/13/18 at 3:00pm. Questions, see Mrs. Fonoimoana in
Q2. - R. Fonoimoana
WE ARE SAMOA- TAUSALA NIGHT COMPETITORS
All students competing in the Tausala Night are required to attend a meeting held on Thursday
3/29 at 6:30pm in the cafeteria. Competitors must have one parent and the person instructing
their dance performance in attendannce. Our program dance instructors and advisors will discuss
all judging criteria at this meeting and answer any questions. - S. Pili
JUNIORS!
Class of 2019! Don't forget to apply for a Half-Day Schedule for next school year with Ms.
McCauley before it is too late. The deadline of submitting paperwork prior to the end of the
school year will be strictly enforced. Plan ahead for your own personal goals! - A. McCauley
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SENIORS: STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP.ORG
Scholarship Service Engine: www.studentscholarships.org. - R. Fonoimoana
MORE NEW SCHOLARSHIPS
Stop by the College & Career Center in Q2, to pick up the latest "IN HOUSE" Scholarships.
Recently added are the Bright Beginning Preschool Scholarship, Rainbow School Kahuku
Scholarship, Longs Senior Scholarship, Kahuku Medical Center HEPA Scholarship, and the
Felix Duhaylongsod c/o 1943 Memorial Scholarship. There so much more IN HOUSE
scholarships available to ONLY our 2018 Graduating, Kahuku High & Intermediate School
students. So come & check out the scholarship corner today! - L. Wily
100TH INFANTRY BATTALION LEGACY ORGANIZATION SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship recognizes excellence in academics and community service. As well as,
preserve the legacy of the 100th Infantry Battalion so that others will value freedom, loyalty,
patriotism and trust. Application Deadline: March 22, 2018. Informational Flyer is available
in Q2 from Coach Wily or Mrs. Fonoimoana. - R. Fonoimoana
JUNIORS: SUMMER OPPORTUNITY - BYU-HAWAII HOLOMUA
BYU-Hawaii Holomua is a 6-day college preparation program designed for high school juniors.
This year the dates are from July 9-14, 2018. High school juniors may apply at
admissions.byuh.edu/holomua. We have already received 70 applications from students from
all over the country. Our goal this year is to have 100 students. The application deadline is
March 26, 2018. For more information please contact Maurice Mo’o at 808-675-3535.
Or see Mrs. Fonoimoana in Q2. - R. Fonoimoana
FOODLAND SHOP FOR HIGHER EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship will be awarded to
students with an outstanding academic record, actively participated in program or club service
to the community and have applied to an accredited four-year college or university.
Deadline: March 28, 2018. Questions see Coach Wily or Mrs. Fonoimoana in Q2.
JOHNSON OHANA CHARITABLE FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship is awarded to
one senior who has demonstrated excellence in the areas of Art, Music or Environmental
Stewardship with an outstanding academic record, actively participated in program or
club service to the community and have applied to an accredited four-year college in the
USA. Deadline: April 2, 2018. Questions see Coach Wily or Mrs. Fonoimoana in Q2.
NORTH SHORE LIFE GUARD ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship will recognize
one male and one female who have participated in aquatic sports offered at KHIS in the
areas of: Surfing, Water Polo, Swimming, or Canoe Paddling. Who have contributed to
your community by involvement in service or volunteer projects. Deadline:
April 10, 2018. Questions see Coach Wily or Mrs. Fonoimoana in Q2. - R. Fonoimoana
2018 GUAVA SHOP SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship is for a 2018 KHIS graduating student attending an institute of higher learning
off the island of 'Oahu. Deadline: April 13, 2018. Questions see Coach Wily or Mrs. Fonoimoana
in Q2. - R. Fonoimoana
2018 LAUTAHA FAMILY SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship is sponsored by Siaosi and Salote Lautaha and their children who recognize
academic achievement and encourage the pursuit of higher education; preference to students
of Polynesian ancestry, particularly students of Tongan ancestry. Deadline: April 19, 2018.
Questions see Coach Wily or Mrs. Fonoimoana in Q2. - R. Fonoimoana
GUSTAV HANNEMANN & FAIASO SOLIAI HANNEMANN LEADERSHIP AWARD
The Hannemann Leadership Award recognizes graduating seniors of Samoan ancestry who
demonstrate the academic promise and leadership potential needed for Samoans to fulfill their
roles as citizens and to contribute to the progress and prosperity of Hawaii and our nation. One
male and one female of Samoan ancestry with a GPA of 2.5 or higher, who actively participates
in Student Government (leadership role), who actively participates in on-campus activities or
community service and have received recognition with honors and awards. Application Deadline
April 30, 2018. Information Flyer available in Q2 from Coach Wily or Mrs. Fonoimoana.
- R. Fonoimoana
***********************ATHLETI
2017-18 SPRING SPORT SCHEDULES AND CONTACTS FOR QUESTIONS
Football: Head Coach Sterling Carvalho (808) 542-7977 (Optional Work Outs)
Basketball Girls: Head Coach Latoya Wily (808) 783-9489 (Optional Work Outs)
Baseball: Head Coach Blaise Kise (808) 896-2605
Golf: Head Coach Sterling Carvalho (808) 542-7977
Judo: Head Coach Moke Galletes (808) 230-9331
Softball: Head Coach Chasity Wily (808) 305-7543
Tennis: Head Coach Kira Adolpho (435) 553-9821
Track & Field: Head Coach Anue Santiago (8080306-1268
Volleyball Boys: Head Coach Kaniela Kalama (808) 305-7395
Water Polo: Head Coach(Int) Gina Ahue (808) 305-7470 / (808) 479-6873
***********************COMMUNI
RED RAIDER HEALTH CENTER
To schedule an appointment for both medical & dental, please call 293-9231.
***********************GENERAL INFORMATION ***********************
YOU CAN NOW SUBMIT YOUR NOTES FOR STUDENTS' EXCUSED ABSENCES VIA EMAIL
All excused absences (pls. see the RedBook for excusable reasons) require a note from a parent/guardian
within three (3) days of the excused absence. The email address is [email protected]
-Admin
MEAL/LUNCH APPLICATIONS ARE NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE
ezmealapp.com. "For search for District", type Hawaii. Hawaii Department of
Education will pop up. - Admin
DETENTION FOR UNEXCUSED ABSENCES
Effective immediately, students will now be assigned one hour of detention for the THIRD and every
unexcused absence for EVERY period. An hour of detention will also be added for each
unexcused absence for each period. You will get a pass to Ms. Aga's class R201 after school
from your last period teacher to serve your detention. Detention time not served will turn into
an obligation and will need to be served before being cleared for activities that require an obligation
clearance. If you have any questions, please see Ms. Aga or call her at 305-7446. Mahalo.
- Admin
UPDATED KHIS VISITOR'S POLICY
For the safety and educational benefit of our students, please refer to the following information:
1.ALL VISITORS MUST REPORT to the Administration Office, sign-in, and get a visitor’s
badge. This includes family members of students’ and staff. Access to the campus may require
approval by administration, depending on the reason for the visit.
2. Visitors must wear the visitor’s badge at all times and follow all school and DOE rules.
3. Visitors who want to meet with a student, will be asked to show proof of identification to
ensure that they are listed as custodial parents/guardians. Visitors listed as an Emergency
Contact will not be allowed to meet with a student without parent/guardian consent.
4. Parents/guardians who need to meet with administrators, teachers, or staff are advised to
make an appointment to help ensure their availability. Meetings, instruction, and other
school business will not be interrupted unless the visit is deemed an emergency by the
administration.
5.Upon the receipt of a parent’s/guardian’s request to observe his/her child in class, or to
attend school with your child, per the DOE memo, dated November 17, 2016 and titled,
Classroom Observation of Students by Non-Department Individuals, the school will:
Obtain the purpose of the observation in writing. (See the “Request for Observatio” form.)
Schedule the observation at a mutually agreeable time/duration in accordance with the stated
purpose of the observation.
Escort and accompany the observer to and from the classroom, and during the observation.
Protect the rights of other students in the class.
Consider whether the observer would have a significant impact on the student or other students
in the class, or disruption of routine(s). Alternate ways may need to be considered.
Inform the requestor/observer that the observation may be terminated if it appears that the
observer is distressing a student(s), or disrupting the routine(s) or activities.
6. Red Raider Health Clinic patients (and those who accompany them) are not required
to sign-in at the Administration Office, however, are expected to go directly to the clinic
and not loiter on the school campus.
7. Food, flowers, balloons and other items are allowed on campus IF items are not a disruption
to the campus, class or instructional time. Check with teachers before bringing food to class.
Reserving seats in the cafeteria for celebrations is NOT allowed.
- -Admin
Due to the increase of concerns regarding student cyclists and the potential for accidents, student
cyclists are required to heed the new cyclist sign and enter the campus via the designated Bike Gate
located next to the Cafeteria cattle gate. Upon reaching to the cyclist sign, students are expected to
get off their bikes and walk their bikes through the Bike Gate and proceed to the bike racks while
staying on the grass path. Do not enter the campus through the Cafeteria cattle gate. This is very
dangerous for cyclists and people operating vehicles. Students utilizing other bike racks on campus
are expected to adhere to traffic laws. In addition, cyclists are not allowed to ride their bikes through
campus. Chapter 19 rules will apply for students who do not comply with these school rules. Please
help us to keep each other safe!
- Admin
NO LOITERING AREAS
Intermediate Lunch: During intermediate lunch, intermediate students are required to stay in the
cafeteria or in the area fronting of the cafeteria. This is known as the Cafeteria Quad area. Intermediate
students are NOT ALLOWED to walk around campus and each student needs a pass from a teacher to
be in their classroom during the lunch period. High School Lunch: During high school lunch, high
school students are NOT ALLOWED to be outside of the A bldg. classrooms, in or around the A Building
parking lot, near the dumpsters and the entrance of the Ag. Building, and in the front of Y Building by the
wall. Students are still allowed outside of Mrs. Finai’s class by the ramp as long as they are mindful of
their noise level. Students can use the D Building bathrooms, however, the A Building bathrooms are
off limits to all high school students during lunch. Please remember that intermediate classes are in
session during high school lunch. LOITERING in and around all bathrooms will no longer be permitted.
This means that students are not allowed to hang out in or around bathrooms. - Admin
GYM PARKING LOT
Effective Tuesday, January 9th, the Gym parking lot stalls (except for the handicapped parking) will be
reserved for seniors who have an approved temporary parking pass. -Admin
REMINDER: NO PARKING AT THE DISTRICT PARK FROM DECEMBER TO JUNE
Due to the construction project at Kahuku District Park, students will not be able to park in the parking lot
next to KVA for the remainder of the school year. KHIS will temporarily reserve 25 stalls for Seniors who
request a Temporary Parking Pass. Temporary Parking Pass forms can be picked up in the KHIS front
office starting January 2. Please note that Seniors will need to attach the following required documents to
the form to be considered for a Temporary Parking Pass: 1) a current driver's license,
2) current car insurance; and, 3) current car registration. Temporary Parking Passes will be approved on
a first come, first served basis. Only forms that are submitted with a copy of all of the required documents
will be reviewed. Passes will expire at the end of the school year and may be revoked at any time if any
of the Temporary Parking Pass rules are not followed. For those students who are not able to park on
campus, please be mindful of the No Parking areas and consider alternate ways of getting to school.
- D. Lindsey/Principal
CAFETERIA DROP-OFF and SAFETY REMINDERS
The cafeteria gate is open daily from 7:30 am-8:00 am for student drop-off. For safety reasons, please
exercise patience and do not bypass other cars and/or let students out before reaching the turnaround area
in the cafeteria parking lot. This includes stopping to let students out by the portables. This creates
the dangerous bottle necking of cars, bicyclists, and pedestrians by the cafe gate. Please drive slowly
since many bicyclists/pedestrians use the cafe gate to enter campus. Bicyclists/pedestrians are strongly
encouraged to use the Bike Gate to enter campus. We have ordered more signs to help remind everyone
to drive/bike/walk with caution. Thank you for your patience in advance. `- Admin
DRESS CODE
The dress code is still in effect. Please see page 17 in the Red Book to make sure that
you are complying with the dress code. Students out of dress code will be asked to change
and parents/guardians will be notified for repeated incidents. We have been lenient with the
fashionable tattered look, however, please refrain from wearing clothing with excessive rips
and holes above the height of the permissible shorts length. Also, remember that any type of
clothing displaying inappropriate language/symbols or representing/depicting gangs are prohibited.
Dress code violations with threatening messages/images will be treated as serious Chapter 19
offenses.
Students are not allowed to loiter on campus after school hours. Only students who have an
authorized reason to be on campus should be on campus after the bell rings and the school
buses have left. These reasons include, athletics, clubs, 21st Century Grant sessions, credit
recovery, and teacher supervised time for rehearsals/practice/tutoring. Parents/guardians should
have been informed and given permission for their child to be on campus for any activity after
normal school hours. This does not include evening school wide events such as Cheerfest,
Songfest, parent meetings, athletic events, etc. If you have any questions or concerns, please
contact Dr. Lindsey at 305-7300. - Admin
COLLEGE ATTIRE DAY
College attire day has been moved from Wednesday to Thursday. Please represent and present!
- Admin
PERSONAL ITEM DELIVERY
Due to the amount of personal items delivered to students, unless it is deemed
an emergency, students will need to come to the front office to get their items during
recess or lunch. Instructional time will not be interrupted and school personnel will not
be utilized for the purpose of delivering personal items. - Admin
STUDENT ID AND LUNCH REMINDER
Students are required to have their school ID and have a balance on their lunch account to
purchase meals. If students have lost or misplaced their school ID they may purchase or
request a replacement ID card at Q-0 or in the front office for a fee of $2, before school
or at recess. Students can pick-up their replacement ID during lunch in Q-0. If students
do not have money to purchase an replacement ID, an obligation slip will given to them in
their period one class to take home to their parents/guardians. Please call 305-7394 if
you do not want your child to get a replacement ID. - Admin
STUDENT OFF CAMPUS PASS
Students leaving campus during the school day are required to have an official Student Pass.
To expedite the process of a student getting a Student Pass, parents/guardians are advised to
call the school at 305-7380 in the morning or send a note with your child and drop it off at
Q-0 before school starts. Without prior notice, the wait time to get a student out of class
will vary depending on the availability of staff. We do not call classrooms during
instructional time.
Please include the following information in the note for a Student Pass:
1. Date note was written
2. Child's legal name and grade level
3. Date and time to be released
4. Reason for early release
5. Current phone number
6. Parent/guardian signature
Students who are 18 years old may sign themselves out of school, however, parent/guardians
will be notified and students will need administrative approval to be allowed back on campus.
You will be asked to present identification when picking up your child. Students will only be
released to their parent/guardian documented in school records (this does not include
Emergency Card contacts). The Student Pass must be returned to the front office if the
student returns to school before the end of the day. - Admin
***********************CONTACT INFORMATION*******************
Principal Donna Lindsey 305-7300 Main
SASA Vacant 305-7310 Main
Vice Principals Grades 7-8 Patricia Macadangdang 305-7322 Main
Grade 9 Mary Peters 305-7330 Main
Grade 10 Traci Ostermiller 305-7372 Main
Grades 11-12 Walter Santiago 305-7323 Main
Counselors Office Assistant Natasha Kamakeeaina-Tom 305-7321 Q3
Grade 8 Ottilia Te'o 305-7352 Q4
Grade 7 Emmanette Haiola 305-7353 Q4
Grade 9 James Peacock 305-7363 Q3
Grade 10 Finau Hafoka 305-7362 Q3
Grade 11 Amanda McCauley 305-7361 Q4
Grade 12 Matt Mumma 305-7360 Q3
Athletic Director Gillian Yamagata 305-7470 Gym
Trainer Maia Miller 305-7471 Gym
Front Office Accounting Margaret Primacio/Kelby Yadao 305-7331 Main
Lunch Deanna Kahele 305-7301 Main
Bus Charmaine Pina 305-7303 Main
Attendance- Office Assistant Janice Phillips 305-7380 Q-0
College & Career Latoya Wily 305-7488 Q2
Raynae Fonoimoana 305-7371 Q2
Student Services Coordinator Cussana Mapu 305-7390 R102
Special Education Lynda Wright 305-7383 R102
SSC Office Assistant Chasity Wily 305-7544 R102
Registrar Joe Holtzmann 305-7484 Q1
Registrar's Office Assistant Lolanda Mainaaupo-Remigio 305-7351 Q1
Cafeteria Roz Saizon 305-7493 Cafe
Custodian Sonya Domingues 305-7492 Custodian rm
Health Room Trisha Soliai 305-7400 R104
KAHUKU.ORG Carol Feinga 293-8919 R-bldg
email: [email protected]
Family Involvers Melanie Afualo 305-7437 H-104
Kela Miller 305-7373 H-104
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