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Quarter 2/Semester 1 Report Cards |
Quarter 2/Semester 1 Report Cards have been given to students in period 1 on Tuesday, January 17, 2012.
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Sign up for e-scrip today to benefit HHS PTSA |
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Do you shop at Safeway? If you do, our Hilo High School PTSA can benefit from your regular shopping experience. Please take a moment and go to http://escrip.com to sign up for the program. Then, when you shop we get a portion of how much you spend. It's that simple! You only need your Safeway Club Card number. BTW, it is a safe site. We've been using it for years without one problem! Please do this today, as it will help support Teacher's Appreciation, Scholarships, Reflections Contest, and snacks for our afterschool Homework Help Program. |
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How to Use the Online HHSEdline System |
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Hilo High School has implemented an on-line student progress report communication system, Edline, which parents can access through the Internet. Edline makes it
possible for parents to check student reports and communicate with teachers
about how your child is doing. Students and parents/guardians need an activation code to create an account. This should have come home from your child's period 1 teacher. If
you have not received an activation code, ask you child to obtain it
from any of his/her teachers or by completing a request form in the
school office. Please remember, there is one code per parent and one code per student. If you have more than one student, you will need to activate each code separately. Once this is achieved, you can combine accounts to see more than one student. Once you activate your account(s), you just need to remember your screen name(s) and password(s) to login. There are two ways to access HHSEdline. One way is to go to the official Hilo High School website at http://www.hilohs.k12.hi.us/ and click on the Edline quick link. The other is to go directly to Edline. Once you access the site, go to the HELP tab for instructions on creating an account. Once you have accessed your Edline account, select My Content, then click on Private Reports. You will find your child’s classes and report summaries |
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Superintendent's Letter to Parents |
The McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act (MVA) ensures that students eligible for MVA services have equal access to the same appropriate public education that is provided to students who are not eligible for MVA services. Students who were eligible for MVA services between October 1, 2005 and June 26, 2008, may transfer when feasible to a school previously attended during that time period. For more information, click here.
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Hilo High Asbestos Report for June 2011 |
Aloha Hilo High School Parents and Guardians, The Asbestos Hazard Emergency Response Act requires all schoolss to be inspected to identify any asbestos containing materials. The law further requires a management plan based upon that inspection. Hilo High School conducted a required six months surveillance on June 15, 2011 and will complete the next surveillance on December 15, 2011. The recent inspection revealed there is no change in the condition of the asbestos containing materials identified in the school buildings. A copy of the school's management paln, as well as the inspection report is available for your review in the school's administrative office during regular office hours. This message was approved and signed off by Hilo High School Principal Robert Dircks. |
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FREE computer-based reading/comprehension program available to ALL Hilo High students |
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Does your student need help with reading comprehension or critical thinking skills? You might be interested to know that Hilo High School has achive3000.com accounts for every student, Your student's English teacher has their username and password. You can procure them and have your student work to better their skills from ANY computer! For those that aren't familiar with Achive3000, it's an online reading-comprehension and critical thinking tool that presents articles about current events tailored to an individual child's reading level, and then provides quizzes to measure how well the student understood the story. It also tracks their progress and gets harder as the student improves. |
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