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Nov 21: 3rd Annual Ho`oulu Ha`aheo Festival Announced |
Make plans to attend the 3rd Annual Ho`oulu Ha`aheo from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 21 on the school campus. Lots of activities will be going on and this event allows all clubs on campus to make money via games and the sale of ono food items. Mahalo!
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Before Dec. 1: Seniors Order Cap & Gown |
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The due date for ordering a cap and gown through the school is past. If you didn't place an order, but want a cap and gown for your graduating senior, please mail your order (forms were handed out to each student, so check their backpack). The address is Balfour, PO Box 25281, Honolulu, HI 96825. There will be late fees if ordered after Dec. 1. EVERY graduate must have a cap and gown to participate in commencement. |
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Now through Dec. 1: HHS PTSA Cookbook Contest |
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Want to win a $50 Safeway Card? Well, the HHS PTSA is holding a Cookbook Contest: now through Dec. 1 for all parents/guardians/students/teachers/staff alumni of Hilo High School. Simply go to Fundcraft.com
Our web id is 12578-09pk –no password needed, simply go in and type your favorite recipe.
The categories are pupus , soups and salads, pasta and rice veggies main dishes, desert and breads, dis and dat
The deadline for inputing your recipe, which in turn enters you in the contest, is December 1, so don't delay! Enter today! The winner of the contest will be announced at the Christmas Craft Faire on December 5. Winner need not be present to win. |
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December 6: PTSA Craft Faire |
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We've had an incredible response for spaces at the HHS PTSA Craft Faire from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 6 in the school cafeteria. As a result, we have expanded the amount of spaces we will have, allowing for a few more vendors. If you'd like to sign up for a space, please contact PTSA President Maria Macias at
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and she will send you a packet of information. I will say last year we had a tremendous turnout of customers and are hoping for more this year! |
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Superintendent's Message Furlough Days |
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On October 20 the Hawaii Government Employees Association ratified a two-year contract with the State of Hawaii.
This means that HGEA employees along with teachers and students will not report to work and school on furlough Fridays. So don't forget, there is no school on October 23rd for
students. (Furlough Fridays for the remainder of 2009: November 6, 20; December 4, 11, 18)
Furloughs
will require all of us to work together as a community in the best
interests of Hawaii's keiki. We invite you to visit our web site at hawaiidoe.org for furlough information.
Mahalo for your continued support of Hawaii's public schools and
students. |
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Federal Survey Cards Due Now |
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All parents and guardians who received federal survey cards need to return them to the main office ASAP. Families are selected randomly and, if their circumstances qualify, the school receives extra funds from the federal government. |
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Back by popular demand! Tutoring will be offered again this year from 1:30-2:30 p.m. each Wednesday starting on Sept. 30th on the patio directly behind the main office. If you have a student who needs help in math, reading, writing, etc...please make sure they come, even if you have to meet them after school and bring them! Snacks will be provided. We can also use more reading, math, literacy, writing tutors each week, so if you have the time, please come and help out. Also, if you have a student who is advanced in math and English and can help tutor other students, please tell them to come out and help. If they are faithful volunteers, I will be more than happy to write them a recommendation letter for their scholarships. Let's all work together and fill the patio with successful teachers and learners! |
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