09/05/2023 KVIKS News Bulletin

INTRO 

On today's bulletin, Senior Parent Night, PALC, and Homecoming . Coming up next!


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Aloha Vikings! This is your K-V-I-K-S News Bulletin for Tuesday, September 5th, 2023. I’m Mayo. The periods today are 1,3,5,and 7.


Senior Parent Night (9/4/23)-(9/7/23)

Hey, Seniors!  Please remember to inform your parents of the upcoming Senior Parent Night on Thursday, September 7th @ 5:30pm in our Auditorium.  At least one parent or legal guardian must be present in order for you to earn ONE (1) Commencement Ticket.  Parent attendance will be taken.  Hope to see you there!


 PALC

Aloha, Vikings! Are you interested in being onstage, offstage, backstage, or managing the stage? Applications for the Performing Arts Learning Center, or PALC are now available! Please come to B-208 - the auditorium - during recess or lunch if you have any questions, or if you want to pick up an application! Completed applications c  an also be dropped off at the auditorium, and will be accepted until Friday, September 15th, 2023!  


KVIKS Will be back after these announcements


Homecoming (Bransen and Dylan) (9/4/23)-(9/5/23)


Dylan: Hey Vikings, Grab your suitcase, ready your boarding pass, and fasten your seatbelts. Homecoming is right around the corner from September 11th to September 15th and we are proud to present you with our theme, “Oh, the places you'll go!” 

 

Bransen: This theme represents how no matter where you vikings go in life, you'll always have Hilo High as your home. Each class was able to pick a state within the United States. 


Dylan: Seniors are heading to the country music capital in Tennessee.


Bransen: Juniors are entering the Broadway stage as they travel to New York.


Dylan: Sophomores are heading to the golden state of California.


Bransen: and the Freshman better bundle up as they are headed to the coldest state in the US, Alaska! - PAUSE - We have planned an eventful week full of activities for you to participate in. 


Dylan: Kicking off our week on Monday, September 11th is Spin the Globe. Dress up to represent your class state and join us for a Lot. 


Bransen:Tuesday, September 12th is Teacher and Student Swap. Teachers dress like students, and students will dress up like teachers. Join us in front of the auditorium at lunch to play a game of “Are you smarter than a 5th grader.”


Dylan: Wednesday, September 13th we fly away from the real world into Barbie land for Life in the dreamhouse. We will have a rally at lunch where you can “Capture the Barbie” 


Bransen: Thursday, September 14th is Class Colors, if you are wearing class colors, come in front of the auditorium to get a treat during lunch recess and take pictures at our photobooth. 


Dylan:Friday, September 15th, we take it back home to Hilo High for our Blue and Gold Day. There will be a lot at the end of the day to conclude our homecoming week. 


Bransen: But don't forget to go to the game that night and support our Viking Football team! We will be having concession, lighting of the letters, court, and winning class dance. 


Dylan: Mark your calendars and be ready for a week full of great memories and Viking Pride.


Both: And remember, Once a Viking, Always a Viking. 


Go Fans [SPOTS Video]



[SPOT] Identification Cards [Mr. Trimble] (8/31/23)-(9/5/23)


Hello Vikings. This is Mr. Trimble, your Vice Principal. All students should have a Hilo High School Identification Card on their person at all times while on campus and while attending school functions. The Student ID Card is used for verification of student identity, school meal accounts, the HERO system, the library system, and other various purposes.


One of the most important times to have your Student ID Card is when purchasing any school meal.  If you are not aware, Hilo High is a participating Community Eligibility Program (CEP) School.  In short, this means that all Hilo High students are able to receive one FREE breakfast or wiki AND, one FREE lunch, per school day!  


The school meal service periods are busy times for everyone.  Yes, the lines can be very long and at times, may move very slowly.  That is why it is so important that all students are prepared and ready to zip through the service lines.  Here are the detailed steps to receiving school meals:


1 - Have your ID ready, preferably hanging on your lanyard around your neck, from a clip, or unobstructed in your hand.


2 - Stand and move attentively through the service lines.

Line cutting, horseplay, and saving spots for others are against school rules, and honestly....it's just not cool to do that.


3 - Receive your meal & included milk.


4 - Thank our cafeteria staff and smile.


5 - Present your unobstructed Student ID Card at the point of sale cashier to complete your lunch sale.  The barcode on your card will be scanned and the cashier will verify that you are in fact the person pictured on the ID Card.


That's it - 5 easy steps - It is really that simple.


Not having your ID card causes unnecessary delays at the service lines.


New and Replacement Student IDs are currently free of charge to all students, although replacement fees may be applied later in the school year.  SO.....head over to the main office during morning or lunch recess to obtain a Student ID card if you don't already have one.


When you are hungry, it's important to know,

Have your ID ready, so the lines aren't so slow!

                                                                                                                                                                                  

Thank you.


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We want to take Mr. Trimble’s reminders very seriously as starting today, the Cafeteria is NOW CLOSED! All of wiki and lunch is to be picked up from the patio kiosk for the foreseeable future. So students, please have your unobstructed ID card ready for scanning so that we can serve you all in a quick and orderly fashion.



College Visitations (8/30/23)-(11/23/23)

Hey Vikings!  UH Hilo will be here TODAY, Sept. 5 at 8:45am during pd 1. If you are interested in any of these upcoming presentations come to Room N-103 to sign up. See you then!


                             

HOST: Here is today's menu. 


For Wiki: Breakfast Chicken Patty, Pears, and Strawberry Kiwi Juice

For Lunch: Chicken Tenders, Baby Carrots, Edamame, Strawberry Fruit Gel, and Pears


Thank you for watching! Find more announcements and watch the bulletin again at hilohigh.org or download the mobile app. Follow @hilohighschool on Instagram and Facebook. This concludes today’s announcements. Have a great day vikings!



Other Announcements


ASVAB Registration (8/10/23)-(9/11/23)

All 10th-12th graders, this years first ASVAB administration is on Tuesday, September 12th, 2023. The test will be administered in C-215 and will start promptly at 8:10 AM. If you are planning on joining the military post-high school, you will need to take the ASVAB. Email Ms. Arquero at [email protected] to reserve your spot. Due to COVID-19, the number of test-takers per session have been reduced to 30. C-215 will be closed all morning on Tuesday, September 12th, 2023 to accommodate the test.



PSAT & N-M-S-Q-T Registration (8/28/23)-(9/29/23)

The PSAT/NMSQT is scheduled for Saturday, October 14, 2023.Those who are 9th-11th grade, interested in attending college and taking the SAT should highly consider taking this practice test to better prepare you for the real SAT. 11th graders who qualify for Free or Reduced lunch test for free. For all others, the test costs $18. To register, fill out the google form. Email Ms. Arquero at [email protected]. Spaces are limited to the first 100 students so sign up now!


College Visitation (8/30/23)-(11/23/23)                    

WELCOME BACK STUDENTS!!! Our College/Career Visitations are starting up again! If you are interested in any of these upcoming presentations come to Rm N-103 to sign up. See you then!


University of Hawaii at Hilo Tuesday, Sept. 5 at 8:45am/pd. 1 

Willamette University Friday, Sept. 8 at 9:00am/pd. 2 

Grand Canyon Friday, Sept. 8 at 10:00am/pd.4 

California Institute of Technology Monday, Sept.11 at 8:30am/pd. 2

Occidental College Tuesday, Sept. 12 at 8:30am/pd. 1 

Brown University Friday, Sept. 15 at 10:00am/pd. 4 

Seattle University Tuesday September 19 at 8:30am/pd.1 

Hawaii Pacific University Tuesday September 19 at 10:00am/pd. 3 

Creighton University Friday September 22 at10:00am/pd. 3 

Columbia University Wednesday, October 18 at 9:00am/pd. 2 

Charleston Southern University Wednesday, October 18 at 10:00am/pd. 4 

University of Puget Sound Friday, October 20 at 8:30am/pd. 2 

Point Loma Nazarene University Thursday, October 26 at 1:30pm/pd. 7 

Oregon Institute of Technology Friday, November 3 at 8:15am/2  

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