02/20/2024 KVIKS News Bulletin

 

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Aloha, ʻo wau ʻo Iverson a eia Ka Waiwai Hawaiʻi o Ka Pule or the Hawaiian value of the week.  

This weekʻs Waiwai Hawaiʻi is Laulima which means cooperation or working together. 

Aloha, ʻo wau ʻo Aelani me ka haʻawina ʻaʻa no ka pule or challenge for the week.  I challenge you to practice this value by working as a team, class, or even school. Working together gets things done faster so try your best to help out when working in groups. Things like giving ideas, taking initiative, or having a role in a project are good ways to cooperate with others. 

aloha, ʻo wau ʻo Kainalu and I leave you with this ʻōlelo Noʻeau to keep in mind while you challenge yourself to practice this weekʻs Hawaiian value. (‘A’ohe hana nui ke alu ‘ia . Which means No task is too big when done together by all). Have a great week and donʻt forget to practice Laulima.

I lā maikaʻi! 


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Hawaiian Language KVIKS Intro

Aloha kakahiaka kākou! ʻO wau ʻo (Chesney) me (Pa’a) ma KVIKS. ʻO ka lā (iwakālua) kēia o Pepeluali, he (Poʻalua). Aia ka papa ʻekahi, ʻekolu, ʻelima a ʻehiku ma kēia lā. Eia ka nūhou o ka lā.


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Good Morning Vikings! This is your K-V-I-K-S News Bulletin for Tuesday, February 20th, 2024. My name is . The periods today are 1, 3, 5, and 7.


WHATS NEW VIKINGS?


Sign Up for Student Credit Union (2/19 - 2/23/2024)

DON'T FORGET!!! Freshmen, you still have THIS WEEK to sign up for the credit union, win 10 HERO points, some cool merch, and even $27 dollars added to your account if you win our drawing! Want to join but don't remember how? No problem!! Instructions are outside of room A-16 and are posted on the Hilo High Instagram!


US Military Branches Information (2/20/24-2/23/24)

Aloha, Vikings! This week, the following United States Military Branches will be on campus during lunch to talk stories and share information with anyone who is interested.

Tuesday, February 20th - Army

Wednesday, February 21st - Navy

Friday, February 23rd - Marines

If you are interested, stop by at their table in front of B-bldg during lunch to ask questions and maybe earn some free giveaways!


Construction Career Field Trip (2/20/24-2/21/24)

This announcement is for all students who submitted your field trip form to attend the Construction Career Day this Thursday, February 22nd.  We are boarding the buses at the Hilo High Bus Ramp at 8:00am.  In order to attend the field trip, you must adhere to the following guidelines:


Wear shirts with sleeves - no tank tops

Wear long pants or jeans WITH NO RIPS OR HOLES.

Wear covered shoes - NOT Crocs, slippers or sandals

Long hair must be tied back and out of the way

Do not wear jewelry


All of these dress requirements are for your safety.  If you show up at the bus without these requirements met, you will be required to stay back. Also, personal bags and cell phones are not allowed.  School bags can be checked in at Ms. Moore's Office B-35 between 7:30 and 8:00am. When we get there, you will be provided a small bag with your safety equipment that is yours to keep.  Lunch will also be provided to us before we return to school.  We are looking forward to this experience, and we hope you are too!  Please see Mrs. Frias in N-103 if you have any questions.


KVIKS WILL BE BACK AFTER THESE MESSAGES


CONGRATULATIONS MRS. NOLAN (2/20 - 2/21, 2024)

We would like to congratulate our very own Mrs. Nolan for earning her National Board for Professional Teaching Standards certification. This certification recognizes educators who have reached the highest standards for teaching. Mrs. Nolan was one of TWO teachers on our Island who was recognized by the Department of Education and Governor Josh Green. We are so proud to have a new National Board Certified Teacher! In honor of Mrs. Nolan, don’t forget to check your email!


Hawaiian Word of the Day

Aloha kākou!  ʻO wau ʻo Kekupa’a  a ʻo wau ʻo Isaiah.  

 a eia ka huaʻōlelo Hawaiʻi o ka lā.

pāisi hāʻawe-pāisi hāʻawe -show the item in your hand) which means Backpack

A eia he laʻana (or example sentence) me (pāisi hāʻawe):  mākaukau au no ke kula i ke kau ‘ana i ko’u pāisi hāʻawe. 

Translates to: “I get ready for school by putting on my backpack.”

We hope you can use this word in your daily life!  

Mahalo.  I lā maikaʻi!  

Aloha!


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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


Junior College Day Field Trip (2/12/24-2/24/24)

Good morning class of 2025 Juniors!  This announcement is for you.  Your Junior year is more than halfway over, and your Senior year will be here before you know it.  Have you started thinking about college?  Have you been talking with your parents about it?  Would you be interested in visiting some colleges on the island of Oahu?  Hilo High School is partnering with the Ohana Engagement Program at UH Hilo to take TEN Hilo High Juniors and their parent/guardian to Oahu on Friday, April 26th.  They plan to visit 2 or 3 different campuses, and all expenses for travel and meals will be covered for the day.  Applications are open NOW, and are due by February 29th.  Remember, only 10 student/parent pairs will be selected, so talk to your parents about it and APPLY!  See Mrs. Frias in N-103 if you have any questions.

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