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Waikele Family Focus Waikele Family Focus Parent-Community Networking Center (PCNC) Waikele Elementary School Vol. 14 No. 2 94-1035 Kukula St. September 2014 Waipahu, HI 96797 Phone: 677-6100 Website: www.waikelees.org “Together We Aim Higher” Principal Message Welcome to Waikele Elementary School. It is an honor and privilege to serve and lead as your Proud Principal of this truly special place. My goal is to continue to build upon the rich learning environment and to ensure that every student succeeds in school and life. Our faculty and staff are committed to provide a relevant and rigorous education assuring all students are college, career, and citizenship ready through the effective use of standards-based instruction promoting 21st century learning skills. Thank you all for your support over the past month, I am so impressed by the number of parents who have expressed their appreciation of our school, and acknowledge that we all have to work together to support our children. I am excited about continuing our journey that is grounded by our core beliefs to support our mission and vision of our school. I plan on having a coffee hour soon to share and elaborate on the many exciting things planned for your children. Thank you for your continued support. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at 677-6100 or simply stop by to say hello. Sincerely, Sheldon Oshio Principal September 2014 Calendar Mon, Sep 1 - LABOR DAY HOLIDAY – NO SCHOOL Thu, Sep 4 - LET, Gr. 2 – Waimea Valley Fri, Sep 5 - LET, Gr. 2 – Waimea Valley Tue, Sep 9 - Fall Picture Taking Day Mon, Sep 15 to - Fall Book Fair – Hale Kukui, 9a – 12p and 12:30p – 3:30p – On Wed, Sep 17 9a – 12p, 12:30p – 1:30p Fri, Sep 26 Mon, Sep 15 to - Goal Setting Conferences - SCHOOL ENDS 12:40p – No conference on Sep 17 & Sep 22 Fri, Sep 26 Tue, Sep 16 - ‘DOLLARS FOR DOUGH’ PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA DAY SCHOOL FUNDRAISER – sponsored by PCNC Fri, Sep 19 - Family Movie Night – “How To Train Your Dragon 2”, Sundown, Snacks/refreshments provided by Gr. 1 - Fall Family Book Fair Night – Hale Kukui – 6p – 8p Mon, Sep 22 - PC DAY – NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS Mon, Sep 29 - LET, Gr. 4 – Bishop Museum, 8:20a October 2014 Calendar Mon, Oct 6 to - FALL BREAK Fri, Oct 10 Tue, Oct 14 - ‘DOLLARS FOR DOUGH’ PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA DAY SCHOOL FUNDRAISER – sponsored by PCNC - CPR/AED Training – Grs. 4, 5, & 6 students - Energy Efficiency Workshop – 6:30p – 7:30p (Pizza @ 6p), Hale Hanai – sponsored by PCNC Thu, Oct 16 - LET, Gr. 1 – 9a – 1p, Waimanalo Farms Fri, Oct 17 - Family Movie Night – Movie to be determined, Sundown, Snacks/refreshments provided by Gr. 6 Tue, Oct 21 - Sign Waving Event – 5p – 6p, Lumiaina/Kukula St. intersection Wed, Oct 22 - TEACHER INSTITUTE DAY – NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS Mon, Oct 27 - Report Cards Go Home Thu, Oct 30 - LET, Gr. K – 8a – 1p, Waimanalo Farms Fri, Oct 31 - Character Parade – Happy Halloween! The Waikele Family Focus is a monthly publication of the Waikele Elementary School Parent-Community Networking Center (PCNC). Submit articles to Kiana Moore, PCNC Facilitator (677-6100), email: [email protected], or leave in the PCNC mailbox in Hale Ho’oulu (Admin. Bldg.). Deadline for submitting is five (5) days before the end of the month. Four Core Values Extra!! Extra!! Waikele Teachers/Staff Wish List Waikele Elementary along with the Waipahu Complex area schools, follow the four core values The Teachers and Staff of Waikele Elementary will of RESPECT, RESPONSIBILITY, HONESTY submit, as needed, a list of item(s) they would like and CARING. Each quarter, a value is highlighted to have “extra” for their classrooms, school and teachers along with their students do different projects, or work areas. They may also be used for things that help them to gain a better understanding other necessities for our school. about each value. The learning doesn't have to stop there. Families can also help to encourage these Parents and friends are our most valuable resource values as they are highlighted each quarter. for our needs. Please help fulfill their wishes by looking and asking around, both at home and at Our core value for 1st quarter is RESPECT. work. Used items are always welcome, as long as According to Webster Dictionary, RESPECT they are useable. If you can help, please turn the means to show or to treat someone with dignity and item(s) in to the Parent-Community Networking equality. In simple words, showing respect for Center (PCNC) Room, Admin. Ofc., or call PCNC others include things like not calling people mean Facilitator, Kiana Moore at 677-6100. names, treating people with courtesy, and caring On behalf of the Teachers and Staff, enough about yourself that you don't do things you Mahalo Nui Loa for your support!! know you can hurt others or yourself. "Respect is a two way street, if you want to get it, you've got Bottle Caps of Gatorade, Propel, Vitamin Water or to give it". Poweraid sports drinks Empty ½ gal. juice or milk cartons Annual Notification of Privacy Rights Borax Know your privacy rights as they apply to 1) student record Velcro information; 2) directory information; 3) surveys and other Lamination sheets information collection; and 4) military recruitment AA batteries information. For more information on your privacy rights, the laws that protect them, and how to exercise your rights, Empty Crystal Light containers contact your school administrator or visit Playdough http://bit.ly/FERPAHI. Used tennis balls Colored legal size paper Scholastic Fall Book Fair Sheet protectors Sponsored by PCNC 1” & 2” blue painter’s tape Dates: September 15 through September 26 2” packaging tape Empty baby food jars w/covers Times: 9a – 12p and 12:30p – 3:30p Cotton balls and Q-tips (Except Wed, Sep 17) Potting soil Times: 9a – 12p and 12:30p – 1:30p) Planting seeds (herbs or flowers) 4” – 6” flower pots Location: Hale Kukui Paper plates - small, medium & large Balloons – any size Scholastic Family Book Fair Night Foam & paper cups Sponsored by PCNC Friday, September 19, 6p – 8p Location: Hale Kukui Guerra Ohana – Box of school supplies Jordan & Jenise Cocson – Easel Board, Chalk & **Also happening that evening:** Transparency Film Family Movie Night Fort Ohana – Box of sheet protectors Hosted by Grade 1 “How to Train Your Dragon 2” Notice and Request for Accommodations Friday, September 19 – sunset in the courtyard If you are an individual with a disability, please contact our Food and refreshments will be available for administration, Ms. Higashi, Mr. Ginoza or Mr. Oshio at purchase. Bring your chairs and blankets and enjoy 677-6100 to make arrangements for accessibility to any school the movie for free under the stars! event at least 10 working days prior to the event. Reasonable efforts will be made to accommodate your request. Friendly Reminder To Parents McKinney-Vento Homeless Act If your child is on campus before 7:30 a.m. or after school Students eligible for McKinney-Vento Homeless Act services hours, he/she will not have adult supervision unless he/she between October 1, 2005 and June 26, 2008 have the right to is in an official program such as Kama’aina Kids or other request to be transferred to a school previously attended school business. during that period of time, if feasible. Mahalo from Grade K WAIKELE EXTRAVAGANZA The Grade K Movie Night on Friday, August 22, Fri, November 21, 2014 2014 was a great success because of the tremendous 5 p.m. – 8 p.m. support and generosity from the Waikele staff and families. The Grade K team would like to extend a Silent Auction/White Elephant Sale big thank you and appreciation for all the help and Donations Wanted!! contributions from the following people: New/Almost-New Items, Collectibles, Gift Cards Waikele cafeteria staff Mr. Greg DeSamito Nothing is “useless” or “junk” to everyone, so Waikele custodial staff please check your closets, garage, attics, under your Mr. Kevin Ginoza beds, drawers, bags, etc., and ask family & friends, Ms. Raynette Bantolina if they’d like to donate their unwanted item(s) to Mr. Gerard Aki help our fundraiser. No used clothing, please. Tyson Wailehua and family Savien Ribucan-Fuentes and family Gabriel Acoba and family We are also asking for donations of Jason Roy Lopez and family Canned Drinks, Juice & Bottled Water Brianne Adriano and family Bronson Adriano and family Questions/Inquiries? Contact PCNC Kiana Moore Corinthian Sua and family at 677-6100 or [email protected] Rayan Stephen Gonzales and family Ethan Kaneshiro and family Please donate your Goods / Drinks by Thu, Nov. 20 Kaitlyn Cambe and family Caleb Chun and family Brooke Haines and family Craft Booth Spaces Available! Tracey King and family Hikaru Kobayashi and family Craft Booth Spaces Available inside Hale Hanai Katherine Merjilla and family Booth Cash Donation - $20.00 Morgan Pitt and family Join in all the fun with all the happenings! Sherry Mae Ramos and family Kloe Robshaw and family Game Booths-Food Booths-Silent Auction Joshua Sazer and family Live Entertainment and much more!! Ka`niya Smalls and family Anela Wilson-Filisi and family If You: Lauren Osaki - Have a child/relative/friend currently attending Waikele Elementary School Jazzell Alexis-Rei and family Emily Fukui and family - Can donate at least one (1) of your craft Zolie Heiser and family items to our Silent Auction Hayden Edward Reese Inis and family - Sell only handmade or handcrafted items – Mina Jokon and family sorry, no baked goods unless you show food Jamari Joseph and family Isaiah Jebel Langkio and family license! Makaela Masao and family - Can sell any one (1) item for not more than Marley Moran and family $15.00 each and not duplicate anyone else’s Kara Grace Oamil and family crafts Aderin Otto and family Josiah Santana and family - Can provide your own tent and table(s) if Cy Tanita and family outdoor John Tavares, Jr.
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