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KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS MAUI PAPA ILI’AHI CLASS OF 2021 APRIL 2018 PTSO NEWS April 2018 | Page 1 of 4 IMPORTANT DATES April 13 No school - In Service Day April 21 Ho’olaule’a April 27 Aha Mele April 27 Chapel May 18 Chapel May 24 Last day of School May 26 Class of 2018 Graduation Don’t forget to visit the Parent Information page as well as the Athletics page on the KS Maui Website for up-to-date events. HAWAIIAN PLATE BOOTH Class of 2021 needs your kokua! We still have over 20 shifts to fill. Do your part to help our class. Click here to sign up: https://signup.com/ mobileweb/2.0/vspot.html? groupkey=977010568346342021#group_page You must be food certified to work at any food booth. Certification is online and easy! Click here to get certified now: https:// ks.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/institution/IT- Training/public/Food%20Safety/story.html RUMMAGE SALE WANTS YOUR STUFF Clean out your closets and donate to the Ho’ol- aule’a Rummage Sale. Proceeds benefit KSM 10 year reunions. Donations accepted at any cam- pus office from March 26 – April 12. Please send in clean, gently used items. Men, Women & Chil- dren’s clothing, Electronics, CD’s, DVD’s, Books, Shoes, Household items and Toys. E kala mai, we cannot accept any furniture, TVs or appliances. Please place all donations in a large bag or box and label “Rummage.” COUNTRY STORE SEEKS DONATIONS Country Store seeks donations of baked goods, cut flowers, jellies/jam, homemade crafts, art, quilts, sewing crafts, etc. Email Country Store at [email protected] to let them know how you can help. WE ARE STILL LOOKING We are still looking to fill a few more Ho’olaule’a shadow positions. They are Food Chair, Non- Food Chair, Opala/Recycables and Sponsors. Let us know how you can help - contact co- chairs Erin Rodrigues 357-6601 or Lei Sing 264- 8370 or via email [email protected] ‘A‘ohe hana nui ke alu ‘ia No task is too big when done together by all
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KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS MAUI PAPA IL I ’AHI
CLASSOF2021 APRIL 2018 PTSO NEWS
April 2018 | Page 1 of 4
IMPORTANT DATES
April 13 No school - In Service Day
April 21 Ho’olaule’a
April 27 Aha Mele
April 27 Chapel
May 18 Chapel
May 24 Last day of School
May 26 Class of 2018 Graduation
Don’t forget to visit the Parent Information page
as well as the Athletics page on the KS Maui
Website for up-to-date events.
HAWAIIAN PLATE BOOTH Class of 2021 needs your kokua! We still have
over 20 shifts to fill. Do your part to help our
class. Click here to sign up: https://signup.com/
mobileweb/2.0/vspot.html?
groupkey=977010568346342021#group_page
You must be food certified to work at any food
booth. Certification is online and easy! Click
here to get certified now: https://
ks.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/institution/IT-
Training/public/Food%20Safety/story.html
RUMMAGE SALE WANTS YOUR STUFF Clean out your closets and donate to the Ho’ol-
aule’a Rummage Sale. Proceeds benefit KSM 10
year reunions. Donations accepted at any cam-
pus office from March 26 – April 12. Please send in
clean, gently used items. Men, Women & Chil-
dren’s clothing, Electronics, CD’s, DVD’s, Books,
Shoes, Household items and Toys. E kala mai, we
cannot accept any furniture, TVs or appliances.
Please place all donations in a large bag or box
and label “Rummage.”
COUNTRY STORE SEEKS
DONATIONS Country Store seeks donations of baked goods,
cut flowers, jellies/jam, homemade crafts, art,
quilts, sewing crafts, etc. Email Country Store at
[email protected] to let them know how you
can help.
WE ARE STILL LOOKING We are still looking to fill a few more Ho’olaule’a
shadow positions. They are Food Chair, Non-
Food Chair, Opala/Recycables and Sponsors.
Let us know how you can help - contact co-
chairs Erin Rodrigues 357-6601 or Lei Sing 264-
8370 or via email [email protected]
‘A‘ohe hana nui ke alu ‘ia No task is too big when done together by all
KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS MAUI CLASS OF 2021 FRESHMEN PTSO NEWS
April 2018| Page 2 of 4
PROJECT GRAD SURVEY RESULTS Mahalo for participating in the survey.
We received 46 responses. The most
popular fundraising ideas are: Jamba
Juice, Car Wash, Pukalani Superette,
Takamiya, Cook Book, Four Sisters
Bakery, Rummage Sale & Cookie
Sales. We’ll keep you posted on
when our first fundraiser will be. If
you’d like to make payment now,
send a $102 check written out to KSM
PTSO with your child’s name and C/O
2021 Project Grad in the memo sec-
tion. Put it in an envelope labeled
with your child’s name and “Project
Grad, Class of 2021”. Turn it in to the
High School office then email us at
[email protected] to let us
know you sent it in. We’ll send you a
receipt for your records.
Mālie, Cruz, Track & Field;
Labryana, Kaeo, Nalea, Swim;
Teani, Drama Club
ZERO WASTE AT HO’OLAULE’A Taylor Redman ’20, a member of Huliau Green Events (HGE) will be conducting her Senior Project
service at Hoʻolauleʻa ’18. Some of Taylor’s goals: Divert 75-95% of our waste from the landfill to be
completed or recycled & help educate the public to mālama ʻāina. Taylor will coordinate with the
planning team to order compostable items for our event. Taylor will also approach all of the food
truck vendors to consider purchasing compostable to-go wares for purchasers. Some of the services
HGE will provide: Set up manned Zero Waste Stations, Provide on-site coordinators to manage vol-
unteers, Provide signage for the event, Provide a post-event waste report including suggestions for
improvement for Hoʻolauleʻa 2019. Let’s do our part to support Taylor and her goals!
KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS MAUI CLASS OF 2021 FRESHMEN PTSO NEWS
April 2018 | Page 3 of 4
Sheldon & Varsity Volleyball team; La’akea, Brynn, Dyllyn, Nalea, Labryana & Water Polo team; Puniawa & Golf team; Volleyball Team & Golf Team PC: KSM
NEW BELL SCHEDULES BEGINNING NEXT YEAR KSM will implement new approaches that aim to improve the student experience at KSM. Kame-
hameha Maui is expanding the school day which will allow for increased curriculum time to better
prepare the students for post high college and career success. To implement this new approach
the Middle and High School campuses will have NEW bell schedules. The High School will start at
8:15 am and end at 3:20 pm Monday through Friday. The Middle School will start at 8:15 am and
end at 3:20 pm on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Tuesday will begin at 8:15 am and
end at 2:30 pm. The Elementary School will remain the same, starting at 7:45 am and ending at 2:30
pm. Click here to view the letter that was sent out to parents: http://www.ksbe.edu/assets/
forms_and_resources/maui_campus/KSM_2017-2018_Bell_Schedule_Parent_Newsletter.pdf
KAMEHAMEHA SCHOOLS MAUI CLASS OF 2021 FRESHMEN PTSO NEWS
April 2018 | Page 4 of 4
Dylan, Elijah, Taylor,
Isaiah, Tiger, Varsity
Baseball
SILENT AUCTION Each grade level is being asked to donate items for the silent auction. Our freshmen class will need
a minimum of 5 items donated at $40-50 per item. Donations are accepted at any campus office.
Please label with student name, grade, or business name and submit ASAP; address it to Jaime Pa-
lakiko, MS Campus. The form – “Silent Auction Donation form for families”
is available at https://tinyurl.com/ksmhoolaulea. Let us know if you will
be making a donation, email us at [email protected]
Got Questions? Call, Text or Email your PTSO Reps
Marilyn Stupplebeen 276-7591
Erin Rodrigues 357-6601
FOOD DONATION DAYS APRIL 2, 3, 4, 5 AND 6 CAMPUS DROP OFF LOCATIONS 7:00AM-8:00AM
*ES parking lot- drop off area *MS- parking lot- waiting area *HS -Paki Konia drop off area
OFF CAMPUS: BUS STOPS
*Kihei - Until 6:50AM *Lahaina- Until 6:50AM *Wailuku Stadium- Until 6:55AM
Papa - 9 : HAWAIIAN PLATE
1 ea Chicken Base/Powdered (3/4lb) -COSTCO or Island Grocery
1 Gallon Liquid Smoke -Island Grocery
1 ea 50lb bag Cane Sugar - COSTCO
42 bags- NICE brand long rice- 15.5 oz - Island Grocery
For the complete list of items Ho’olaule’a is seeking, click here: http://www.ksbe.edu/assets/
forms_and_resources/maui_campus/KSM_2017-2018_Food_Drive_Flyer.pdf. Label your donation
with your child’s name and grade and grade kuleana. Contact Food Chair, Kim Kamoku at (808)
357-6306 with any questions.
