KONAWAENA HS BULLIITN

Subject: daily bulletin 8-27-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Wrestling sign-up is on Friday, August 29. Meet after school at the wrestling room. C. Johnson/L. Crozier

2. Poly club meeting morning recess August 28, 2008. Please come to sign up and discuss our practices. J. Palu/ W. Furuto

3. NHS members meeting today in Mr. Rossman’s room at lst recess. turn in your permission form, fee and get details of camp. See you there! K. Sugai-Dahl

4. Class Meetings will be on Monday, September 8. The bell schedules were placed in teachers boxes and each class is responsible for securing a meeting location. B. Mattos/W. Furuto

5. Do you remember The Invisible Children from Uganda? They still need us! Come to our first meeting of the year and we’ll get ready for The Invisible Children team to come; Thursday in Ms. Fritz’s room O-106 during morning recess. Snacks provided. L. Fritz

6. Your vote on the Problem Identification Survey is needed. Peer Ed asks you to complete this survey at the beginning of each year so that we can develop classroom and school wide events for the topics you feel Konawaena needs to address the most. The survey takes less than 2 minutes to complete. You may pick one up in the library or the Principal’s office. Mahalo! J. Grissim

7. Announcement to all KSG students, all grade 9 - 12 class officers and Peer Ed students: We will meet on Wednesday at recess in Mr. Furuto’s room, G120, to receive your direction and input into the quarterly school wide reward events. Very important meeting! J. Grissim

SENIORS:

8. T-shirt Contest deadline is this Friday, August 29. Designs will be collected during 6th period, be sure to get them in to Mr. Duggan. K. Staup/J. Duggan

9. Reminder: Deadline to turn in Senior Packets for yearbook is this Friday, August 29. Turn in envelopes to Miss Stavrovsky’s mailbox. Anything later will not be accepted! J. Stavrovsky

10. Attention All Seniors: our next class meeting will be held on August 28 at 5:30 in the cafe. Help make our pancake breakfast great! K. Staup/ J. Duggan

11. Attention Seniors! A mandatory 5 Pancake Breakfast tickets must be sold per senior or it will be an obligation. K. Staup/ J. Duggan

12. The senior that sells the most pancake tickets will receive 2 free prom tickets; 2nd place will be awarded 1 free prom ticket and everyone else 1 general admission graduation ticket per 15 pancake tickets. K. Staup/J. Duggan

SOPHOMORES:

13. Sophomore Class T-shirt Design Contest. Submit original artwork on a jump drive or CD. For more information see class officers. Entry due by August 29. C. Sinclair

FACULTY:

14. Your vote on the Problem Identification Survey is needed. Peer Ed asks you to complete this survey at the beginning of each year so that we can develop classroom and school wide events for the topics you feel Konawaena needs to address the most. The survey takes less than 2 minutes to complete. You may pick one up in the library or the Principal’s office. Mahalo! J. Grissim

15. On October 2 and 3, Stoptheviolence.org, domestic violence action center will train the freshman through their history classes on technology safety (prevention of cyberbulling) and teen dating relationship safety. J. Grissim

WIKI: TERI BURGER LUNCH: TURKEY PASTRAMI

Subject: daily bulletin 8-26-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. NHS members please come to an important meeting on Wednesday during lst recess, August 27th in Mr. Rossman’s room. Yu can turn in your camp persmission form and camp fee at the meeting. See you there! K. Sugai-Dahl

2. Class Meetings will be on Monday, September 8. The bell schedules were placed in teachers boxes and each class is responsible for securing a meeting location. B. Mattos/W. Furuto

3. Do you remember The Invisible Children from Uganda? They still need us! Come to our first meeting of the year and we’ll get ready for The Invisible Children team to come; Thursday in Ms. Fritz’s room O-106 during morning recess. Snacks provided. L. Fritz

4. Your vote on the Problem Identification Survey is needed. Peer Ed asks you to complete this survey at the beginning of each year so that we can develop classroom and school wide events for the topics you feel Konawaena needs to address the most. The survey takes less than 2 minutes to complete. You may pick one up in the library or the Principal’s office. Mahalo! J. Grissim

5. Announcement to all KSG students, all grade 9 - 12 class officers and Peer Ed students: We will meet on Wednesday at recess in Mr. Furuto’s room, G120, to receive your direction and input into the quarterly school wide reward events. Very important meeting! J. Grissim

SENIORS:

6. T-shirt Contest deadline is this Friday, August 29. Designs will be collected during 6th period, be sure to get them in to Mr. Duggan. K. Staup/J. Duggan

7. Reminder: Deadline to turn in Senior Packets for yearbook is this Friday, August 29. Turn in envelopes to Miss Stavrovsky’s mailbox. Anything later will not be accepted! J. Stavrovsky

8. If you are looking for money for college come to the counseling center and check out the Gromet foundation Scholarship. Eligibility is fre/reduced lunch, 3.5 GPA, and planning on attending a four year college or university. $1500 for Hawaii college, $5000 for mainland universities. See Mrs. Ramsey for details and application. D. Ramsey

9. If you are UH Manoa bound and want to check out their campus or programs you can participate in a UHM campus visitation. Hoa Kako’o is a one-on-one shadowing program for high school juniors and seniors. Also group campus visits can be arranged. Interested? See Mrs. Ramsey.

10. Gear Up Students. You can apply for a Gear Up scholarship by going on line at www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org. Average award is $4710. D. Ramsey

11. Want to go to a private community college on Oahu? Hawaii Tokai International college might be the one for you. The offer reduced tuition for students in good academic standing. Check them out in the counseling center in G121. D. Ramsey

12. Attention All Seniors: our next class meeting will be held on August 28 at 5:30 in the cafe. Help make our pancake breakfast great! K. Staup/ J. Duggan

13. Attention Seniors! A mandatory 5 Pancake Breakfast tickets must be sold per senior or it will be an obligation. K. Staup/ J. Duggan

14. The senior that sells the most pancake tickets will receive 2 free prom tickets; 2nd place will be awarded 1 free prom ticket and everyone else 1 general admission graduation ticket per 15 pancake tickets. K. Staup/J. Duggan

SOPHOMORES:

15. Sophomore Class T-shirt Design Contest. Submit original artwork on a jump drive or CD. For more information see class officers. Entry due by August 29. C. Sinclair

FACULTY:

16. Your vote on the Problem Identification Survey is needed. Peer Ed asks you to complete this survey at the beginning of each year so that we can develop classroom and school wide events for the topics you feel Konawaena needs to address the most. The survey takes less than 2 minutes to complete. You may pick one up in the library or the Principal’s office. Mahalo! J. Grissim

17. On October 2 and 3, Stoptheviolence.org, domestic violence action center will train the freshman through their history classes on technology safety (prevention of cyberbulling) and teen dating relationship safety. J. Grissim

WIKI: FISH BURGER LUNCH: BEEF & BEAN BURRITO

Subject: daily bulletin 8-25-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Open House Wednesday, August 27, 5:00pm. Please don’t forget to tell your folks! S. Suzuki

2. Morning music production begins Monday 8/25 at 7:30am- Opportunity of a life time! Be there by 7:25 all who registered. J. Grissim

3. Announcement to all KSG students, all grade 9 - 12 class officers and Peer Ed students: We will meet on Wednesday at recess in Mr. Furuto’s room, G120, to receive your direction and input into the quarterly school wide reward events. Very important meeting! J. Grissim

SENIORS:

4. Reminder: Deadline to turn in Senior Packets for yearbook is this Friday, August 29. Turn in envelopes to Miss Stavrovsky’s mailbox. Anything later will not be accepted! J. Stavrovsky

5.If you are looking for money for college come to the counseling center and check out the Gromet foundation Scholarship. Eligibility is fre/reduced lunch, 3.5 GPA, and planning on attending a four year college or university. $1500 for Hawaii college, $5000 for mainland universities. See Mrs. Ramsey for details and application. D. Ramsey

6. If you are UH Manoa bound and want to check out their campus or programs you can participate in a UHM campus visitation. Hoa Kako’o is a one-on-one shadowing program for high school juniors and seniors. Also group campus visits can be arranged. Interested? See Mrs. Ramsey.

7. Gear Up Students. You can apply for a Gear Up scholarship by going on line at www.hawaiicommunityfoundation.org. Average award is $4710. D. Ramsey

8. Want to go to a private community college on Oahu? Hawaii Tokai International college might be the one for you. The offer reduced tuition for students in good academic standing. Check them out in the counseling center in G121. D. Ramsey

9. Want to help plan for prom or graduation? Join a committee- sign up or get more info from Mr. Duggan and/or Mrs. Satta-Ellis. Deadline: August 22, 2008. K. Staup/J. Duggan

10. Attention All Seniors: our next class meeting will be held on August 28 at 5:30 in the cafe. Help make our pancake breakfast great! K. Staup/ J. Duggan

11.Attention Seniors! A mandatory 5 Pancake Breakfast tickets must be sold per senior or it will be an obligation. K. Staup/ J. Duggan

12.The senior that sells the most pancake tickets will receive 2 free prom tickets; 2nd place will be awarded 1 free prom ticket and everyone else 1 general admission graduation ticket per 15 pancake tickets. K. Staup/J. Duggan

13.It’s time for the T-shirt Design Contest. Design must include the cobra and hibiscus. Deadline is Aug. 29. For more info see any class officers. K. Staup/J. Duggan

SOPHOMORES:

14.Sophomore Class T-shirt Design Contest. Submit original artwork on a jump drive or CD. For more information see class officers. Entry due by August 29. C. Sinclair

WIKI: CHICKEN PATTY ON BUN LUNCH: MEATBALLS W/GRAVY

Subject: daily bulletin 8-22-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Open House Wednesday, August 27, 5:00pm. Please don’t forget to tell your folks! S. Suzuki

2. Morning music production begins Monday 8/25 at 7:30am- Opportunity of a life time! Be there by 7:25 all who registered. J. Grissim

4. All Class Officers, KSG Officers, and Grade Level Head Advisors MUST ATTEND A MANDATORY MEETING during recess on Friday, 8/22 regarding Homecoming. S. Ramirez/W. Furuto

5. Any student interested in joining LEO Club, come to our lst meeting on Friday during recess in Rm C-110. K. Kobayashi

6. Travel Club: Our first potluck will be on today during lunch in E101. The theme is Italian Cuisine. P. Stover

7. Any interested ninth, tenth and eleventh grade students can sign up to take the PSAT with Ms. Robbins in G121. The test will be given on Saturday, October 18 at the Konawaena High Cafeteria. There is no cost, however the number of available seats is limited. Sign up is on a first come, first serve basis. Deadline to sign up is Monday, October 13. D. Ramsey

SENIORS:

8. Want to help plan for prom or graduation? Join a committee- sign up or get more info from Mr. Duggan and/or Mrs. Satta-Ellis. Deadline: August 22, 2008. K. Staup/J. Duggan

9. Attention All Seniors: our next class meeting will be held on August 28 at 5:30 in the cafe. Help make our pancake breakfast great! K. Staup/ J. Duggan

10. Attention Seniors! A mandatory 5 Pancake Breakfast tickets must be sold per senior or it will be an obligation. K. Staup/ J. Duggan

11. The senior that sells the most pancake tickets will receive 2 free prom tickets; 2nd place will be awarded 1 free prom ticket and everyone else 1 general admission graduation ticket per 15 pancake tickets. K. Staup/J. Duggan

12. Senior Packets for yearbook are available in room E201 or F218. See a yearbook staff member for a packet. Reminder: Due date is Friday, August 29. J. Stavrovsky

13. It’s time for the T-shirt Design Contest. Design must include the cobra and hibiscus. Deadline is Aug. 29. For more info see any class officers. K. Staup/J. Duggan

SOPHOMORES:

14. Sophomore Class T-shirt Design Contest. Submit original artwork on a jump drive or CD. For more information see class officers. Entry due by August 29. C. Sinclair

WIKI: CHEESE PIZZA LUNCH: SPAGHETTI W/ MEAT SAUCE

Subject: daily bulletin 8-21-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. All Class Officers ,KSG Officers, and Grade Level Head Advisors MUST ATTEND A MANDATORY MEETING during recess on Friday, 8/22 regarding Homecoming. S. Ramirez/W. Furuto

2. CONGRATULATIONS to the JV & Varsity football teams for showing pride & determination during the games verses Kealakehe. Support the teams as they play Kea’au JV & Waimea’s Varsity this Saturday at 5:00. L. Crozier

3. Any 9-12 graders we still need more cross country runners! L. Crozier

4. Any student interested in joining LEO club, come to our lst meeting on Friday during recess in Rm C-110. K. Kobayashi

5. Japanese Club meeting Thursday, August 21, in S202. M. Tanaka/L. Takizawa

6. Travel Club: Our first potluck will be on Friday, August 22 during lunch in E101. The theme is Italian Cuisine. Please sign up with Mrs. Stover to bring a dish. P. Stover

SENIORS:

8. Want to help plan for prom or graduation? Join a committee- sign up or get more info from Mr. Duggan and/or Mrs. Satta-Ellis. Deadline: August 22, 2008. K. Staup/J. Duggan

9. Attention All Seniors: our next class meeting will be held on August 28 at 5:30 in the cafe. Help make our pancake breakfast great! K. Staup/ J. Duggan

10. Attention Seniors! A mandatory 5 Pancake Breakfast tickets must be sold per senior or it will be an obligation. K. Staup/ J. Duggan

12. Senior Packets for yearbook are available in room E201 or F218. See a yearbook staff member for a packet. Reminder: Due date is Friday, August 29. J. Stavrovsky

13. It’s time for the T-shirt Design Contest. Design must include the cobra and hibiscus. Deadline is Aug. 29. For more info see any class officers. K. Staup/J. Duggan

SOPHOMORES:

14. Sophomore Class T-shirt Design Contest. Submit original artwork on a jumpdrive or CD. For more information see class officers. Entry due by August 29. C. Sinclair

FRESHMEN:

Any freshman interested in running for 9th grade officer, come to room D-125 during recess on Thursday, August 21. Mrs. Gambone

WIKI: CHICKEN PATTY ON BUN LUNCH: CHEESE PIZZA

Subject: daily bulletin 8-20-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. CONGRATULATIONS to the JV & Varsity football teams for showing pride & determination during the games verses Kealakehe. Support the teams as they play Kea’au JV & Waimea’s Varsity this Saturady at 5:00. L. Crozier

2. Also 9-12 graders we still need more cross country runners! L. Crozier

3. Any student interested in joining LEO club, come to our lst meeting on Friday during recess in Rm C-110. K. Kobayashi

4. Japanese Club meeting Thursday, August 21, in S202. M. Tanaka/L. Takizawa

5. Travel Club: Our first potluck will be on Friday, August 22 during lunch in E101. The theme is Italian Cuisine. Please sign up with Mrs. Stover to bring a dish. P. Stover

6. The Science Bowl team will host its first practice session (and tryouts) on Wednesday, August 20 during morning recess. If interested, please report to E101 (Mrs. Stover’s) class during that time. P. Stover

7. There will be a monthly meeting of officers, board members, any other interested students, of the Hawaii community Student Credit Union in Mr. Kennel’s room G233. During lunch on Wed., August 20th. R. Kennel

8. Any interested ninth, tenth and eleventh grade students can sign up to take the PSAT with Ms. Robbins in G121. The test will be given on Saturday, October 18 at the Konawaena High Cafeteria. There is no cost, however the number of available seats is limited. Sign up is on a first come, first serve basis. Deadline to sign up is Monday, October 13. D. Ramsey

SENIORS:

9. Want to help plan for prom or graduation? Join a committee- sign up or get more info from Mr. Duggan and/or Mrs. Satta-Ellis. Deadline: August 22, 2008. K. Staup/J. Duggan

10. Attention All Seniors: our next class meeting will be held on August 28 at 5:30 in the cafe. Help make our pancake breakfast great! K. Staup/ J. Duggan

11. Attention Seniors! A mandatory 5 Pancake Breakfast tickets must be sold per senior or it will be an obligation. K. Staup/ J. Duggan

13. Senior Packets for yearbook are available in room E201 or F218. See a yearbook staff member for a packet. J. Stavrovsky

14. Seniors who are planning on attending a four year university or college, will graduate in spring of 2009, and are a US citizen may participate in the Horatio Alger Association Scholarship Program. Award amounts up to $20,000!! See Mrs. Ramsey in G121 for information. Deadline is October 30. D. Ramsey

15. The Will to Win scholarship is designed to help students who suffer from asthma. Up to $50,000!!! For more information see Mrs. Ramsey in G121. D. Ramsey

16. Seniors who are University of Hawaii, Manoa bound can pick up applications at the counseling center in G121. They can also go online at apply.hawaii.edu. to download an application. The University suggests that students apply before the winter holiday break. Questions? See your counselor. D. Ramsey

17. It’s time for the T-shirt Design Contest. Design must include the cobra and hibiscus. Deadline is Aug. 29. For more info see any class officers. K. Staup/J. Duggan

SOPHOMORES:

18. Sophomore Class T-shirt Design Contest. Submit original artwork on a jumpdrive or CD. For more information see class officers. Entry due by August 29. C. Sinclair

FRESHMEN:

19. Any freshman interested in running for 9th grade officer, come to room D-125 during recess on Thursday, August 21. Mrs. Gambone

WIKI: TURKEY PASTRAMI ON BUN LUNCH: HOT DOG ON BUN

Subject: daily bulletin 8-19-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Travel Club: Our first potluck will be on Friday, August 22 during lunch in E101. The theme is Italian Cuisine. Please sign up with Mrs. Stover to bring a dish. P. Stover

2. The Science Bowl team will host its first practice session (and tryouts) on Wednesday, August 20 during morning recess. If interested, please report to E101 (Mrs. Stover’s) class during that time. P. Stover

3. To all NHS members: A meeting will be held on Wednesday, 8/20 in room D123 during first recess. C. Kamigaki/K. Sugai Dahl

4. There will be a monthly meeting of officers, Board members and any other interested students of the Hawaii Community Student Credit Union in Mr. Kennel’s room G223 during lunch on Wed. Aug. 20th. R. Kennel

5. Hiking Club- First meeting of the year in Mr. Wiley’s room Tuesday during morning recess. We will start planning our outings for the year. J. Wiley

6. People who signed up for the Zero Period Make Music class meet on Tuesday, 8/19 in the library at 12:15. Bring your lunch and meet with Louis Pinnault, the teacher. Mr. Woody

7. Permanent Bus Passes have arrived. Bring in your temporary bus pass to exchange it for a permanent one. Do not come during class time. R. Andrade

9. Poly Club sign-up sheets are in Furuto’s class room G-120, morning recess. Please come and join. J. Palu/ W. Furuto

SENIORS:

10. Want to help plan for prom or graduation? Join a committee- sign up or get more info from Mr. Duggan and/or Mrs. Satta-Ellis. Deadline: August 22, 2008. K. Staup/J. Duggan

11. Attention All Seniors: our next class meeting will be held on August 28 at 5:30 in the cafe. Help make our pancake breakfast great! K. Staup/ J. Duggan

12. Attention Seniors! A mandatory 5 Pancake Breakfast tickets must be sold per senior or it will be an obligation. K. Staup/ J. Duggan

13. The senior that sells the most pancake tickets will receive 2 free prom tickets; 2nd place will be awarded 1 free prom ticket and everyone else 1 general admission graduation ticket per 15 pancake tickets. K. Staup/J. Duggan

14. Senior Packets for yearbook are available in room E201 or F218. See a yearbook staff member for a packet. J. Stavrovsky

15. Seniors who are planning on attending a four year university or college, will graduate in spring of 2009, and are a US citizen may participate in the Horatio Alger Association Scholarship Program. Award amounts up to $20,000!! See Mrs. Ramsey in G121 for information. Deadline is October 30. D. Ramsey

16. The Will to Win scholarship is designed to help students who suffer from asthma. Up to $50,000!!! For more information see Mrs. Ramsey in G121. D. Ramsey

17. Seniors who are University of Hawaii, Manoa bound can pick up applications at the counseling center in G121. They can also go online at apply.hawaii.edu. to download an application. The University suggests that students apply before the winter holiday break. Questions? See your counselor. D. Ramsey

18. It’s time for the T-shirt Design Contest. Design must include the cobra and hibiscus. Deadline is Aug. 29. For more info see any class officers. K. Staup/J. Duggan

SOPHOMORES:

19. Sophomore Class T-shirt Design Contest. Submit original artwork on jumpdrive or CD. For more information see class officers. Entry due by August 29. C. Sinclair

WIKI: TUNA SANDWICH LUNCH: CHICKEN PATTY ON BUN

Subject: daily bulletin 8-18-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. To all NHS members: A meeting will be held on Wednesday, 8/20 in room D123 during first recess. C. Kamigaki/K. Sugai Dahl

2. There will be a monthly meeting of officers, Board members and any other interested students of the Hawaii Community Student Credit Union in Mr. Kennel’s room G223 during lunch on Wed. Aug. 20th. R. Kennel

3. Hiking Club- First meeting of the year in Mr. Wiley’s room Tuesday during morning recess. We will start planning our outings for the year. J. Wiley

4. People who signed up for the Zero Period Make Music class meet on Tuesday, 8/19 in the library at 12:15. Bring your lunch and meet with Louis Pinnault, the teacher. Mr. Woody

5. Permanent Bus Passes have arrived. Bring in your temporary bus pass to exchange it for a permanent one. Do not come during class time. R. Andrade

6. Any interested ninth, tenth and eleventh grade students can sign up to take the PSAT with Ms. Robbins in G121. The test will be given on Saturday, October 18 at the Konawaena High Cafeteria. There is no cost, however the number of available seats is limited. Sign up is on a first come, first serve basis. Deadline to sign up is Monday, October 13. D. Ramsey

7. Poly Club sign-up sheets are in Furuto’s class room G-120, morning recess. Please come and join. J. Palu/ W. Furuto

SENIORS:

8. Attention Seniors! A mandatory 5 Pancake Breakfast tickets must be sold per senior or it will be an obligation. K. Staup/ J. Duggan

9. The senior that sells the most pancake tickets will receive 2 free prom tickets; 2nd place will be awarded 1 free prom ticket and everyone else 1 general admission graduation ticket per 15 pancake tickets. K. Staup/J. Duggan

10. Senior Packets for yearbook will be available in room E201 or F218 on Monday, August 18. See a yearbook staff member for a packet after that date. J. Stavrovsky

11. Want to help plan for prom or graduation? Join a committee. Sign up or see Mr. Duggan and/or Mrs. Satta-Ellis for more info. K. Staup/J. Duggan

12. Seniors who are planning on attending a four year university or college, will graduate in spring of 2009, and are a US citizen may participate in the Horatio Alger Association Scholarship Program. Award amounts up to $20,000!! See Mrs. Ramsey in G121 for information. Deadline is October 30. D. Ramsey

13. The Will to Win scholarship is designed to help students who suffer from asthma. Up to $50,000!!! For more information see Mrs. Ramsey in G121. D. Ramsey

14. Seniors who are University of Hawaii, Manoa bound can pick up applications at the counseling center in G121. They can also go online at apply.hawaii.edu. to download an application. The University suggests that students apply before the winter holiday break. Questions? See your counselor. D. Ramsey

15. It’s time for the T-shirt Design Contest. Design must include the cobra and hibiscus. Deadline is Aug. 29. For more info see any class officers. K. Staup/J. Duggan

SOPHOMORES:

16. Sophomore Class T-shirt Design Contest. Submit original artwork on jumpdrive or CD. For more information see class officers. Entry due by August 29. C. Sinclair

FRESHMEN:

17. 9th Graders. Bring your parents to FRESHMEN PARENT NIGHT, tonight, August 18th. We will start at 5:30 with a spagetti dinner & cake, and end around 7:30pm. There will be presentations by teachers and counselors, representing the different aspects of high school life for the new 9th grader. Learn more about Graduation requirements, Personal Transition Plan, and Senior Project and much more. S. Addlesberger

WIKI: CHICKEN PATTY ON BUN LUNCH: MEATBALLS W/ GRAVY

Subject: daily bulletin 8-14-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Friday: No school. Admin

2. Permanent Bus Passes have arrived. Bring in your temporary bus pass to exchange it for a permanent one. Do not come during class time. R. Andrade

3. Any interested ninth, tenth and eleventh grade students can sign up to take the PSAT with Ms. Robbins in G121. The test will be given on Saturday, October 18 at the Konawaena High Cafeteria. There is no cost, however the number of available seats is limited. Sign up is on a first come, first serve basis. Deadline to sign up is Monday, October 13. D. Ramsey

4. Nomination forms for homecoming available at room G-120. They must be turned in on August 26 morning recess. Please follow instructions on the forms. K. Aukai/W. Furuto

5. The Travel Club will hold its first meeting of the year on Thursday recess at 11:10am in
E101. We will discuss our European tour for the summer of 2008, select officers, plan our first fundraiser, and plan our first luncheon. New members are always welcome, and dues are $10. P. Stover

6. Poly Club sign-up sheets are in Furuto’s class room G-120, morning recess. Please come and join. J. Palu/ W. Furuto

7. The library and the courtyard are WiFi hotspots. If you need the password for network access when using your personal password, inquire in the library. Mr. Woody

SENIORS:

8. Senior Packets for yearbook will be available in room E201 or F218 on Monday, August 18. See a yearbook staff member for a packet after that date. J. Stavrovsky

9. Want to help plan for prom or graduation? Join a committee. Sign up or see Mr. Duggan and/or Mrs. Satta-Ellis for more info. K. Staup/J. Duggan

10. Seniors who are planning on attending a four year university or college, will graduate in spring of 2009, and are a US citizen may participate in the Horatio Alger Association Scholarship Program. Award amounts up to $20,000!! See Mrs. Ramsey in G121 for information. Deadline is October 30. D. Ramsey

11. The Will to Win scholarship is designed to help students who suffer from asthma. Up to $50,000!!! For more information see Mrs. Ramsey in G121. D. Ramsey

12. Seniors who are University of Hawaii, Manoa bound can pick up applications at the counseling center in G121. They can also go online at apply.hawaii.edu. to download an application. The University suggests that students apply before the winter holiday break. Questions? See your counselor. D. Ramsey

13. Senior Class meeting with students, parents, and advisors, today in the cafeteria at 5:30. K. Staup

14. It’s time for the T-shirt Design Contest. Design must include the cobra and hibiscus. Deadline is Aug. 29. For more info see any class officers. K. Staup/J. Duggan

FRESHMEN:

15. 9TH GRADERS. BRING YOUR PARENTS TO FRESHMEN PARENT NIGHT ON MONDAY, AUGUST 18TH. We will start at 5:30 with a spaghetti dinner & cake, and end around 7:30pm. There will be presentations by teachers and counselors, representing the different aspects of high school life for the new 9th grader. Learn more about Graduation Requirements, Personal Transition Plan, and Senior Project and much more. S. Addlesberger

FACULTY:

16. REMINDER: School ends at 1:21 on Wednesdays-after lunch. Students must complete an early release form or get signed out by parent/guardian if leaving during the lunch period. Admin.

17. The library and the courtyard are WiFi hotspots. If you need the password for network access when using your personal password, inquire in the library. Mr. Woody

WIKI: BEEF STEW LUNCH: ORIENTAL CHICKEN

Subject: daily bulletin 8-13-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Thursday schedule is 2,4,6,7; Friday: No school. Admin

2. The Travel Club will hold its first meeting of the year on Thursday recess at 11:10am in
E101. We will discuss our European tour for the summer of 2008, select officers, plan our first fundraiser, and plan our first luncheon. New members are always welcome, and dues are $10. P. Stover

3. Poly Club sign-up sheets are in Furuto’s class room G-120, morning recess. Please come and join. J. Palu/ W. Furuto

4. The library and the courtyard are WiFi hotspots. If you need the password for network access when using your personal password, inquire in the library. Mr. Woody

SENIORS:

5. Senior Class meeting with students, parents, and advisors, this Thursday the 14th, in the cafeteria at 5:30. K. Staup

6. It’s time for the T-shirt Design Contest. Design must include the cobra and hibiscus. Deadline is Aug. 29. For more info see any class officers. K. Staup/J. Duggan

FACULTY:

7. REMINDER: School ends at 1:21 on Wednesdays-after lunch. Students must complete an early release form or get signed out by parent/guardian if leaving during the lunch period. Admin.

8. The library and the courtyard are WiFi hotspots. If you need the password for network access when using your personal password, inquire in the library. Mr. Woody

WIKI: WIENER IN ROLL LUNCH: BEEF STEW

Subject: daily bulletin 8-12-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Wednesday schedule is 1,3,5; Thursday schedule is 2,4,6,7 Friday: NO SCHOOL

2. Anyone interested in joining Japanese Club come to room S202 (during club time) on Tues. 8/12. L.Takizawa

2. SKATEBOARDS ARE NOT ALLOWED AT ANYTIME ON CAMPUS. Violation WILL result in confiscation until parent comes to claim the board. L. Crozier

3. The library and the courtyard are WiFi hotspots. If you need the password for network access when using your personal password, inquire in the library. Mr. Woody

4. Stop by the library to check out last year’s winners of the Clark Realty Photography Contest. The theme was “your unique viewpoint of the Big Island.” We won lst place-Tor O’Bergin, 2nd place -Lucy Brown 3rd place -Chelsea Abril and many Honorable mentions. The photos are awesome! Check it out! J. Weiss

FACULTY:

5. REMINDER: School ends at 1:21 on Wednesdays-After lunch. Students must complete an early release form or get signed out by parent/guardian if leaving during the lunch period. Admin.

6. The library and the courtyard are WiFi hotspots. If you need the password for network access when using your personal password, inquire in the library. Mr. Woody

WIKI: CHICKEN PATTY ON BUN LUNCH: FISH BURGER

Subject: daily bulletin 8-11-08

ALL STUDENTS:

1. SKATEBOARDS ARE NOT ALLOWED AT ANYTIME ON CAMPUS. Violation WILL result in confiscation until parent comes to claim the board. L. Crozier

2. The library and the courtyard are WiFi hotspots. If you need the password for network access when using your personal password, inquire in the library. Mr. Woody

3. Reminder: Fall Sports have started. Needed more 9-10th graders for JV Football, cross country runners, girls volleyball players anbd rifle shooters. L. Crozier

FACULTY:

6. REMINDER: School ends at 1:21 on Wednesdays-After lunch. Students must complete an early release form or get signed out by parent/guardian if leaving during the lunch period. Admin.

7. The library and the courtyard are WiFi hotspots. If you need the password for network access when using your personal password, inquire in the library. Mr. Woody

WIKI: GRAVY BURGER LUNCH: CHICKEN NUGGETS

Subject: daily bulletin 8-8-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Next week we will follow the odd/even schedule Monday - Thursday. All long-period days. ADMIN.
Monday 8/11- l, 3, recess, 5, lunch, 7 Tuesday 8/l2- 2, 4, recess, 6 lunch. 7

2. SKATEBOARDS ARE NOT ALLOWED AT ANYTIME ON CAMPUS. Violation WILL result in confiscation until parent comes to claim the board. L. Crozier

3. Reminder: Fall Sports have started. Needed more 9-10th graders for JV Football, cross country runners, girls volleyball players anbd rifle shooters. L. Crozier

5. REMINDER: School ends at 1:21 on Wednesdays - After lunch. Students must complete an early release form or get signed out by parent/guardian if leaving during the lunch period. Admin.

6. Music class for credit! anyone interested please leave your name at the front office. All instruments welcome. Little to no experience welcome. Need a strong desire to work with and learn about music. Composing, recording, engineering, marketing, performing. Sky’s the limit. S. Suzuki

7. Welcome Back Assembly will be on Friday August 8 during 4th period (9:45-11:05) L. Nakamoto/ W. Furuto

FACULTY:

8. REMINDER: School ends at 1:21 on Wednesdays-After lunch. Students must complete an early release form or get signed out by parent/guardian if leaving during the lunch period. Admin.

9. Music class for credit! Anyone interested please leave your name at the front office. All instruments welcome. Little to no experience welcome. Need a strong desire to work with and learn about music. Composing, recording, engineering, marketing, performing. Sky’s the limit. S. Suzuki

10. Drop by the VP office if you need any of the following: Safety Plan, Fire Drill packet,orange vest, pink passes, emergency supplies kit, referrals, or confiscated phone bags. Also, please return extra student packets and student packet signature sheet to VP office by Friday, August 8. R. Andrade

WIKI: CHILI W/ RICE LUNCH: CHICKEN PASTA

Subject: daily bulletin 8-7-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Congratulations for making the grade! NHS members: Please come by D123 (Mr. Rossman’s room) at recess/club time, 11:04 for our first meeting of the year. We’ll have pizzas! K. Sugai-Dahl

2. Reminder: School ends at 1:21 on Wednesdays - After lunch. Students must complete an early release form or get signed out by parent/guardian if leaving during the lunch period. Admin.

3. Music class for credit! Anyone interested please leave your name at the front office. All instruments welcome. Little to no experience welcome. Need a strong desire to work with and learn about music. Composing, recording, engineering, marketing, performing. Sky’s the limit. S. Suzuki

4. Skateboards are not allowed on campus during school hours. Violation could result in confiscation until parent comes to claim the board. G. Gray, Admin.

5. You need a pass to ride the bus. Pick up an application at the VP office. No pass No ride! R. Andrade

6. Are you ready to get your Provisional Driving License? Semester One Driver Education Program begins in September 2008. Applications in main office. You must have your driving permit and your parent’s permission. There are 20 classes, 6pm-7:30pm and 6 behind the wheel classes. Mrs. Verble, Driver Ed. Coordinator

7. Welcome Back Assembly will be on Friday August 8 during 4th period (9:45-11:05) L. Nakamoto/ W. Furuto

8. If you are driving to school, you must register your vehicle at the VP office. Pick up an application right away. On August 11th, cars without a sticker may be locked. Unlocking fee is $25.00. Admin.

FACULTY:

9. REMINDER: School ends at 1:21 on Wednesdays-After lunch. Students must complete an early release form or get signed out by parent/guardian if leaving during the lunch period. Admin.

10. Music class for credit! Anyone interested please leave your name at the front office. All instruments welcome. Little to no experience welcome. Need a strong desire to work with and learn about music. Composing, recording, engineering, marketing, performing. Sky’s the limit. S. Suzuki

11. Please do not forget to read the morning bulletin to your period 1 classes each day. TV bulletin in a week or two. Admin.

12. Drop by the VP office if you need any of the following: Safety Plan, Fire Drill packet,orange vest, pink passes, emergency supplies kit, referrals, or confiscated phone bags. Also, please return extra student packets and student packet signature sheet to VP office by Friday, August 8. R. Andrade

WIKI: TURKEY HAM ON BUN LUNCH: CHILI CHEESE FRIES

Subject: daily bulletin 6-5-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Driver Education class will begin in September, 2008. You need a permit and an application signed by your parent. Applications can be picked up in Mr. Daugherty’s D-227 classroom. You must be responsible and attend all 20 classes. So get your permit over the summer J Mrs. Verble/Mr. Daugherty

2. If you are taking AP Biology next year, please pick up your Campbell Biology textbook before the end of school, and see Mrs. Stover for your summer assignment. P. Stover

3. If you are still interested in buying a 2008 yearbook or still need to pick one up . . .see Mrs. Stover in room E-101. Autograph pages and Spring Supplements (2007) are also being sold as well. Yearbooks are $50.00. J. Stavorsky

4. Students riding the bus next year – Turn in your applications to the bus driver or VP office before school ends. First bus payment is due by July 25, 2008. R. Andrade

5. To all locker users: Just a reminder…. Please remove your locks and clean out your lockers by the last day of school. Otherwise, your lock will be cut and your things will be removed.

Subject: correct bulletin for 6-2-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. The last day of school is Thursday, June 5. Students will be released at 11:30am.

2. Students riding the bus next year – Turn in your applications to the bus driver or VP office before school ends. First bus payment is due on July 25, 2008. R. Andrade

3. Attention all students enrolled in A.P. U. S. History next year. There will be a mandatory meeting in Mr. Duggan’s class (O-108) on Tuesday, June 3, 2008 during morning recess. Before this meeting you should check out from the textbook room the main texts for the course, which are American Pageant and American Spirit. Please be aware that if you do not attend this meeting or make prior arrangements with Mr. Duggan for your summer assignments and complete and sign your academic contract you will not be allowed to continue with this course. J. Duggan

4. To all locker users: Just a reminder…. Please remove your locks and clean out your lockers by the last day of school. Otherwise, your lock will be cut and your things will be removed.

SOPHOMORES:

5. Voting for the class of 2010 officers for next year will take place today Friday in your English classes. Be sure to vote for your Junior leaders! L. Woerner

FACULTY:

6. It is time for SCC elections for teacher representatives for next year. A 2 year term and an alternate both need to be filled. Please turn in you nominations to the front office by Friday, May 30 (classified staff box). Please make sure nominee is willing to serve. Elections will be held next week. C. Knowles/N. Matsumoto

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
CheesePizza Cheese Burger

Subject: daily bulletin 5-30-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Attention all students enrolled in A.P. U. S. History next year. There will be a mandatory meeting in Mr. Duggan’s class (O-108) on Tuesday, June 3, 2008 during morning recess. Before this meeting you should check out from the textbook room the main texts for the course, which are American Pageant and American Spirit. Please be aware that if you do not attend this meeting or make prior arrangements with Mr. Duggan for your summer assignments and complete and sign your academic contract you will not be allowed to continue with this course. J. Duggan

2. To all locker users: Just a reminder…. Please remove your locks and clean out your lockers by the last day of school. Otherwise, your lock will be cut and your things will be removed.

SOPHOMORES:

3. Voting for the class of 2010 officers for next year will take place today Friday in your English classes. Be sure to vote for your Junior leaders! L. Woerner

FACULTY:

4. It is time for SCC elections for teacher representatives for next year. A 2 year term and an alternate both need to be filled. Please turn in you nominations to the front office by Friday, May 30 (classified staff box). Please make sure nominee is willing to serve. Elections will be held next week. C. Knowles/N. Matsumoto

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Chicken Patty on Bun Cheese Pizza

Subject: daily bulletin 5-29-08
ALL STUDENTS:

2. Samantha Soto and Kat Medler received NHS awards, I apologize for omitting them at our Awards Assembly on Wednesday. K. Sugai-Dahl

3. To all locker users: Just a reminder…. Please remove your locks and clean out your lockers by the last day of school. Otherwise, your lock will be cut and your things will be removed.

SENIORS:

4. Graduation practice will be Thursday and Friday, May 29th and 30th. You must be in the gym by 8:30am. No excuses. Practice ends at 2:30pm. You must be on time or you will not participate. You must be at both days of practice or you will no walk the line. Lunch will be provided, pizza Thursday and chili Friday. You can arrange for food to be brought to school at noon, but you will not be able to leave campus. Water bottles and bags will not be allowed into practice. Thank you. M. Ross

JUNIORS:

5. Junior Ushers: Meet in SATTA’s- O107, TODAY (5/29) @lunch for a briefing on specific job duties and assignments for graduation. Mahalo. M. Satta-Ellis

6. Class Officer elections will be held today, Thursday 5/29 in U.S. History classes. Any junior that does not have U.S. History may vote during morning recess in Mr. Duggan’s room. N. Arrington

SOPHOMORES:

7. Voting for the class of 2010 officers for next year will take place today (Thursday) and Friday in your English classes. Be sure to vote for your Junior leaders! L. Woerner

FACULTY:

8. It is time for SCC elections for teacher representatives for next year. A 2 year term and an alternate both need to be filled. Please turn in you nominations to the front office by Friday, May 30 (classified staff box). Please make sure nominee is willing to serve. Elections will be held next week. C. Knowles/N. Matsumoto

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Chicken Patty on Bun Spaghetti w/ Meat Sauce

Subject: daily bulletin 5-27-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. The Awards Assembly bell schedule for Wednesday, 5/28 will eliminate period 4 not period 2. The correct schedule is Period 1, Awards Assembly , recess, period 2, lunch, period 5.

2. To all locker users: Just a reminder…. Please remove your locks and clean out your lockers by the last day of school. Otherwise, your lock will be cut and your things will be removed.

SENIORS:

3. Seniors: Meet at the band room during study hall and lunch, TODAY, Tuesday 5/27 to practice the class song. Ms. Cummins

JUNIORS:

5. Class Officer elections will be held on Wednesday 5/28 and Thursday 5/29 in U.S. History classes. Any junior that does not have U.S. History may vote during morning recess on Wednesday or Thursday in Mr. Duggan’s room. N. Arrington

FACULTY:

6. Students running for office for your sophomore year, please meet with Mrs. Gambone during study hall TODAY in R-104. Mrs. Gambone

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Cheese Burger Breaded Pork Chop Patty

Subject: daily bulletin 5-23-08
ALL STUDENTS:
1. The Awards Assembly bell schedule for Wednesday, 5/28 will eliminate period 4 not period 2. The correct schedule is Period 1, Awards Assembly , recess, period 2, lunch, period 5.

2. To all locker users: Just a reminder…. Please remove your locks and clean out your lockers by the last day of school. Otherwise, your lock will be cut and your things will be removed.

3. Congratulations to our new NHS Officers for next year! President: Corrie Kamigaki, VPs: Kaitlin Uemura and Lucy Brown, Treasurer: Kathren Bulaquena, Secretary: Malia Tanaka, Historian: Chelsea Abril...Way to go!!! K. Sugai-Dahl

4. The yearbooks are in! If you have bought a yearbook in the beginning of the year, you will be able to pick it up next week. Here is the schedule for picking up your books:
FRESHMEN: Friday, May 23, during lunch only. J. Starvovsky

SENIORS:

5. Seniors: Meet at the band room during study hall and lunch, TODAY Friday, 5/23 and Tuesday 5/27 to practice the class song. Ms. Cummins

6. Graduation practice will be Thursday and Friday, May 29th and 30th. You must be in the gym by 8:30am. No excuses. Practice ends at 2:30pm. You must be on time or you will not participate. You must be at both days of practice or you will no walk the line. Lunch will be provided, pizza Thursday and chili Friday. You can arrange for food to be brought to school at noon, but you will not be able to leave campus. Water bottles and bags will not be allowed into practice. Thank you. M. Ross

7. Buy graduation tickets at D-125 all week during Wiki and lunch. Cost is $2.00 per ticket. Limit 10 per day. S. Foster

JUNIORS:

8. Class of 2009 officers election will be held on May 27, 2008, come by the library and see who is running. J. Duggan

FACULTY:

9. Teachers- Please see Verna for your graduation tickets. A. Murray

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Beef Stew Oriental Chicken

Subject: daily bulletin 5-22-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Schools for Schools – if you are an elected officer for this club, come to a special officers meeting TODAY for the first part of study hall in Ms. Fritz’s room. L. Fritz

2. Ho’oulu “to grow” Career Center would like to recognize the following students who placed at the State Track meet. Lindsey Dahl placed 4th in the girls 300m hurdles and Sam Unger placed 5th in the boys high jump. M. Kawamoto

3. KSG will like to thank all the participants who made leis for Memorial Day. If you still have leis run them to Mr. Furuto’s room G-222 QUICKLY! THANK YOU! N. Tavares/W. Furuto

4. Interact members: Our year end luncheon will be held today during study hall and lunch. Please don’t forget your dish. K. Medler/N. Medler

5. To all locker users: Just a reminder…. Please remove your locks and clean out your lockers by the last day of school. Otherwise, your lock will be cut and your things will be removed.

6. Congratulations to our new NHS Officers for next year! President: Corrie Kamigaki, VPs: Kaitlin Uemura and Lucy Brown, Treasurer: Kathren Bulaquena, Secretary: Malia Tanaka, Historian: Chelsea Abril...Way to go!!! K. Sugai-Dahl

7. The yearbooks are in! If you have bought a yearbook in the beginning of the year, you will be able to pick it up next week. Here is the schedule for picking up your books:
SOPHOMORES: Thursday, May 22, during lunch only; FRESHMEN: Friday, May 23, during lunch only. J. Starvovsky

SENIORS:

8. The Hilo Jaycees have announced two $1,000 scholarships. Please see Ms. Robbins for more information. K. Robbins

9. Buy graduation tickets at D-125 all week during Wiki and lunch. Cost is $2.00 per ticket. Limit 10 per day. S. Foster

JUNIORS:

10. Class of 2009 officers election will be held on May 27, 2008, come by the library and see who is running. J. Duggan

FACULTY:

11. Teachers- Please see Verna for your graduation tickets. A. Murray

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Tuna Sandwich Beef Stew

ject: daily bulletin 5-21-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. To all locker users: Just a reminder…. Please remove your locks and clean out your lockers by the last day of school. Otherwise, your lock will be cut and your things will be removed.

2. Memorial Day reminder: It’s not too late to start making leis. Leis are due tomorrow by 8:30am. The class with the MOST leis will get a pizza party. N. Tavares/W. Furuto

4. Even though the library is no longer checking out books, there are free books for you to take home and read during the summer. Come by and pick up a book. Mr. Woody

5. Interact members: our year-end luncheon will be this Thursday, during study hall and lunch. Please don’t forget your dish. K. Medler/N. Medler

6. The yearbooks are in! If you have bought a yearbook in the beginning of the year, you will be able to pick it up next week. Here is the schedule for picking up your books:
JUNIORS: Wednesday, May 21, during lunch only; SOPHOMORES: Thursday, May 22, during lunch only; FRESHMEN: Friday, May 23, during lunch only. J. Starvovsky

SENIORS:

7. The Hilo Jaycees have announced two $1,000 scholarships. Please see Ms. Robbings for more information. K. Robbins

8. Buy graduation tickets at D-125 all week during Wiki and lunch. Cost is $2.00 per ticket. Limit 10 per day. S. Foster

JUNIORS:

9. Class of 2009 officers election will be held on May 27, 2008, come by the library and see who is running. J. Duggan

FACULTY:

10. Teachers- Please see Verna for your graduation tickets. A. Murray

11. There will be an informational meeting sponsored by the Hawaii Teacher Standards Board for teachers interested in pursuing National Board Certification. The meeting will be held at Kealakehe High School library on Wednesday, May 21 from 3:30pm to 4:30pm.

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Wiener in Roll Turkey Ham

Subject: daily bulletin 5-20-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Even though the library is no longer checking out books, there are free books for you to take home and read during the summer. Come by and pick up a book. Mr. Woody

2. Schools for Schools –correction: the guest speaker from West Africa will be here next week. Come today as we prepare for the interview with him and prepare to end the year. L. Fritz

3. Interact members: our year-end luncheon will be this Thursday, during study hall and lunch. Please don’t forget your dish. K. Medler/N. Medler

4. Memorial Day Reminder: Memorial Day leis are due May 22, 2008 by 8:30am. The class who brings in the most leis gets a pizza party. “yummy, yummy, yummy!! N. Tavares/W. Furuto

5. The yearbooks are in! If you have bought a yearbook in the beginning of the year, you will be able to pick it up next week. Here is the schedule for picking up your books:
SENIORS: Tuesday, May 20 during lunch only; JUNIORS: Wednesday, May 21, during lunch only; SOPHOMORES: Thursday, May 22, during lunch only; FRESHMEN: Friday, May 23, during lunch only. J. Starvovsky

SENIORS:

6. ALL SENIORS: Clear your obligations so you can buy graduation tickets and walk the line. See Mr. Foster in P-6. S. Foster

7. Seniors – If you do not get graduation tickets from your English teacher, see Mrs. Murray in D-125. Each senior gets two free tickets for parents. S. Foster

8. Buy graduation tickets at D-125 all week during Wiki and lunch. Cost is $2.00 per ticket. Limit 10 per day. S. Foster

JUNIORS:

9. Class of 2009 officers election will be held on May 27, 2008, come by the library and see who is running. J. Duggan

FACULTY:

10. Teachers- Please see Verna for your graduation tickets. A. Murray

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Chicken Patty on Bun Fish Burger

Subject: daily bulletin 5-19-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Schools for Schools – come hear a special guest speaker from West Africa as he’ll join with us in helping the Invisible Children of Uganda. All welcome. L. Fritz

2. Memorial Day Reminder: Memorial Day leis are due May 22, 2008 by 8:30am. The class who brings in themost leis gets a pizza party. “yummy, yummy, yummy!! N. Tavares/W. Furuto

3. Congratulations to the Big Island Rodeo Champions 2008: Sam Auld – All Around Champion – lst place; Jordan Gomes – Team Roping – 1st place; Raisha Grace-Barrel Racing Mr. Rix/ M. Kawamoto

4. The yearbooks are in! If you have bought a yearbook in the beginning of the year, you will be able to pick it up next week. Here is the schedule for picking up your books:
SENIORS: Tuesday, May 20 during lunch only; JUNIORS: Wednesday, May 21, during lunch only; SOPHOMORES: Thursday, May 22, during lunch only; FRESHMEN: Friday, May 23, during lunch only. J. Starvovsky

5. Football spring Practice starts TODAY, Monday, May 19th at 3Pm. All JV and Varsity players must attend. Updated physical must be turned in to Mr. Eckel, athletic trainer, prior to practice. Proper shoes and attire required! Coach Nagata/L. Crozier

SENIORS:

6. ALL SENIORS: Clear your obligations so you can buy graduation tickets and walk the line. See Mr. Foster in P-6. S. Foster

7. Seniors – If you do not get graduation tickets from your English teacher, see Mrs. Murray in D-125. Each senior gets two free tickets for parents. S. Foster

8. Buy graduation tickets at D-125 all week during Wiki and lunch. Cost is $2.00 per ticket. Limit 10 per day. S. Foster

9. If you are planning to attend Hawaii Community College next year please see Ms. Robbins ASAP. K. Robbins

FACULTY:

10. There will be an informational meeting sponsored by the Hawaii Teacher Standards Board for teachers interested in pursuing National Board Certification. The meeting will be held at Kealakehe High School library on Wednesday, May 21 from 3:30pm to 4:30pm.

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Teri Burger Chicken Nuggets

Subject: corrected -daily bulletin 5-15-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Reminder: Friday, May 16 is a waiver day. NO SCHOOL.

2. Travel Club: TODAY is our French luncheon. If you need to prepare or warm up your dish, please report to E101 during study hall. Otherwise, we’ll see you at lunch. P. Stover

3. Memorial Day Reminder: All students must submit their leis by May 22, 2008, by 8:30am The class who brings in the most leis gets a pizza party. K. Hanato-Smith/W. Furuto

4. No hiking club meeting today due to Memorial Service. Students on Kohala Forest hike this Saturday remember to be at school by 7:30am. J. Wiley

6. Any girls grade 9-12 interested in playing volleyball next year. Open gym will be on Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00pm – 5:00pm. L. Crozier

7. Football spring Practice starts on Monday, May 19th at 3Pm. All JV and Varsity players must attend. . Updated physical must be turned in to Mr. Eckel, athletic trainer, prior to practice. Proper shoes and attire required! Coach Nagata/L. Crozier

SENIORS:

8. If you are planning to attend Hawaii Community College next year please see Ms. Robbins ASAP. K. Robbins

9. You must clear all obligations before you can buy graduation tickets or walk the line. See Mr. Foster to find out about obligations. See Mrs. Umeno to pay them. S. Foster

10. Seniors-Buy your graduation tickets in Mrs. Murray’s room D-125, during Wiki and lunch. Tickets cost $2.00 each, limit 10 per student per day. Must clear all obligations to purchase tickets. S. foster

FACULTY:

11. Faculty please join us today at study hall to pay tribute to Val in the flagpole area. Please remind your students and keep them together. Mahalo! A. Kam

12. There will be an informational meeting sponsored by the Hawaii Teacher Standards Board for teachers interested in pursuing National Board Certification. The meeting will be held at Kealakehe High School library on Wednesday, May 21 from 3:30pm to 4:30pm.

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Turkey Pastrami on bun Tuna Sandwich

Subject: daily bulletin 5-14-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Reminder: Friday, May 16 is a waiver day. NO SCHOOL.

2. NHS members: Stop by Ms. Ogata’s room at recess or lunch TODAY to get your permission forms for Thursday’s banquet. You can also vote for next year’s officers if you haven’t done so yet. TODAY is the last change! J. Ogata

3. Any girls grade 9-12 in playing volleyball next year. Open gym will be on Tuesday and Thursday from 3:00pm – 5:00pm. L. Crozier

4. Football Spring Practice starts on Monday, May 19th at 3Pm. All JV and Varsity players must attend. . Updated physical must be turned in to Mr. Eckel, athletic trainer, prior to practice. Proper shoes and attire required! Coach Nagata/L. Crozier

5. Congratulations to the 2008 Wildcat Baseball Team who swept through their last 3 games on Oahu, in the Division II State Tournament, to take 7th place! Pono Kadooka and Axel Sato provided strong senior leadership!!! We are proud of the whole team. Way to Go! Boys!!! Mr. Rix

6. The library will no longer be checking out books this year. All books are due by May 23. Mr. Woody

7. Travel Club: Our next luncheon will be held Thursday, 5/15. The theme is French Cuisine. Sign up with Mrs. Stover in E101. P. Stover

8. The following students still need to turn in their candy money for the Japanese Club: Alyssa Prattas, Colette Masunaga, Kristine Kuwada, Kelli Yamauchi, and Zachary Yamabe. K. Hayama/ L. Takizawa

SENIORS:

9. You must clear all obligations before you can buy graduation tickets or walk the line. See Mr. Foster to find out about obligations. See Mrs. Umeno to pay them. S. Foster

10. Seniors-Buy your graduation tickets in Mrs. Murray’s room d-125, during Wiki and lunch. Tickets cost $2.00 each, limit 10 per student per day. Must clear all obligations to purchase tickets. S. foster

FACULTY:

11. Reminder: Special tribute to Val Izuno scheduled for tomorrow at study hall. Please come. Mahalo. A. Kam

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Weiner in Roll Creole Macaroni

Subject: daily bulletin 5-13-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Reminder: Friday, May 16 is a waiver day. NO SCHOOL.

2. The library will no longer be checking out books this year. All books are due by May 23. Mr. Woody

3. Travel Club: Our next luncheon will be held Thursday, 5/15. The theme is French Cuisine. Sign up with Mrs. Stover in E101. P. Stover

4. Please see your grade level counselor before visiting the community college campus for running start. You will need some information, forms etc. to bring with you. D. Ramsey

5. NHS members: Stop by Ms. Ogata’s room at recess or lunch to get your permission forms for Thursday’s banquet. You can also vote for next year’s officers if you haven’t done so yet. J. Ogata

6. The following students still need to turn in their candy money for the Japanese Club: Alyssa Prattas, Colette Masunaga, Kristine Kuwada, Kelli Yamauchi, and Zachary Yamabe. K. Hayama/ L. Takizawa

7. Schools for Schools meeting today in Ms. Fritz’s room O-106. Come and see what you can do to help The Invisible Children of Uganda. L. Fritz

8. The Konawaena Cheerleaders are having tryouts May 13-16. Pick up tryout packet from the attendance office. L. Crozier

9. Any girls interested in playing AYSO Summer High School League meet Tuesday, May 13, at 4:00pm at the football/soccer field. Any questions please contact Coach Guy Miranda at 936-1533 or see Jennie Barto.

SENIORS:

10. Hui Makaala , for students with an interest in the Okinawan community, $2000 - $4000, 4 year college, deadline June 2. See Mrs. Ramsey for application.

FACULTY:

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Gravy Burger Chicken Sticks w/ Sauce

Subject: corrected bulletin 5-12-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Reminder: Friday, May 16 is a waiver day. NO SCHOOL.

2. Please see your grade level counselor before visiting the community college campus for running start. You will need some information, forms etc. to bring with you. D. Ramsey

3. NHS members: Stop by Ms. Ogata’s room at recess or lunch to get your permission forms for Thursday’s banquet. You can also vote for next year’s officers if you haven’t done so yet. J. Ogata

4. The following students still need to turn in their candy money for the Japanese Club: Alyssa Prattas, Colette Masunaga, Kristine Kuwada, Kelli Yamauchi, and Zachary Yamabe. K. Hayama/ L. Takizawa

5. Schools for Schools meeting Tuesday in Ms. Fritz’s room O-106. Come and see what you can do to help The Invisible Children of Uganda. L. Fritz

6. The First ten students who express interest in the County of Hawaii Police Academy, please sign up with Mr. Kawamoto and a police representative will come to meet with them. Starting pay for cadets is $17.00/hr. approx. Mr. Rix

7. The Konawaena Cheerleaders are having tryouts May 13-16. Pick up tryout packet from the attendance office. L. Crozier

8. Any girls interested in playing AYSO Summer High School League meet Tuesday, May 13, at 4:00pm at the football/soccer field. Any questions please contact Coach Guy Miranda at 936-1533 or see Jennie Barto.

SENIORS:

9. Hui Makaala , for students with an interest in the Okinawan community, $2000 - $4000, 4 year college, deadline June 2. See Mrs. Ramsey for application.

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Chicken Patty on Bun Fish Burger

Subject: daily bulletin 5-8-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Travel Club: Meeting will be held on Friday, 5/9 at lunch. We will plan our next luncheon and discuss summer 2009 our. Prices of tours are expected to increase dramatically in fall, so if you want to travel next year, it is best to register NOW! P. Stover

2. Schools for Schools – we have a special meeting TODAY in Ms.Fritz’s room, O-106. come and help as we begin fundraising for the Invisible Children. L. Fritz

3. Interact meeting TODAY , Thursday, May 8th, during study hall in Ms. Arrington’s room. Meet your new officers! K. Medler/N. Medler

4. Prom pictures can be picked up in room C-110 during recess and lunch. The person

5. There will be a Japanese Club meeting TODAY, May 8th, during study hall. This meeting is intended only for those who are going to Japan in the summer. S.Hayashi/L. Takizawa

6. NHS Membership Meeting TODAY, at lunch in Mrs. Ogata-Tucker’s room #123. We will be voting for next year’s officers and planning for our end of the year banquet. K. Sugai-Dahl

7. Mandatory football meeting Varsity and Junior Varsity Players TODAY May 8, starting at 12:07pm (lunch period) at the gym. Spring practice will start on Monday, May 19th and ends on Wednesday, June 4th. Update physicals required. Trainer, Mr. Eckel has a list posted on the weight room door. Spring Practice is MANDATORY and players must meet the eligible 2.0 GPA to participate! Coach Aaron/L. Crozier

SENIORS:

8. Seniors, don’t forget there are two scholarships out that you can still apply to: The Rotary Club of Kona Mauka and Hui Makaala. D. Ramsey

9. The Rotary Club of Kona Mauka, $500, former Honaunau student, financial need, community college, tech school or 4 year college, deadline May 9. See Mrs. Ramsey for application.

10. Hui Makaala , for students with an interest in the Okinawan community, $2000 - $4000, 4 year college, deadline June 2. See Mrs. Ramsey for application.

11. Come and vote for class song to be sung at graduation during morning recess only in room C-110. Voting will take place on Thursday and Friday. K. Kobayashi

12. Any senior wishing to help with graduation, please come to room C-110 on Friday, during lunch. We need your help to make graduation a memorable event. K. Kobayashi

13. Seniors who do not have English – Please come to Mrs. Murray’s room D-125 before school or morning recess to check the spelling of your name for your diploma. A. Murray

JUNIORS:

14. Junior Ushers for senior Awards Night: don’t forget to turn-in permission forms to O-107 by tomorrow. Mahalo! M. Satta-Ellis

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Cheese Burger Roast Turkey w/ Gravy

Subject: updated daily bulletin for 5-5-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. SKEA Summer Art Camp is looking for 6 High School Counselors ages 16 and up who are interested in internships working with children ages 6-12 at Art Camp this summer June 16-20 and June 23-27. The hours are from 8:00-3:30 and the pay is $64 per day. See Mrs. Ramsey for an application.

2. Summer school applications are available in the VP’s office. Applicants will be screened due to the limited class size. A. Cadang

SENIORS:

3. Graduation tickets will go on sale beginning Monday, May 12 until Friday, May 23, at Mrs. Murray’s room. D125, during wiki and lunch. Cost is $2.00 each. Limit 10 per student per day. S. Foster

4. Any scholarship applications, which were to be turned in to Mrs. Izuno should be turned in to Ms. Robbins until further notice. K. Robbins

JUNIORS:

5. The deadline for nominations of the 2008-09 Senior Class Officers has been extended an additional week. Please get your nomination forms from either Mr. Duggan or Mrs. Arrington. Forms are due to Mr. Duggan by Monday, May 5th and elections will be held on Tuesday, May 13th. There will be a mandatory meeting for all nominees in Mr. Duggan's room on May 5th during morning recess. N. Arrington

6. Reminder: The Junior Class will hold a parent meeting on Tuesday, May 6th at 5;30 in the cafeteria. We will be discussing the upcoming Pancake Breakfast, graduation and class budget. Please remind your parents and join us for the meeting. N. Arrington

7. SOPHOMORES – It’s time to pick up nomination forms to run for class office for the ’08-’09 school year. Forms are available in Mrs. Woerner’s room, S-201 and are due back to her by Thursday, May 8. L. Woerner

FACULTY:

8. Teachers service activity report is due May 7, Wednesday to W. Furuto’s box. S. Keawe/W. Furuto

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Baked Chicken w/ Fries Meatballs w/ Pizza Sauce

Subject: daily bulletin 5-2-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Hiking Club meeting today during study hall in Mr. Wiley’s room. J. Wiley

2. Congratulations to the Interact officers for SY 2008-2009. Chelsea Abril –President, Eryk Carlson-Vice President, Sarah Smith-Secretary, Kathren Bulaquena-Treasurer and Kassidy Staup-Historian. All officers please meet Friday at lunch in Mrs. Arrington’s. K. Medler/ N. Arrington

3. Those of you taking the SATs at Kealakehe this Saturday – please remember to bring a photo ID, an approved calculator, and your admission ticket. Good Luck!!! K. Robbins

4. SKEA Summer Art Camp is looking for 6 High School Counselors ages 16 and up who are interested in internships working with children ages 6-12 at Art Camp this summer June 16-20 and June 23-27. The hours are from 8:00-3:30 and the pay is $64 per day. See Mrs. Ramsey for an application.

5. Summer school applications are available in the VP’s office. Applicants will be screened due to the limited class size. A. Cadang

6. LAST CALL for students with Learner’s Permits. If you want to get into the May session, see Mr. Daugherty, D-227 ASAP. Classes start next week. Mandatory parent meeting will be Monday, 5/6 at 7pm. P. Daugherty

7. Students taking AP EXAMS must turn in their payment to Ms. Robbins by this Friday. Students who do not pay for their exam will NOT be allowed to take it. Thank you. K. Robbins

8. Marshall University is offering summer on-line courses for high school students. They offer many courses and the cost is $366 per course. Check it out at www.marshall.edu/occhs

9. Hawaii Preparatory is offering several summer programs. They are a seminar course in science with a focus on marine sciences, SAT prep classes and a college planning class focusing on college admissions. See Mrs. Ramsey for details.

10. The Konawaena Cheerleaders are having tryouts May 13 – 16. Pick up tryout packet from attendance office. L. Crozier

11. Any girls interested in playing in the AYSO Summer High School League, meet Tuesday, May 13, at 4:00pm at the football/soccer field. Any questions please contact
Coach Guy Miranda at 936-1533 or see Jennie Barto.

SENIORS:

12. Any scholarship applications, which were to be turned in to Mrs. Izuno should be turned in to Ms. Robbins until further notice. K. Robbins

JUNIORS:

13. The deadline for nominations of the 2008-09 Senior Class Officers has been extended an additional week. Please get your nomination forms from either Mr. Duggan or Mrs. Arrington. Forms are due to Mr. Duggan by Monday, May 5th and elections will be held on Tuesday, May 13th. There will be a mandatory meeting for all nominees in Mr. Duggan's room on May 5th during morning recess. N. Arrington

14. Reminder: The Junior Class will hold a parent meeting on Tuesday, May 6th at 5;30 in the cafeteria. We will be discussing the upcoming Pancake Breakfast, graduation and class budget. Please remind your parents and join us for the meeting. N. Arrington

SOPHOMORES:

15. SOPHOMORES – It’s time to pick up nomination forms to run for class office for the ’08-’09 school year. Forms are available in Mrs. Woerner’s room, S-201 and are due back to her by Thursday, May 8. L. Woerner

FRESHMEN:

16. PLEASE TURN IN ALL STEAK FRY TICKETS AND MONEY TO MRS. NIIBU OR MRS. GAMBONE NOW! Our steak fry fundraiser is Saturday, May 3rd. Money and tickets not returned will go on your obligation list. S. Addlesberger

FACULTY:

17. Teachers service activity report is due May 7, Wednesday to W. Furuto’s box. S. Keawe/W. Furuto

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
BBQ Pork Sandwich Oven Baked Chicken

Subject: daily bulletin 5-1-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Summer school applications are available in the VP’s office. Applicants will be screened due to the limited class size. A. Cadang

2. LAST CALL for students with Learner’s Permits. If you want to get into the May session, see Mr. Daugherty, D-227 ASAP. Classes start next week. Mandatory parent meeting will be Monday, 5/6 at 7pm. P. Daugherty

3. Students taking AP EXAMS must turn in their payment to Ms. Robbins by this Friday. Students who do not pay for their exam will NOT be allowed to take it. Thank you. K. Robbins

4. Schools for Schools meeting today, study hall in O-106. Bring all your fundraising stuff and we’ll get ready to raise money for the Invisible Children. L. Fritz

5. Marshall University is offering summer on-line courses for high school students. They offer many courses and the cost is $366 per course. Check it out at www.marshall.edu/occhs

6. Hawaii Preparatory is offering several summer programs. They are a seminar course in science with a focus on marine sciences, SAT prep classes and a college planning class focusing on college admissions. See Mrs. Ramsey for details.

7. The Konawaena Cheerleaders are having tryouts May 13 – 16. Pick up tryout packet from attendance office. L. Crozier

8. Any girls interested in playing in the AYSO Summer High School League, meet Tuesday, May 13, at 4:00pm at the football/soccer field. Any questions please contact
Coach Guy Miranda at 936-1533 or see Jennie Barto.

SENIORS:

9. Any scholarship applications, which were to be turned in to Mrs. Izuno should be turned in to Ms. Robbins until further notice. K. Robbins

JUNIORS:

10. The deadline for nominations of the 2008-09 Senior Class Officers has been extended an additional week. Please get your nomination forms from either Mr. Duggan or Mrs. Arrington. Forms are due to Mr. Duggan by Monday, May 5th and elections will be held on Tuesday, May 13th. There will be a mandatory meeting for all nominees in Mr. Duggan's room on May 5th during morning recess. N. Arrington

SOPHOMORES:

11. SOPHOMORES – It’s time to pick up nomination forms to run for class office for the ’08-’09 school year. Forms are available in Mrs. Woerner’s room, S-201 and are due back to her by Thursday, May 8. L. Woerner

FRESHMEN:

12. PLEASE TURN IN ALL STEAK FRY TICKETS AND MONEY TO MRS. NIIBU OR MRS. GAMBONE NOW! Our steak fry fundraiser is Saturday, May 3rd. Money and tickets not returned will go on your obligation list. S. Addlesberger

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Teri Burger Kalua Pork w/ Cabbage

Subject: daily bulletin 4-28-08

ALL STUDENTS:

1. REMINDER: Double Period Days: Mon. 4/28- pd. 1, 2, 5 and Tues. 4/29- pd. 3, 4, 6.

2. Congratulations to the following ‘KHS’ students who have bee accepted into this summer’s Hawaii Youth Conservation Corps: JJ Balucan, Mesepa Gomes, and Kelsie Sugi. They will visit O’ahu & Ka’ahoolawe as well as working outdoors on the Big Island. There were only 130 students chosen around the state!. C. Rix / M. Kawamoto

3. Thompson Academy is registering students for summer school. Deadline: May 30th. Courses are on-line. Lots of courses to choose from!!! Cost is $80. 00 1/2 credit; $160.00 full credit. See. Mrs. Ramsey for details. D. Ramsey

4. Mandatory football meeting for Varsity and Junior Varsity Players on Thursday, May 8, starting at 12:07pm (lunch period) at the gym. Spring Practice will start on Monday, May 19th and ends on Wednesday, June 4th. Updated physicals required. Trainer Mr. Eckel has a list posted on the weight room door. Spring Practice is MANDATORY and players must meet the eligible 2.0 GPA to participate! Coach Aaron/L. Crozier

SENIORS:

5. Second orders of Cap and Gowns have arrived. Please see Mrs. Knowles or Ms. Nagai next to VP’s office to pick up. April 30th IS THE LAST DAY TO ORDER YOUR CAP AND GOWN, IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE SO YET. C. Knowles

6. Any scholarship applications, which were to be turned in to Mrs. Izuno should be turned in to Ms. Robbins until further notice. K. Robbins

JUNIORS:

7. The deadline for nominations of the 2008-09 Senior Class Officers has been extended an additional week. Please get your nomination forms from either Mr. Duggan or Mrs. Arrington. Forms are due to Mr. Duggan by Monday, May 5th and elections will be held on Tuesday, May 13th. There will be a mandatory meeting for all nominees in Mr. Duggan's room on May 5th during morning recess. N. Arrington

8. Junior Ushers: Important meeting Tuesday, April 29th during recess in O-107. M.
Satta-Ellis

FACULTY & STAFF:

9. Custodial and Support Staff. The Administrators would like to thank you for your tremendous support on the up keeping of the campus…SECOND TO NONE…KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK! S. Suzuki and Staff

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Cheese Pizza Cheese Burger

Subject: daily bulletin 4-24-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. REMINDER: Double Period Days: Mon. 4/28- pd. 1, 2, 5 and Tues. 4/29- pd. 3, 4, 6.

2. Interact meeting TODAY! We’ll be electing our officers for next year. K. Medler/N. Arrington

3. Hiking Club meeting during study hall today in Mr. Wiley’s room. We will plan for our next outing. J. Wiley

4. There will be a membership meeting on Thursday @ 1:15 (to give you time for lunch) in rm 123 to follow up on our discussion of our Annual end of the year Banquet and next year’s elections. Also check on your point status. See you there : ) K. Sugai Dahl

5. As you all have been informed via the daily bulletin these past two weeks, there has been a change in the mealtime program procedures. All deposits are done at the window of the business office. All deposits must be made before the end of the morning recess (10:40am) if you want to eat that day. Any deposits made after 10:40am will not be inputted into the computer until the next school day. So if you don’t have enough monies in your account to cover the cost of a meal, you will not be able to get a meal. So make your mealtime deposits early. Thank you C. Meno

6. Thompson Academy is registering students for summer school. Deadline: May 30th. Courses are on-line. Lots of courses to choose from!!! Cost is $80. 00 1/2 credit; $160.00 full credit. See. Mrs. Ramsey for details. D. Ramsey

7. Mandatory football meeting for Varsity and Junior Varsity Players on Thursday, May 8, starting at 12:07pm (lunch period) at the gym. Spring Practice will start on Monday, May 19th and ends on Wednesday, June 4th. Updated physicals required. Trainer Mr. Eckel has a list posted on the weight room door. Spring Practice is MANDATORY and players must meet the eligible 2.0 GPA to participate! Coach Aaron/L. Crozier

8. Prom reminders:
1). All Konawaena High School, Department of Education, and State of Hawaii rules and policies will be in effect and will be enforced. 2) Please review dress code guidelines. 3). All guests who are not students of Konawaena MUST have a valid identification at check-in 4). Doors open at 6:00 and will close at 6:45. Once doors are closed, students may not leave the immediate event area. 5). Prom ends at 11:00 pm. No student or guest will be released before 11:00 pm. All students are expected to leave the hotel property immediately after being released unless you are a registered hotel guest. 6). For students driving to the hotel in their own vehicles, valet parking will cost $19.00. 7). Please bring cash or a check if you are planning on purchasing pictures. If you would like a picture flyer, come to Room C-110. 8). Please help to make this a fun and memorable event for everyone by adhering to all rules and guidelines. K. Kobayashi

9. There will be a College Fair and Planning Session at UH Hilo on Saturday, April 26th. See Ms. Robbins for more information. K. Robbins

SENIORS:

10. Second order of Cap and Gowns have arrived. Please see Mrs. Knowles or Ms. Nagai next to VP’s office to pick up. April 30th IS THE LAST DAY TO ORDER YOUR CAP AND GOWN, IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE SO YET. C. Knowles

11. Are you planning to major in education? See Mrs. Izuno for an application for the Tim Garrett Memorial Scholarship in the amount of $500. Mr. Garrett was a former teacher at Konawaena High School. Must have a 2.8 GPA. Deadline: May 1, 2008. V. Izuno

12. Catrala-Hawaii is offering (3) scholarships of $2,000 per year for 4 years to students pursuing a degree in Travel Industry Management or other business related field. Must have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 and attend a 4-year college or university. Deadline: May 2, 2008. V. Izuno

13. 2) $500 Native Hawaiian Scholarships will be awarded to Konawaena seniors planning to attend any college or university. Must have a cumulative GPA of 2.5. Deadline: May 5, 2008. V. Izuno

14. The Friends of the Panaewa Zoo will be awarding a $2,000 scholarship to a Big Island senior planning to attend college and major in one of the life sciences such as animal science, biology, botany, environment science, marine science, pre-veterinary medicine, zoology, etc.Deadline: May 5, 2008. V. Izuno

15. The Kona Lua Scholarship Fund will be awarding a $1,000 scholarship to a senior planning to attend any college or university. Deadline: May 9, 2008. V. Izuno

16. The Kona Mauka Rotary Club has presented the 2007 - 2008 “Vocational Award of Professional Excellence” to Faye Ogilvie, Principal of Honaunau School. She in turn has decided to award a $500 scholarship to a graduating Konawaena High senior that also attended Honaunau School. Deadline: May 9, 2008. V. Izuno

FRESHMEN:

17. STEAK FRY TICKET SALES: Turn in the money you collected from selling your steak fry tickets by this Friday, April 25th. If you still have unsold tickets, make sure you turn them in too., Otherwise, they will go on your list of obligations. S. Addlesberger

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Cheese Burger Chicken Strips w/ Teri Sauce

Subject: daily bulletin 4-17-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. REMINDER: Double Period Days: Monday, 4/21 and Tuesday, 4/22.

2. Hawaii National Guard Youth Challenge Academy is currently interviewing applicants for the upcoming class beginning July 20. You can download the packet containing the application at www.ngycp.org/state/hi. Kona interviews on May 7th. Any questions see Mrs. Ramsey

3. Iolani School on Oahu runs a comprehensive summer school program. One of their popular courses is their SAT prep class. Interested students can see Mrs. Ramsey.

4. CONGRATULATIONS to the 2008-2009 incoming KSG Officers: President- Zachary Yamabe and the rest of the gang: Chelsea Abril, Malia Tanaka, Kolin Wong, Cassie Kaleohano,-Hauanio and Shannel Ramirez. W. Furuto

5. All NHS members: Meeting today in Ms. Ogata-Tucker’s room, #123, to discuss our Annual end of the year Banquet and next year’s elections. Come by for a light lunch and also check on your point status. See you there. : ) K. Sugai Dahl

6. Pu’uhonua O Honaunau is hiring students for the summer. This is a temporary park guide position which will be approx. 10 weeks long. Need to be 16 years old and enrolled in school. $11.72 to $14.71 per hour. Kaloko- Honokohau National Historical Park is hiring a full time park guide. Must be 18 years old. $11.72 to $14.71 per hour. See Mrs. Ramsey for details.

7. McDonald’s is hiring. They have a program for their employees where they pay for good grades, 3.0 and above. Monetary rewards every 2 months, 6months, and one year. Apply at the website:www.mchawaii.net. D. Ramsey

8. Those students planning on going to Hawaii Community College on Tuesday, 4/22 must turn in their forms by 12:00 this Friday, 4/18. The cafeteria, administration and college need the names of students participating in this activity. If you would like to go (must be a junior or senior) see Mrs. Ramsey for a field trip form. There is no cost to the students. Gear Up is paying for the bus and lunch. Don’t miss out on this excellent opportunity. D. Ramsey

9. There will be a College Fair and Planning Session at UH Hilo on Saturday, April 26th. See Ms. Robbins for more information. K. Robbins

10. The Konawaena Cheerleaders are having tryouts May 13-16. Pick up tryout packet from attendance office. L. Crozier

11. Your Konawaena Student Credit Union is looking for tellers and board members for next school year. Take part in activities as a teller, secretary, treasurer, or even the president! See Mr. Kennel or go to room G120. R. Kennel

12. Want to win a Nintendo Wii? Stop by your Konawaena Student Credit Union, room G120, during the week of April 21 – 25th. Make a deposit or open an account to enter your chance to win the Wii! R. Kennel

SENIORS:

13. The Konawaena Scholarship Foundation will be awarding scholarships to seniors planning to attend any post-secondary institution. Deadline for applications will be on Thursday, April 24 and students must meet with Mrs. Jessica Yamasawa during Pd. 1 of that day to qualify. Applications available in Rm. G-221. V. Izuno

14. The Kona Chapter of the Hawaii State Teachers Association will be awarding a scholarship to a senior planning to attend any college or university. Applicant must be a dependent of an HSTA member and have a 2.5 GPA. See Ms. Robbins or Mrs. Izuno ASAP as the deadline is this Thursday. V. Izuno

15. The Konawaena High School Class of ’64 announces the Ellison S. Onizuka Scholarship in the amount of $1,000 to a student planning to pursue aerospace engineering or a related field of study. Based on academic achievement, co-curricular activities and character assets. Deadline: April 30, 2008. V. Izuno

16. The Kona Family YMCA announces the Richard Ishida Memorial Scholarship Fund. Applicants must attend a post secondary college with a minimum 2-year curriculum. Based on career goals and educational plans, extra-curricular activities and academic record. Must have a GPA of 2.7. Deadline: April 30, 2008. V. Izuno

17. The Kona Business and Professional Women’s Club will be awarding $500 scholarships to seniors planning to attend any 4-year accredited college. Based on financial need, academic achievement, citizenship and leadership. Deadline: May 2, 2008. V. Izuno

18. The Konawaena High School National Honor Society Alumni announces its annual scholarship. Applicants must be an active member of Konawaena’s NHS Club. Scholarship is not based on financial need. Deadline: May 2, 2008. V. Izuno

SENIORS AND JUNIORS:

19. For students interested in studying Education, there is a new online program at UH Manoa. See Ms. Robbins for more information. K. Robbins

JUNIORS:

20. Juniors – pick up class officer nomination forms from Mr. Duggan or Mrs. Arrington. Forms are due by April 28th. N. Arrington

FACULTY:

21. All Classified Personnel: Please see Verna to sign for your Open Enrollment packet. Thank you. V. Yamabe

22. UH Manoa is offering Teacher Ed. programs online for anyone working on their teaching credentials. Programs include BA in Elementary Ed., Post Bacc. In SPED, and Post Bacc. Certificate in Secondary Ed. See Ms. Robbins for more information.

23. Thank you teachers for your kokua. Administration appreciates your cooperation on the first broadcast of the Non Bullying Program. The day was uneventful. Stay tune for more. A. Cadang

24. Teachers – State Employees Food Drive. If you wish to donate, please bring to main office during the week of April 14 – 18. W. Furuto

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Tuna Sandwich Beef Stew

Subject: daily bulletin 4-15-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Effective 4-25-08 there will be a PROCESS CHANGE regarding deposits for the Lunch Program. No Deposits will be accepted at the VP office! Students should make deposits at the Business Office window located on the Kau side of the main office. N. Kunitomo VP

2. May Day Court meeting Tuesday, April 15, morning recess in Mr. Furuto’s, G-222. G.Robison/ W. Furuto

3. The Konawaena Cheerleaders are having tryouts May 13-16. Pick up tryout packet from attendance office. L. Crozier

4. Anyone interested in joining the dance team, there will be a meeting today Tuesday, April 15 after school in the band room. L. Kihe

5. Your Konawaena Student Credit Union is looking for tellers and board members for next school year. Take part in activities as a teller, secretary, treasurer, or even the president! See Mr. Kennel or go to room G120. R. Kennel

6. Want to win a Nintendo Wii? Stop by your Konawaena Student Credit Union, room G120, during the week of April 21 – 25th. Make a deposit or open an account to enter your chance to win the Wii! R. Kennel

7. Any girls interested in playing in the AYSO Summer High School League, meet Tuesday, May 13, at 4:00pm, at the football/soccer field. Any questions please contact Coach Guy Miranda at 936-1533 or see Jennie Barto.

SENIORS:

8. The Konawaena Scholarship Foundation will be awarding scholarships to seniors planning to attend any post-secondary institution. Deadline for applications will be on Thursday, April 24 and students must meet with Mrs. Jessica Yamasawa during Pd. 1 of that day to qualify. Applications available in Rm. G-221. V. Izuno

9. The Kona Chapter of the Hawaii State Teachers Association will be awarding a scholarship to a senior planning to attend any college or university. Applicant must be a dependent of an HSTA member and have a 2.5 GPA. See Ms. Robbins or Mrs. Izuno ASAP as the deadline is this Thursday. V. Izuno

10. The Konawaena High School Class of ’64 announces the Ellison S. Onizuka Scholarship in the amount of $1,000 to a student planning to pursue aerospace engineering or a related field of study. Based on academic achievement, co-curricular activities and character assets.
Deadline: April 30, 2008. V. Izuno

11. The Kona Family YMCA announces the Richard Ishida Memorial Scholarship Fund. Applicants must attend a post secondary college with a minimum 2-year curriculum. Based on career goals and educational plans, extra-curricular activities and academic record. Must have a GPA of 2.7. Deadline: April 30, 2008. V. Izuno

12. The Kona Business and Professional Women’s Club will be awarding $500 scholarships to seniors planning to attend any 4-year accredited college. Based on financial need, academic achievement, citizenship and leadership. Deadline: May 2, 2008. V. Izuno

13. The Konawaena High School National Honor Society Alumni announces its annual scholarship. Applicants must be an active member of Konawaena’s NHS Club. Scholarship is not based on financial need. Deadline: May 2, 2008. V. Izuno

JUNIORS:

14. Juniors – pick up class officer nomination forms from Mr. Duggan or Mrs. Arrington. Forms are due by April 28th. N. Arrington

FRESHMEN:

15. STEAK FRY TICKETS: If you are a freshman and have not received your allotted 2 steak fry tickets to sell, see Mrs. Niibu or Mrs. Gambone immediately. If every freshman sells 2 tickets, our steak fry fundraiser will be a success! Turn in money to Mrs. Niibu or Mrs. Gambone as soon as you sell them. Last day to turn in money or unsold tickets is Friday, April 25th. The Steak Fry Fundraiser is May 3rd. S. Addlesberger

FACULTY:

16. Teachers – State Employees Food Drive. If you wish to donate, please bring to main office during the week of April 14 – 18. W. Furuto

17. Effective 4-25-08 there will be a PROCESS CHANGE regarding deposits for the Lunch Program. No Deposits will be accepted at the VP office! Students should make deposits at the Business Office window located on the Kau side of the main office. N. Kunitomo VP

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Chicken Patty on Bun Fish Burger

Subject: daily bulletin 4-11-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. Talent Show Bell Schedule: Pd 1, Pd. 3, Recess, Talent Show, Lunch, Pd 4, Pd. 6.

2. Talent Show TODAY in the gym. Please support all of our performers. A. Rael-Sato/W. Furuto

3. Paddlers, bring your money to Mr. Daugherty by the end of the day. If we don’t get at least 20 people paid, the banquet on Monday will be cancelled. Please RSVP ASAP for an accurate head count. Parents are encouraged to come! Coach Daugherty

4. Previous About Face students who wish to receive spring half semester credit. See Mr. Thoma by Monday, April 14. B. Thoma

5. Any girls interested in playing in the AYSO Summer High School League, meet Tuesday, May 13, at 4:00pm, at the football/soccer field. Any questions please contact Coach Guy Miranda at 936-1533 or see Jennie Barto.

SENIORS:

6. The American Legion Auxiliary Unit 20 will be awarding a $500 scholarship to a Konawaena High School senior planning to attend college in the fall. Preference will be given to students whose family members have served in the military. Deadline: April 15, 2008. V. Izuno

7. Seniors pursuing a degree related to the life sciences such as agriculture, agronomy, biology, botany, genetics, horticulture, plant physiology, chemistry, crop science and soil science may apply for the Monsanto Hawaii Life Sciences Scholarships. $1,000 scholarships will be awarded. Deadline: May 1, 2008. V. Izuno

8. The Ka’u Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring an essay contest for a $1,000 scholarship. Applicants must be a resident of Ka’u and plan to enroll in a 2 or 4-year college program in the fall. Deadline: May 2, 2008. V. Izuno

9. Mayor Mufi Hannemann announces the Gustav Hannemann and Faiaso Soliai Hannemann Leadership Awards. (2) $500 scholarships will be awarded to seniors. Students must have a GPA of 2.5 and must have participated in extra-curricular activities. Deadline: May 2, 2008.
V. Izuno

SOPHOMORES:

10. Congratulations Sophomores! Your behavior during testing was exemplary. We are proud of you! N. Arrington & A. Murray

FRESHMEN:

11. STEAK FRY TICKETS: If you are a freshman and have not received your allotted 2 steak fry tickets to sell, see Mrs. Niibu or Mrs. Gambone immediately. If every freshman sells 2 tickets, our steak fry fundraiser will be a success! Turn in money to Mrs. Niibu or Mrs. Gambone as soon as you sell them. Last day to turn in money or unsold tickets is Friday, April 25th. The Steak Fry Fundraiser is May 3rd. S. Addlesberger

FACULTY:

12. Teachers – State Employees Food Drive. If you wish to donate, please bring to main office during the week of April 14 – 18. W. Furuto

WIKIWIKI LUNCH
Turkey Pastrami on Bun Chicken Pasta

Subject: daily bulletin 4-9-08
ALL STUDENTS:

1. WEDNESDAY: 4/9 PERIOD 2 BLOCK(8:26am-10:24am), Recess, Pd. 4, Lunch, Pd. 5 THURSDAY: 4/10 Regular Thursday schedule.

2. There will be a Japanese Club Meeting, Thursday April 10th, during study hall. Please bring the candy money then. K. Hayama/L. Takizawa

3. To all students and faculty in the Konawaena Talent Show, there will be a meeting TODAY in Mr. Furuto’s room, G-222 at first recess. A. Sato/W. Furuto

4. Don’t forget the talent show is on Friday. Come down to the gym and support our performers. A. Rael Sato/W. Furuto

5. Plan on attending Jr./Sr. Prom? Do you have any obligations regarding the mealtime Program? Need to find out if you do? Come to the VP’s office to see Mrs. Andrade or Aunty Lee. Take care of your obligations if you