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“I maika‘i ke kalo i ka ‘ōhā.”
september
01sep10:00 am3:00 pmʻOnipaʻa 2019
Celebrate the 179th birthday of Queen Liliuokalani TOURS: 10:00 a.m. –
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10:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
‘Iolani Palace Grounds
12 Noon
Interfaith Service begins
3:30 p.m.
Tribute to Lili‘uokalani
through hula and oli
(Sunday) 10:00 am - 3:00 pm HST
ʻIolani Palace
364 South King Street Honolulu, HI 96813
02sepAll DayLabor Day - School ClosedFederal Holiday
In the late 1800s, many Americans toiled 12 hours a day, seven days a week, often in physically demanding, low-paying jobs. Children worked too, on farms and
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In the late 1800s, many Americans toiled 12 hours a day, seven days a week, often in physically demanding, low-paying jobs. Children worked too, on farms and in factories and mines. Conditions were often harsh and unsafe.
It was in this context that American workers held the first Labor Day parade, marching from New York’s City Hall to a giant picnic at an uptown park on Sept. 5, 1882.
All Day (Monday) HST
03sep1:00 am1:00 amPICTURE DAY!
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 IS PICTURE DAY! THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW FOR PICTURE DAY: Picture Day is a Polo Shirt Day. All students must wear a project polo shirt. Every
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(Tuesday) 1:00 am - 1:00 am HST
Halau Ku Mana Makiki Campus
2101 Makiki Heights Drive
05sep5:30 pm8:00 pmʻAha Makua MeetingSPECIAL LOCATION - SPECIAL GUEST
Thursday September 5, 2019 5:30pm - 8:00pm Hālau ʻĪnana 2438 S. Beretania Street AGENDA I. Opening Pule 5:30 PM II. Sense of Place III. President’s Report IV. Treasurer Report V. Teacherʻs Wish List VI. Makua Mass Communication VII. Next meeting
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AGENDA
I. Opening Pule 5:30 PM
II. Sense of Place
III. President’s Report
IV. Treasurer Report
V. Teacherʻs Wish List
VI. Makua Mass Communication
VII. Next meeting Wed. Sept. 18, 2019,
Location: TBD
VIII. 6:30 PM: HINA WONG
Makua Cultural Development:
Mele “E KU`U LĀHUI E”
VIX. 8 PM: Pau Hālāwai
For more info, contact Healani at healanipale@gmail.com or (808)372-2512
(Thursday) 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm HST
Hālau ʻĪnana
2438 South Beretania Street, honolulu, HI
10sep5:00 pmAla Wai Watershed Project Community Stakeholdersʻ MeetingMake sure your voice is heard!
This post is shared in the spirit of open sharing of information about events and items in the interest of the Hawaiian community. It is not an official halau Ku
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Aloha,
As some of you may know, Oceanit has been contracted by the Honolulu City Council’s Permitted Interaction Group (PIG) to obtain stakeholder and community engagement and support for this project. Oceanit’s role is to solicit and present your feedback, identify alternatives and provide information back to the PIG. With that said, Oceanit is requesting your participation in the upcoming Ala Wai Watershed Project Community Stakeholders Meeting this Tuesday, September 10, 2019, at 5 pm. See the attached flyer for details, along with attached parking instructions.
Please RSVP either by email (alawai@oceanit.com) or by phone: (808) 531-3017.
NOTE FOR ALL NON-U.S. CITIZENS: Due to requirements by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), Oceanit is required to vet any non-U.S. citizens prior to them visiting our office. See the attached Security Notice for Non-U.S. Citizens for more details.
Mahalo,
Oceanit Team
(Tuesday) 5:00 pm
Oceanit Meeting Room
828 Fort Street Mall, Honolulu, HI 96813
october
21oct(oct 21)8:30 am23(oct 23)1:00 pmParent-Teacher Conference Days
Kids and teens do better in school when parents get involved. Attending parent-teacher conferences is one way to be involved and help your child succeed. A parent-teacher conference is a great
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A parent-teacher conference is a great opportunity to:
Parent–teacher conferences usually happen once or twice a year. They’re brief meetings, lasting about 10–30 minutes. Most schools set aside specific dates and times for conferences, but if they conflict with your schedule, try to find another time that works. If you can’t make it into school, ask your child’s teacher if you can schedule a phone conference instead. If necessary, divorced parents can ask a teacher to schedule separate conferences.
Other school staff who support your child’s learning may attend the conference too. An administrator might go at the request of the parent or teacher if an issue can’t be resolved by the teacher alone. In some cases, the student may attend the conference, but parents also can ask for private time with the teacher.
Conferences focus on learning, although behavior and social concerns might be discussed. The teacher will review your child’s progress, including strengths and areas in need of improvement. You also might talk about standardized test results, individualized education plans (IEP), and 504 education plans.
Some parents track their child’s schoolwork and progress and already know what they need to talk about with the teacher. Some may have been talking with teachers at IEP or 504 plan meetings. For those parents, the conference is a chance to update each other on how the student is doing. Other parents may be talking with the teacher for the first time.
Whether it’s your first conversation with the teacher or one of many, it can help if you go prepared. Know ahead of time how your child is doing and what you want to discuss. Even if you know all is well, attending conferences shows your kids that you’re interested in how they do in school.
These tips can help you make the most of those important meetings:
Teachers usually meet with parents in back-to-back meetings, so try to be on time for your meeting.
At the meeting, remember to:
To follow up after the meeting:
From kidshealth.org
Reviewed by: Mary L. Gavin, MD
21 (Monday) 8:30 am - 23 (Wednesday) 1:00 pm HST
Halau Ku Mana Makiki Campus
2101 Makiki Heights Drive
25oct5:00 pm11:00 pmHālauʻween 2019!Did somebody say "Haunted House?"!!!!
HKMʻs most fun and frightening night of the year! More info soon, watch this space!
HKMʻs most fun and frightening night of the year!
More info soon, watch this space!
(Friday) 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm hst
Halau Ku Mana Makiki Campus
2101 Makiki Heights Drive
Aloha!
I maika‘i ke kalo i ka ‘ōhā.
"The goodness of the taro is judged by the young plant it produces."
The keiki who are fortunate enough to attend Hālau Kū Māna and graduate become part of something much greater than themselves. We are proud of the small part we play in creating agents of change for Hawai'iʻs future, and custodians of mai nā kūpuna mai.
We canʻt do this alone. Charter schools start the year with a fraction of the per-student funding that a traditional DOE institution does. There are a number of ways we compensate for this shortfall, but the single most important source of funding is you.
Click here to read Po'o Kumuʻs letter on this topic. More than ever we need the help of parents, neighbors, partners, and those who believe in this model.
You can donate using the button below or by viewing Poʻo Kumuʻs message.
september, 2019
Fall Break – enjoy the time off!