Monday, November 29, 2010
Healthy Snacks in the Classroom
Yvonne Ah Sue's 4th grade class enjoyed a snack of "ants on a log" and celery with dip last week. The kids are looking forward to a potluck of trail mix items as their next snack. Mahalo for sharing your healthy ideas!
Friday, November 26, 2010
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Turkey Trot 2010
Mahalo to everyone for supporitng today's Turkey Trot. Thanks to Luella Mua'ina for organizing the event. While you're here, tell us what you're grateful in our Question of the Week post.
Don't forget to stop by American Savings Bank. Opening a free account (or two or three) could win Laie Elementary $100,000. When you're at Foodland today, planning your Thanksgiving, take a second to sign up!
Many thanks to all students, teachers, and participants, Mr. Au our fabulous coach and his team, Luella our fantastic ever ready PCNC leader, our PTTs whose help is unfailing, Mr. Hasegawa our reliable tech coodinator, Ms. Franki for her strong support with music and announcing, and Ms. Heath for her support with keeping our records correct, Ms. Huddy to assure our participants health & care.
In keeping with our school's focus on healthy living we want to share our special thanks with the following groups and people:
Laie Community Association for the 1st place prize---Turkey
PTCO for the 2nd. place prize---Pies
Principal Matt Ho for the 3rd. Prize---Goodie Bags
Laie Community Association for the 1st place prize---Turkey
PTCO for the 2nd. place prize---Pies
Principal Matt Ho for the 3rd. Prize---Goodie Bags
Winners:
Girls Boys
PreK/Headstart 1st: Ahri Skipps Gabriel Cravens
2nd: Naseyah Soliai Motuleita Katoa
3rd: Mata Kafoa Tua Taumoepeau
Kindergarten 1st: Kathleen Uluave Clyde Taulapapa
2nd: Mele Taumoepeau Brock Fonoimoana
3rd: Maryann Tulele Gabriel Haiola-Galletes
Grade 1 1st: Anuhea Aluli Kalaua Heimuli
2nd: Kirstin Orian Hunter Hitz
3rd: Milika Langi Leonard AhYou
Grade 2` 1st: Mary Fonoimoana Nason Coleman
2nd: Eve McCarrey Ahser Hannemann
3rd: Pilolevu Ungounga Vaiinupo Fruean
Grade 3 1st: Kimbrell Kunz Braxton Cravens
2nd: Hauoli Meyers Joseph Taufa
3rd: Keania Kaio Issac Vaka
Grade 4 1st: Aja Tapusoa Kalaeloa Orian
2nd: Jane Bradshaw James Miller
3rd: Jeida Toilolo Kainoa Wood
Grade 5 1st: Sarah Lukov Joseph Purcell
2nd: Rachael Tagatauli Kalel Mua'e
3rd: Laramie Kimball Kailuna Stant
Grade 6 1st: Kamalie Aluli Truman Spring
2nd: Aolele Taulapapa Stokes Bothelo
3rd: Karly Nikora Vili Sanft
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| Lining up to race. Notice the staging tents in the background. |
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| Proud Mom Rebecca Fonoimoana. Her daughter Mary won a turkey! |
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Question of the Week
Why are you grateful your kids go to Laie Elementary School?
What else are you grateful for?
PTCO Bulletin 11-23-10
CALENDAR
Wed., Nov. 24 –
Turkey Trot! Kam Field 8:30am.
Thurs., Nov. 25 & 26 – Happy Thanksgiving!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Question of the week: For this week, why you are GRATEFUL your kids go to Laie Elementary School? Just click on "comment" on the PTCO Blog. You can still comment on last week's question, too.
Enter to Win Dinner at Surfin' Tacos:
Take a picture of your super citizen in his or her healthy lei, or take a picture of your healthy class party. Email the photo with the child's name and teacher to the laiebulletin@gmail.com, and we'll post on our PTCO Blog.
COMMUNITY
Kahuku Library:
Mon., Nov. 22 – Kahuku Bookmobile #3.
Tues., Nov 23 – Reiki with Alice Anne Parker at 6:30pm.
Wed., Nov 24 – After School Club 1pm.
Thurs., Nov. 25– Library CLOSED. Happy Thanksgiving!
Calling All Moms!
I'm looking for moms willing to do reviews on my blog about products. Reviewers do not get paid but they will get to keep the product they review, and if a reviewer has a blog we can send more traffic to it. Specifically I'm looking for moms who like to write/blog, have babies/toddlers/kids younger than 8-years-old and have time to write 2-3 200-400 word reviews a month. This is a great way to jump into mommy blogging, network more across the mom blogging community, try cool products for families and have your say about them. If you are interested, please contact me atmoanasaves@gmail.com.
Keiki Kalikimaka contest
Calling all artists ages 12 and below! Kids, help us trim our pages with the holiday spirit. It's time for our annual Keiki Kalikimaka drawing contest. Design an ornament and you'll have a chance at our prizes of $100, $75 and $25 cash. We'll select a daily finalist, to be printed on Page 1 of the section beginning Nov. 26. On Christmas we'll run all 29 finalists and announce the randomly chosen winners. The contest is open to kids up to age 12. All entries must be between 5 and 8 inches wide. No 3-D entries (don't glue on any objects). We must receive your drawing in the mail -- no faxes or e-mails. Ornaments cannot be returned. Attach the entry form at left. The last day to enter is Dec. 20. Click HERE to print the entry form!
**If you would like to advertise in this bulletin, we are happy to publicize opportunities that enrich our school community. Be aware that Laie Elementary school does not sponsor or endorse any of the listed businesses in this bulletin. Mahalo!**
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Question of the Week
QUESTION
- What are some ideas you have seen at other schools that you think might work well at Laie Elementary School?
- What new ideas do you have for Laie?
Please comment on this post as we would love your input!
PTCO Bulletin 11-15-10
CALENDAR
Wed., Nov. 24
-Turkey Trot! Kam Field 8:30am
-LSCC meeting! 3:30pm-5pm in the conference room. We will be discussing the School Surveys that were recently sent home and the Academic and financial plans for upcoming years.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Fall Play DVD's are done! Come before school this Wednesday, Nov. 17, or Friday from 7:40 - 8 a.m. to pick them up in the Cafeteria. Or call Laura Blum at 293-1893, email laurabethblum@yahoo.com. We are not selling them, but will accept donations to cover the cost of production and costumes.
Question of the Week ?????? We want to hear from parents, and sometimes, it seems like everyone is too busy for a face-to-face meeting. Come talk on the PTCO blog!! Each week, we will have a question for each of you to reply to. For this week, what are some ideas you have seen at other schools that you think might work well at Laie Elementary School? What new ideas do you have for Laie? Just click here to put in your ideas. We want the blog to be a forum for parents to share ideas, make suggestions, and contribute pictures and information. Go see what others have to say!
Win a dinner for two at Surfin' Tacos!! Take a picture of your super citizen in his or her healthy lei, and email the photo with the child's name to thelaiebulletin@gmail.com. We'll post on our PTCO blog. Also, email pictures of your child's nutritious class birthday or holiday party. Every time you send us a picture with your child's name, we'll enter your child in a drawing for dinner for two -- thank you to Surfin' Tacos for sponsoring this! This doesn't mean you have to create broccoli and cauliflower leis (unless you want to). Healthy leis could be silly band leis, popcorn leis, crayon and marker leis, inflatables -- anything but candy. Share your pictures!!! Let's get creative in celebrating the healthy way! ***We assume that if you send us a picture, you are giving us permission to post it on the blog.
IMPACT Award!
This year's IMPACT Award will be starting up again on Nov. 1st! The award will be given monthly and will include grades K-6. Criteria: Students/Teachers may nominate individuals from their respective school who are noticed doing any of the actions in an exemplary way; Teamwork, Respect, Kindness, Friendliness, Understanding, Service, Support, Protecting, Going the Extra Mile, and Standing Up for Each Other. Please submit your nomination at the front office!
Playground Equipment
Although the playground equipment on the kindergarten area and on Kanahele Field look completed, we are still waiting for the finishing touches and inspections by both the contractor and the DOE. We cannot open the playground until this is completed. Please bear with the inconvenience for just a while longer. Our students have been very patient with the process, but I am aware children are playing on the new equipment during non-school hours. For the safety of everyone, inform your child(ren) no one should be playing on the equipment until it is officially opened. It would be unfortunate if someone got hurt, or the playground equipment gets damaged before it is even opened for our students. Thank you. ~ Mr. Ho
COMMUNITY
Kahuku Library:
Mon., Nov. 15 – Kahuku Bookmobile #2,
Tues., Nov 16 – Holiday Cards with Shawna Bielmann at 6:30pm, Poetry Night with Peggy Baxter-Barnhart at 6:30pm.
Wed., Nov 17 – After School Club 1pm.
Thurs., Nov. 18– Keiki Storytime! 10am
Save Money on Groceries!
Groceries with mainland prices shipped to your home with opportunities for free shipping...reduce your trips to town and save money.
Check out this website and sign up to be a member and save on shipping or if you don't want to become a member, just start shopping for name brand food items and have them delivered to your door!! http://www.mpbtoday.com/makeendsmeet If you have any questions at all, please contact Summer Kester at 542-2179
**If you would like to advertise in this bulletin, we are happy to publicize opportunities that enrich our school community. Be aware that Laie Elementary school does not sponsor or endorse any of the listed businesses in this bulletin. Mahalo!**
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
PTCO Bulletin 11-09-10
CALENDAR
Tues., Nov. 9 – Parent Workshop – Math Algorithms in P-10 @ 12:30pm, for parents of students in 3-6th grade. (*See note in Announcements about Bonus gift!)
BOOK FAIR – 2:10 – 4pm in the library. (Wed: 12:45 – 4pm)
Wed., Nov. 10 – Parent/Family Luncheon –Flagpole area during lunch. Wear red, white, or blue in honor of our Veterans. “Who’s My Hero” winners will be announced and will read their writings during their lunch recess at the flagpole area.
PReK-K @10:45am, Grades 1-2 @11am, Grades 3-4 @11:30am, Grades 5-6 @ 12:00 noon.
Thurs., Nov. 11 – NO SCHOOL, Veteran’s Day
Fri., Nov. 12 – Super Citizen GLO #2 @ Flagpole area, 8:15am.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Message from Mr. Ho
The La`ie School Community Council (LSCC) is required to hold two community meetings every school year to present school data and seek input in the development of the academic and financial plan. Last school year, the LSCC presented school data and sought parent/guardian input through a survey.
Last week, the youngest/only child attending La`ie Elementary took home a parent/guardian survey presenting Hawai`i State Assessment scores and some questions seeking input from our parents/guardians. Your information is helpful and important to our school's direction and with the development of the 2011-12 Academic and Financial Plan. Please take some time to review the data and answer the questions provided. Please return completed surveys to your child's homeroom teacher by Wednesday, November 10. Thank you. ~ Mr. Ho
Let's Do Math A New Way!!!
Our students solve math problems in such weird ways nowadays.
Come see what it's all about.
Bonus: A whiteboard & expo marker you can take home!!!
Who: Parents and Guardians of 3rd, 4th, 5th 6th graders
When: Tuesday, November 9th
Time: 12:30pm – 1:30pm
Where: Laie Elementary P10 NEW LOCATION
Other: It’s okay to bring your little ones too. There will be a babysitter.
Walk-A-Thon Results!
Money is still trickling in, but as of now, we have made over $8,000 with our 30 minute Walk-A-Thon! That is $3,000 more than last year!! Thanks to all those who participated in any way. This Friday, we will announce individual and class winners.
Recess DADS
We are still looking for parents to come in and help organize games for kids at recess. We want to extend the opportunity to all parents. This might be a good opportunity for a DAD to spend lunch time with the kids once a week. Activities could include relay games, capture the flag, go-water, what time is it Mr. Wolf? . . . it's up to you! Pass this email along. Recess for the older kids is from 12:00 - 12:45 p.m. Come at 11:45 to collect equipment. Email Joanie Ford at 561-8352 or legendofthejojo@gmail.com, if you are interested.
Bank for Education $100,000 gift to Hawaii school-- What could Laie Elementary do with $100,000? Let's find out! Between now and Nov. 26, 2010,American Savings Bank is holding its "Bank for Education" competition. Go to any branch location (there's one at Foodland), and open a free checkingaccount. FREE! You can open as many as you'd like. Once you get your debit card, you must have five transactions on the account for your account to count for our school. Buy five packs of gum in separate transactions, and you're set!!! You may close the account for no charge after 6 months. This is something small parents could do to make A LOT OF MONEY for our school. We got 4th place last year. This year, 1st - 3rd places get cash awards. Let's go for it!
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES: Help your child think of someone at school who has made a difference to the "togetherness" of the school. Nominate that person for an IMPACT award in the front office.
PROJECTS FOR THE SCHOOL: There are several projects that the school would like to have done. These make great eagle projects, but would also be good for businesses, families, or youth groups in the area. If you would like to help, please contact Mr. Ho for some suggested projects, and submit a one-page proposal at the main office.
COMMUNITY
START - Sports Tactics and Active Recreational Training Sessions are Sundays Nov. 14, and 21 at Kalaheo High School Gym. Sign ups are 15 minutes prior to each session. Ages 4-7 : $ 15 per session Ages 8-13: $ 20 per session $5 extra for walk-ins. Schedule: Ages 10-13 at 8 - 9:45am Ages 8-9 at 10 - 11:45am Ages 6-7 at 12:15 - 1pm Ages 4-5 at 1:15 - 2pm Please see the form that was sent home last week for more details! or contact Kama'aina Kids at http://www.kamaainakids.com |
PAL Basketball Sign Ups!
PAL basketball registration is now open to boys and girls ages 5 to 14 years
old. Register at the HRI office in the Laie Shopping Center. The fee is $35 a
player, families with 3 or more siblings registered pay $30 per child. Parents
who volunteer to coach are waived the fee for 1 child. 1 waived fee per family.
Please register now because registration ends the first week of December.
Please contact Lote Foliaki, NSYB President atlotezpukapants@hawaii.rr.com
Children’s Swim Team!
Sponsored by BYU-Hawaii’s Educational Outreach, the children's swim team sessions will take place Fridays November 12, 19, and December 3, and 10, from 4:30-5:30 p.m. at the BYU-Hawaii pool. The instructor is Joanie Ford and registration fee is $28/person. Minimum of 10 registered participants is required to start the program. Ages 8 and up.
Thinking about a trip to Disney?
(Disneyland, Walt Disney World, Disney Cruise Line or Adventures by Disney)
Linds is ready help you book your trip and as a bonus- plan your dining and itinerary- no fee!
She knows what specials are going on and will recommend the best times to visit to help you save money.
Go here: www.dealstodisney.com for a free quote!
Keiki Swap Meet
Hawaii Children’s Discovery Center
Registration Deadline: November 12
Event Date: Saturday, November 20, 2010
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Registration Fee: $3/child with registration by November 12. Late registration $5/child
This event provides keiki with an opportunity to earn extra money by selling old toys, trading cards, clothes, comic books, video games or anything else you think other children would like to buy. Please remember that you can only sell children’s items and that all children must be accompanied by an adult.
For more information call 524-5437 or visithttp://www.discoverycenterhawaii.org/events.html
Money Saving Website for Hawaii Families
Aloha Deals is a money-saving website for discounts and tips for Hawaii families.
Help us win a $2500 grant for our AYSO Region!
Here's how parents and community show their support:
1. Complete the online course and quiz
2. Credit your Region
3. Connect with friends and family for more support.
Get started at ResponsibleSports.com/Grant!
With just a few minutes of your time to get the ball rolling, you could earn a $2,500 grant! Don’t delay!The deadline is November 30th, 2010. Have questions? Let us know!
Good Luck!
~ AYSO and Responsible Sports
Be sure to check the verification email in your inbox, so your crediting our region counts!
Kahuku Library:
Mon., Nov. 8 – Kahuku Bookmobile #1,
Book Club 11am.
Tues., Nov 9 – Native Plants in your Garden with David Eickhoff at 6:30pm
Wed., Nov 10 – After School Club 1pm.
Thurs., Nov. 11– Keiki Storytime! 10am
Fri., Nov. 12 – LIBRARY CLOSED, Veteran’s Day
Get help with applications/forms for Kamehameha Schools and other KS programs.
Assistance will be provided at the following places at the following times on the island of O‘ahu.
Please note that dates and times are subject to change, without notice:
Queen Lili‘uokalani Children’s Center
Windward Unit
53-516 516 Kamehameha Highway (Hau‘ula)
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
November 10, 24, 2010
St. George Church
41-1323 Kalanianaole Highway (Waimanalo)
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
November 3, 17, 2010
Windward Mall Shopping Center
46-056 Kamehameha Highway (Kaneohe)
2nd Floor near Sears
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
November 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23, 30, 2010
For more information call the Oahu Regional Resource Center at 808-534-3994 or 808-534-3994 or visit www.orrc@ksbe.edu
**If you would like to advertise in this bulletin, we are happy to publicize opportunities that enrich our school community. Be aware that Laie Elementary school does not sponsor or endorse any of the listed businesses in this bulletin. Mahalo!**
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
PTCO UPDATE! Parent Teacher Conferences Extended
CALENDAR
Through Mon., Nov. 8– Parent Teacher conferences, school dismisses at 1pm includingMon., Nov. 8!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Recess DADS: We are still looking for parents to come in and help organize games for kids at recess. We want to extend the opportunity to all parents. This might be a good opportunity for a DAD to spend lunch time with the kids once a week. Activities could include relay games, capture the flag, go-water, what time is it Mr. Wolf? . . . it's up to you! Pass this email along. Recess for the older kids is from 12:00 - 12:45 p.m. Come at 11:45 to collect equipment. Email Joanie Ford at 561-8352 or legendofthejojo@gmail.com, if you are interested.
BOOK FAIR starts today!
The Scholastic Book Fair is here! Please visit the Library to see what is available.
November 3rd and 10th
Wednesday
12:45 to 4pm
November 4th, 5th, and 8th
Thursday, Friday and Monday
1:00 to 4pm
November 9th
Tuesday
2:10 to 4pm
Remember: An adult needs to be with students to help them make wise choices. Thank you!
The Little Mermaid at Children's Theatre of Oahu
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| Photo Source |
Audition information is as follows:
Friday November 12th, 6:00pm (9th-12th graders)
Location: Eror residence 229 Kuuhoa Place, Kailua
Location: Eror residence 229 Kuuhoa Place, Kailua
Saturday November 13th Kailua District Park
1:00-2:30 (7th- 8th grade)
2:15-3:45 (3rd-6th grade)
3:30-4:45 (K-2nd grade) Must be six at the time of auditions
1:00-2:30 (7th- 8th grade)
2:15-3:45 (3rd-6th grade)
3:30-4:45 (K-2nd grade) Must be six at the time of auditions
Monday November15th, Kailua District Park
Callbacks by invite 5:00-7:00
Callbacks by invite 5:00-7:00
Monday, November 1, 2010
PTCO Bulletin 11-01-10
CALENDAR
Mon., Nov. 1 – NO SCHOOL for Students
Tues., Nov. 2 – NO SCHOOL, ELECTION DAY! PLEASE VOTE!!
Through Fri., Nov. 5 – Parent Teacher conferences, school dismisses at 1pm.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PTCO Blog! Have you checked out the blog lately? There are great Walk-A-Thon pictures and Fall Play pictures up! Check it out. www.laienews.blogspot.com
Parent Volunteers Wanted!
We are looking for parent volunteers to help with recess activities for the older children that play on Kamehameha field. The parents will go to their child's teacher for playground equipment and then set up games on the field such as relay races, handball, volleyball, basketball, soccer, frisbee throwing, parachute play. Parents would sign up for just one day and come on that day every week. They would need to come a little early to set up and then make sure all the supplies get returned to their child's teacher. If interested please call or email Joanie Ford (legendofthejojo@gmail.com or 561-8352) Thanks!
We need one parent volunteer from each grade: 4th ,5th , and 6th Monday – Friday for the times listed! Please contact me!
Here's the recess schedule:
12:00-12:15pm - 4th grade recess
(parents arrive at 11:45 to collect equipment)
12:30 - 12:45 5th and 6th grade
(parents would arrive at 12:15 to collect equipment)
Bank for Education $100,000 gift to Hawaii school -- What could Laie Elementary do with $100,000? Let's find out! Between now and Nov. 26, 2010,American Savings Bank is holding its "Bank for Education" competition. Go to any branch location (there's one at Foodland), and open a free checking account. FREE! You can open as many as you'd like. Once you get your debit card, you must have five transactions on the account for your account to count for our school. Buy five packs of gum in separate transactions, and you're set!!! You may close the account for no charge after 6 months. This is something small parents could do to make A LOT OF MONEY for our school. We got 4th place last year. This year, 1st - 3rd places get cash awards. Let's go for it!
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES: Help your child think of someone at school who has made a difference to the "togetherness" of the school. Nominate that person for an IMPACT award in the front office.
PROJECTS FOR THE SCHOOL: There are several projects that the school would like to have done. These make great eagle projects, but would also be good for businesses, families, or youth groups in the area. If you would like to help, please contact Mr. Ho for some suggested projects, and submit a one-page proposal at the main office.
COMMUNITY
Get out there and VOTE!
Please vote on Tues., Nov. 2! Here's a website that compares where candidate’s stand on issues. It has the Laie candidate options. http://elections.staradvertiser.com/cifw/election10/main/index/neighborhood/3_17
New Pharmacy Opening
The Ko'olauloa Health and Wellness Center is opening their new pharmacy on Nov. 1. It is at the location of the former North Shore Pharmacy, located across from the Kahuku Hospital. Pharmacy hours will be Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. They are cleared to take most insurance plans. Their phone number is 293-9514.
Children's Swim Team!
Sponsored by BYU-Hawaii’s Educational Outreach, the children's swim team sessions will take place Fridays November 12, 19, and December 3, and 10, from 4:30-5:30 p.m. at the BYU-Hawaii pool. The instructor is Joanie Ford and registration fee is $28/person. Minimum of 10 registered participants is required to start the program. Click here for more details. Sign up by calling 675.3780 or email outreach@byuh.edu.
Thinking about a trip to Disney?
(Disneyland, Walt Disney World, Disney Cruise Line or Adventures by Disney)
Linds is ready help you book your trip and as a bonus- plan your dining and itinerary- no fee!
She knows what specials are going on and will recommend the best times to visit to help you save money.
Go here: www.dealstodisney.com for a free quote!
Home Depot’s First Saturday Kids Workshop
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Activity: Spice Rack
9 a.m. – 12 Noon
Local Home Depot Stores Statewide
The workshops are free, how-to clinics designed for children ages 5-12, available on the first Saturday of each month between 9 a.m. and 12 noon at all The Home Depot stores. Children, accompanied by an adult, use their skills to create objects that can be used in and around their homes or communities.
For more information contact your local Home Depot, or type Home Depot Kids Workshop in the search bar of your favorite search engine.
Keiki Swap Meet
Hawaii Children’s Discovery Center
Registration Deadline: November 12
Event Date: Saturday, November 20, 2010
10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Registration Fee: $3/child with registration by November 12. Late registration $5/child
This event provides keiki with an opportunity to earn extra money by selling old toys, trading cards, clothes, comic books, video games or anything else you think other children would like to buy. Please remember that you can only sell children’s items and that all children must be accompanied by an adult.
For more information call 524-5437 or visithttp://www.discoverycenterhawaii.org/events.html
Pohai Nani's 10th Ann. Craft Fair & Bake Sale
Saturday, November 6th, 9am - 3pm,. 45-090 Namoku St., Kaneohe.
Money Saving Website for Hawaii Families
Aloha Deals is a money-saving website for discounts and tips for Hawaii families.
Introduction to Watercolor Class
Creative and exciting instructor Beverley Louw comes with a wealth of art experience in watercolor painting. This is a great class for artists and non-artists. Sign up with Educational Outreach at 675.3780 or email outreach@byuh.edu. Registration fee is $40/person (not including supplies). Classes will be held Mondays and Tuesdays from 5:00-7:00 p.m. in the Aloha Center Ballroom kitchen. Classes will run from November 1-24, 2010. For ages 15 and older.
Help us win a $2500 grant for our AYSO Region!
Here's how parents and community show their support:
1. Complete the online course and quiz
2. Credit your Region
3. Connect with friends and family for more support.
Get started at ResponsibleSports.com/Grant!
With just a few minutes of your time to get the ball rolling, you could earn a $2,500 grant! Don’t delay! The deadline is November 30th, 2010. Have questions? Let us know!
Good Luck!
~ AYSO and Responsible Sports
Be sure to check the verification email in your inbox, so your crediting our region counts!
Kahuku Library:
Thurs., Nov. 4– Keiki Storytime! 10am
Kaneohe Community Family Center Newsletter
Please see the attached newsletter for:
Ways to support your child’s learning, Basket of Blessings food drive, and lots of other fun kids activities at the Kaneohe Public Library!
Get help with applications/forms for Kamehameha Schools and other KS programs.
Assistance will be provided at the following places at the following times on the island of O‘ahu.
Please note that dates and times are subject to change, without notice:
Queen Lili‘uokalani Children’s Center
Windward Unit
53-516 516 Kamehameha Highway (Hau‘ula)
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
November 10, 24, 2010
St. George Church
41-1323 Kalanianaole Highway (Waimanalo)
8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
November 3, 17, 2010
Windward Mall Shopping Center
46-056 Kamehameha Highway (Kaneohe)
2nd Floor near Sears
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
November 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23, 30, 2010
For more information call the Oahu Regional Resource Center at 808-534-3994 or 808-534-3994 or
visit www.orrc@ksbe.edu
**If you would like to advertise in this bulletin, we are happy to publicize opportunities that enrich our school community. Be aware that Laie Elementary school does not sponsor or endorse any of the listed businesses in this bulletin. Mahalo!**
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