News and Announcements

See some of our Complex Thinkers from last quarter. Student submissions are encouraged! Follow this post to view the video.

This quarter we are focusing on Quality Producers. Show us that you are able to draw, color and write to the best of your ability and submit your entries by March 31. See our flyer for more information.

First grade students in Mrs. Zukeran's class, supported by MakerSpace teacher, Ms. Tateyama, exert a lot of energy using the Unruly Splats application and equipment. Games are coded for students to physically respond to the colors, lights and sounds of the Splats. Here they play Red Light, Green Light and Whack-A-Mole. See Star-Advertiser news article 3/8/2021 linked to this post.

During Dr. Seuss week, several guest readers came by to read to our students. Thank you to CPT Rhoten and his unit, along with Ms. Diwa, Mr. Boychuk and Mr. Swan for taking time out of your busy day to put smiles on our students' faces! Follow this post to see more photos.

Mahalo to Mrs. Milley, wife of the chairman for the Joint Chiefs of Staff for visiting our school. She chatted with our Student Council and visited some of our classrooms.

Aloha Parents,
Please read this week's newsletter. We are celebrating Dr. Seuss's birthday this week!

Registration for incoming 2021-2022 Kindergarteners is now open. Students need to be five years old by July 31, 2021.

Many thanks to our Army and community partners who are helping to build our Hale Halawai. The trees for our hale were delivered by our Army partners on Thursday. Teachers came out to learn how to strip the bark from the trees on Friday, under the direction of our PCNC Coordinator, Keith Boychuk. If you would like to join us in this project, we will be bark stripping on Saturday 2/27 from 9:00am - 12:00pm. More photos are linked to this article.

We will be celebrating Dr. Seuss's birthday during Spirit week on March 1-5. Come dressed for the occasion and have fun with us. Follow this post for more information.

The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you’ll go. — From the Dr. Seuss book, "I Can Read With My Eyes Closed"