KAILUA HIGH SCHOOL

OCTOBER 20, 2021
Daily Menus

BREAKFAST: Country Gravy Pizza, Pineapple chunks, Craisins

LUNCH: Chicken Mozzarella Sandwich, Emoticon Potatoes, Fresh Fruit, Mixed Fruit

ALOHA STAFF & STUDENTS:
Due to unforeseen repairs needed in the cafeteria, lunch will be served outside the administrative office. If we run out of the menu lunch item, inform lunch staff you would like a lunch and you will be directed to the cafe to get one. If wait time is beyond the lunch period, students will receive a tardy pass to class. If you have any question, see Vice Principal Rezentes.

STUDENTS:
If you're interested in playing Girls Basketball, join us for workouts happening now! Turn in required forms to participate. Join our Google Classroom for the schedule and other important announcements. See Coach Mandy in L22 if you have any questions. No experience necessary!
(Llamedo)

STUDENTS:
Looking for a job? Mulkern Landscaping, a well established full service landscaping company seeks experienced team leader and crew members with a passion for plants and a desire to learn new techniques. A background in customer service, retail sales, supervisory experience, other construction trades a plus. Driver's license, abstract and personal cell phone are preferred. We are looking for students to work on Saturdays and full-time during summer and winter breaks. Starting pay range $12.00 to $20.00 per hour. Email resumes or call (808) 396-6595 Tuesdays through Friday 9 AM - 4 PM If you get our voicemail, be sure to leave a clear message stating your name, phone number, the best time to reach you and that you are a job applicant. Benefits Include: Paid Training, Paid Vacation, Health Insurance, Central Pickup Locations, Uniform Laundry Service, & Discounted plants from Mulkern For additional information about Mulkern landscaping, check out their website at www.mulkernlandscaping.com (Ohta)

STUDENTS:
Looking for a job? Taco Bell Kaneohe is our brand new store, and we are looking for employees! Check out the flyer for more information.
(Ohta)

STUDENTS:
Looking for a job? UPS store in Kailua and on MCBH is looking to hire. See the attached flyer for more information. If you have questions, see Mrs. Ohta in the CCC during non-class time.
(Ohta)

STUDENTS:
Support our local community and donate a clean, unwanted blanket and/or jacket.
(Hanoa)

STUDENTS:
Learn about different parts of the world as we celebrate our World Exchange Week - trivia, activities, and more during lunch in the courtyard after fall break. Event begins October 18. Hope to see you there!
(Hanoa)

STUDENTS & TEACHERS:
Why do oranges have amazing eyesight? They keep their eyes peeled! Help support a National Campaign - "The Hawai‘i State Department of Education is encouraging students and staff to join a national movement during National Bullying Prevention Month for inclusive, nurturing learning environments for all. On Wednesday, Oct. 20, wear orange to show your support that all students deserve to be safe in school, online and in the community. Let’s send a giant ORANGE message of hope and solidarity that Together with Aloha, we are United for Kindness, Acceptance, and Inclusion" Stop by our Activities booth in the courtyard/back office area wearing orange on Wednesday, October 20, 2021 during lunch with your signed pledge card [delivered to your period 1 teachers] for a FREE bracelet and treat. IG frame available for photos to post on: #UNITYDAY2021, #UnityDay202, and #HI4PublicEd.

STUDENTS:
Mālama 21st Century Community Learning Center Update: Make sure to join our Mālama Google Classroom by using the join code: gc2zztw. Students can still register for Next Level Fitness: Makahiki Games Training, Woodworking, Creative Writing, Academic Support/Study Hall, and Farm-to-Table Culinary! Take one, some, or all classes. Snacks will be provided. :) To register and see the most updated list of classes and their scheduled times, visit thepaf.org/kailuahigh. Questions? See Grimble in B-21 or email at angelica.grimble@k12.hi.us.

STUDENTS: Surveys

Please help the Student Councils decide on a Homecoming Theme. Use this link: https://bit.ly/3tRzixc to vote. Please be sure to read through the four options BEFORE submitting. Your voice is greatly appreciated.
(Hanoa)

STUDENTS/TEACHERS:
Are you a graduating senior interested in earning the Seal of Biliteracy for speaking English and another language? Applicants must meet the following criteria to receive the Seal of Biliteracy: 1. Must be a graduating senior enrolled in a Hawai‘i public or charter school 2. Demonstrate a minimum cumulative 3.0 Grade Point Average (GPA) upon graduation 3. Successfully complete courses required for English Language Arts or Hawaiian Language Arts for a high school graduation diploma with a minimum 3.0 GPA upon graduation 4. Attain the requisite score for one or more of the world language assessments For more information please contact Mrs. Pasion in the counseling center or at Gaylen.Pasion@k12.hi.us
(Pasion)