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Members of the Class of 2021 should take a few moments to watch this video on the new PTP requirements.

We could all use some quick and healthy meal ideas being stuck at home all the time. Submit your recipes using this google form. Winning recipe gets a $100 gift card! Deadline to enter is Friday, Oct. 2nd @ 4:00 pm.

We will be holding a talk story session with Mr. Gray and his administration team on Wednesday, September 23 from 12:00-12:30PM. Parents are asked to submit questions they'd like answered before the event here. A link to this virtual event will be sent to stakeholders early next week.

Due to a delay in the shipping of merchandise for both kits, we had to change the dates. We will be hosting our very first virtual dance on Friday, October 2 at 7PM. We will have some free dance favor bags available for pickup Wednesday, September 30 as well as kits for our upcoming Wellness Week. Pick up locations and times will be 10:00-11:00AM at the Waikoloa School parking lot and 2-3PM @ Kealakehe High School. Be on the lookout for prizes hidden in your favor bag! We are giving away a few gift cards and even some blue light glasses. Please note that we do have a limited amount (700) so it will be first come, first served. We hope to see you there!

Digital edition of the Honolulu Magazine College Guide 2021

All parents/guardians are asked to fill out a free and reduced lunch application, even if you don't think you'll qualify. Doing so gives the school an opportunity to receive much needed federal funds. Please fill out the short application today by clicking on the title.

The PSAT is tentatively postponed until 1/26/21. More information and sign ups will be available during the month of December.

There will be no school on Monday, September 7 and Tuesday, September 8 in observance of Labor Day and teacher inservice day. We will resume our regular distance learning schedule on Wednesday, September 9.

Parents and guardians, please take our anonymous survey so that we can improve your distance learning experience.

The Hawai‘i State Department of Education announced today that it will continue the Learn from Home phase of distance learning for most students statewide through the first quarter, which ends October 2. Ahead of the Aug. 17 return of students for the 2020-21 school year, the Department announced most schools would shift the majority of instruction to distance learning for at least the first four weeks of the academic year. This extends that by three weeks for the remainder of the first quarter.