ʻĪAO SCHOOL
"The Place to Be"
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10/22/2024
Families of ʻĪao School,
Monster Mash: We're thrilled to have celebrated another successful Monster Mash, thanks to the incredible support of our Wailuku community. Mahalo nui loa to all the parents, students, and families who made this event possible.
EVENT CANCELED: This Wednesday’s Parent Night “Untangling Adolescence” has been canceled. We did not receive the minimum number of RSVP responses required by University of Hawaiʻi. For those that did RSVP, we apologize for any inconvenience. This opportunity will be offered again in the spring for current parents and incoming 6th grade families.
Relationships Class for Teens: The Ho‘ohiki Pilina Program-Building Healthy Relationships, is inviting you to one of their FREE Healthy Relationships for youth (ages 12-19). This class features important steps in negotiating, conflict resolution, and communication skills for healthy relationships. Please use the QR code found on this flier to register your teen. Parent permission and participation in a parent orientation are REQUIRED. INCENTIVE: Youth who enroll and complete the class will earn a $100 Amazon Gift Card and a Certificate of Completion.
*Upcoming News and Reminders*
Halloween Fun: Get ready for some spooky fun on Thursday, October 31st! Costumes are allowed, but please remember to follow the guidelines. The following are prohibited:
Costume props (wands, toy weapons, etc.)
Full-face masks and makeup
Inflatable costumes
Sharp or dangerous items
Offensive or inappropriate attire
Please help us keep our school safe and fun for everyone. Any violations may result in costume confiscation or a change of clothes.
No School Days Ahead
Friday, November 1st: Professional Collaboration Day. No school for students. Normal hours for our Main Office.
Tuesday, November 5th: Election Day Holiday
Monday, November 11th: Veterans Day Holiday
10/11/2024
Bullying Prevention and Unity Day: October is National Bullying Prevention and Awareness Month. In support of this cause, schools across Hawaiʻi will celebrate Unity Day on Wednesday, October 16. We encourage all students and staff to wear ORANGE to promote kindness, acceptance, and aloha for everyone. (Our uniform policy is still in effect for students that do not wear an orange shirt.) Let's use this opportunity to have follow-up conversations with our children at home about the importance of being respectful and treating others with kindness. Together, we can create a more positive and inclusive learning environment for all.
Non-Discrimination and Anti-Harassment Statement
Click for the notice of non-discrimination and anti-harassment. Click HERE if you need translations.Megan Moniz, Civil Rights Equity Specialist can be reached at (808)600-9417 or megan.moniz@k12.hi.us