Kealakehe High sets schedule pickups Kealakehe High sets schedule pickups ADVERTISING Students enrolled in Kealakehe High School may pay fees and pick up a copy of their class schedule in the school’s library from 8 a.m. to noon July 16
Kealakehe High sets schedule pickups
Students enrolled in Kealakehe High School may pay fees and pick up a copy of their class schedule in the school’s library from 8 a.m. to noon July 16 or noon to 7:30 p.m. July 17. Schedules were mailed out with end of semester report cards so the available schedule will be a copy reflecting no changes.
For newly enrolled students who completed a course request form when they registered, a schedule will be available to pick up. If there’s a question as to whether the student is enrolled, call 327-4300, ext. 2448.
Students must be enrolled for fees to be collected. If the student is not enrolled, parents must first enroll them with the registrar in the school’s Student Services Office, located next to the Administration office any day from 7:45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. For information on enrollment requirements, visit doe.k12.hi.us/register. Students cannot attend school or participate in any scheduled activity without TB clearance. Students who do not live in the Kealakehe High district will have to process a geographic exception form which can be found at ge.k12.hi.us.
Required fees include class dues, $10 and student association dues, $10. Optional fees include locker rental, $5; bus; full color yearbook, $58, which includes color upgrade, tax, shipping and handling; parking permit per vehicle, $10; and athletic card, $20. The athletic card gets a student into all home athletic games for free; for away athletic games, students pay $1 with the card.
Students must deposit money in their lunch accounts ahead of time. No cash is accepted to purchase meals in the school cafeteria. Separate checks made payable to Kealakehe High School are required for fees, lunch and bus. Credit or debit cards will be accepted with a convenience fee charged by the vendor for each transaction. Choosing to pay by credit or debit card requires the parent or guardian to set up an account with EZSchoolPay.com which can be done at any time. The parent or guardian then initiates the transaction — not the school.
Bus applications will be available and fees can be paid with a separate check, cash, credit or debit card. Bus applications may be downloaded from iportal.k12.hi.us/SBT/downloadapp.aspx.
A counselor is available for schedule changes after Monday from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. by appointment only. Call 327-4300, ext. 2463.
Freshmen report to school from 8:14 a.m. to 3:13 p.m. July 30 for a full day. All students report from 8:15 a.m. to 3:13 p.m. July 31.
A new parent/student orientation will be held at 6 p.m. July 17 in the school’s cafeteria. Parents can pay fees before or after the orientation.
For more information, contact Linda Jeffrey, Parent-Community Center, 327-4300, ext. 2432, or check the school’s website at khswaveriders.org.
Hookena receives $10,000 grant
Hookena Elementary School and its parent teacher organization have received at $10,000 grant from Abigail Kinoiki Kekaulike Kawananakoa.
The funds will be used to preserve Hawaiian cultural education and other academic programs at the school.
Hawaii Prep lists honor students
The following students at Hawaii Preparatory Academy were named to fourth quarter honor rolls.
Sixth grade: Mateo Batol, Malcolm Davis, Violet Fink, Sora Frysinger, Kailer Garcia, Katherine Gargiulo, Daniel Groves, Griffin Head, Ruby Johnson, Karly Noetzel, Corey Patton Lossner, Julia Perry, Sarah Schulman, Coco Shafer, Rachel Siebert, Matthew Vazquez, Nalani Wall, Gillian Winston, Yudai Yamakawa, Keanu Young.
Seventh grade: Tyler Alt, Angela Castile-Krasuski, Jackson Cootey, Christopher DeSalvo, George Donev, Sarah Emmons, Elyse Fujioka, Sora Hataji, Ava Jean Johnston, Liam Kahoe-Morrison, Braden Kojima, Tola Mahoney, Brandon Melton, Kai Miller, Alivia Nelson, Isabel Richter, Clara Saalfeld, Asa Twigg-Smith, Sidney Vermeulen.
Eighth grade: Kathryn Byrnes, Haley Dow, Erin Evans, Kanaikai Gaughen, Catharine Gussman, Katherine Jefferson, Elizabeth Jim, Holly Kaapu, Adam Kennon, Nathan Ladwig, Daniel Matsumoto, Kristen Nielsen, Justin Perry, Azadeh Pournaderi, Abigail Riley, Amber Rogers, Teagan Rutkowski, Luke Taniguchi, Emma Taylor, Jordan Virtue, Will White, Zachary Wigzell, Oscar Winsa-Henderson.
Ninth grade: Hideyoshi Akai, Leilani Bostock, Oriana Brostek, Megan Canniff, Ariana Datta, Gabrielle Ewing, Rei Fujita, Harmony Graziano, Michael Ho, Tina Hwang, Alexander Jones, Anna Juan, Alua Jumabayeva, Eliana Kaplan, Kiana Kikau, Teia Knoll, Ella Kotner, Kirara Kozuma, Cody Lambrecht, Vera Mahoney, Daniel Matsuda, Jacob McCafferty, Leila Morrison, Lawson Nerenberg, Nicolas Palleschi, Maiah Police, Davy Ragland, Alina Sabyr, Noor Sarwar, Amanda Stark, Connor Varney, Joli Ana Welch, Jingyi Xiang, Bryce Zeffert.
10th grade: Kehaulani Akau, Allexandria Blacksmith, Lyle Bleckel, Malia Byram, Inkeun Chey, Kenneth Christie, Mia Croonquist, Chancis Fernandez, Scott Fetz, Mariah Haight, Mickie Hirata, Madison Inman, Keli Jackson, Roman Kandirovskiy, Alina Katase, Michael Kokal, Miel Krauss, Veronica Ladwig, Seo Yun Lee, Alex Magoon, Pannawee Meekajit, Sage Morgan, Brendan Moynahan, Erika Nielsen, Justin Pham, Tiana Reynolds, Alexandro Siordia, Ki Wook Song, Michael Spetich, Leila Takahashi-Ruiz, Antonia Tsui, Hannah Twigg-Smith, Hiro Ueno, Kelly Ulrich, Alexandra Van Pernis, Emily Yoshida, Di Zhu.
11th grade: Catherine Bradley, Michaela Byrnes, Jellian Cuartero, Jingchen Cui, Kailani DeVille, Emily Johnson, Yung-Yang Lan, Sun Ho Lee, Qiumin Liang, Bhillie Luciani, Yuka Motokawa, Risako Ninomiya, Thomasine Peebles, Audrey Pigott, Reeves Police, Lauren Pries, Yoon Rho, Angelica Shumov, Zoe Sims, Briana Wilson, Draysen Wilson, Wei Jie Zhang.
12th grade: Hunter Ainslie, Tsukasa Akai, Emma Alley, Rebecca Barrett, Eloi-Kai Bernier-Chen, Katherine Case, Pataraphand Chirathivat, Jung Hwi Cho, Nicholas Chock, Alexandra Disney, Sean Domingo, Taylor Esaki, Kai Fink, Linnea Gregg, Qiaoning Gu, Weier Guo, Kayden Haleakala, Brock Kobayashi, Torin Kubo, Mandi Lum, Carson Magoon, Kyle Matsuda, Mark Mitchell, Yasunobu Miyakawa, Megan Nakahara, Courtney Rapier, Delaney Ross, Jake Siebert, Robert Souza, Kulananalu Tarnas, Catherine Thorbecke, Mariko Thorbecke, Abigail Wolfenberger, Gou Wu.
Bank sponsoring school supplies drive
Central Pacific Bank will be collecting school supplies and monetary donations throughout the month of July at its 34 branches statewide as part of the Ready to Learn program.
Administered by Helping Hands Hawaii, Ready to Learn provides more than 12,000 low-income Hawaii children each year with new classroom supplies at the start of the school year.
All school supply donations are welcome, including crayons, scissors, notebooks, portfolios, folder paper, erasers, No. 2 pencils, glue, calculators, rulers, composition books and backpacks. Or, a small monetary donation of $10 will purchase one backpack filled with all the items needed to prepare a student for the new school year.
School supplies and monetary donations collected at all Central Pacific Bank branches will remain on the respective islands. For more information, call (800) 342-8422 or visit centralpacificbank.com.
