Summer School - Last Minute Openings

Due to last minute changes in plans, a number of students have withdrawn from summer school this past week.  Summer School Director Kyle Shimabukuro will be contacting families on the waiting list to see if they are still interested in attending summer school.  Application is available for download at the link below...

Download:  Summer School Application

Summer School Supply List

Summer School starts on Monday, June 7, 2010.  Class lists have been posted outside the front office.  Listed below are supplies for students.  (New supplies are not necessary.  However, please make sure everything is labeled.)  Mahalo!

For Kindergarten:

• 1/2 gallon milk carton filled with the following:  crayons, markers, glue, scissors, 6 pencils
• 1 primary writing composition book
• 1 legal sized plastic folder
• watercolors
• extra change of clothes (shirt, shorts, socks, & underwear)
• placemat
• apron

For Grades 1-4:

• 2 sharpened pencils
• 1 composition book (used is OK)
• notebook paper
• folder or binder
• scissors
• glue
• crayons
• markers
• 1 eraser
• fine tip sharpie pen
• watercolors

End of Year Activities

The end of the school year is a busy time for everyone.  Here are some pictures of 5th graders practicing for their Aloha Assembly and enjoying an ice cream party for going above and beyond their goal for KidBiz.

Please remember, the last day of school is Wednesday, 5/26.  Students will be following the regular Wednesday schedule and will be dismissed at 12:30 p.m.  Breakfast and lunch will be served and there will be A+ afterschool.

Kindergarten Bubble Fun

Kindergarteners started celebrating the end of the year with Bubble Fun.

Mahalo! Junior Police Officers

As the school year comes to a close, I would like to recognize our Junior Police Officers for helping to maintain a safe school environment.  These students volunteered to work every 3 weeks before and after school to monitor our parking lot and the crosswalk at the back entrance to our school.  In addition to being dependable and responsible, the carried out their duty with enthusiasm and a positive attitude.  I truly enjoyed working with this group of 5th graders throughout the year and wish them well as they go to middle school.

Mahalo,
Mr. Shimabukuro

Recycling Helps Our School

This year, we collected over $5000.00 through our recycling drives.  The money raised goes toward student activities sponsored by the student council and technology. Please continue to save aluminum cans and glass or plastic bottles over the summer.  The next recycling drive will take place in August.  Mahalo!

New Bike Racks

Mahalo to Scott Fukuhara and his family, friends, and fellow Boy Scouts for the preparation and installation of the new bike racks at the corner of B building near our back gate. They will install the bike racks (weather permitting) on May 9 or May 15. Mahalo also for painting new GLOs around the oval. New four square courts will be painted sometime during the next two weeks.

Honolulu Magazine Ranks Mauka #2

In the May edition of Honolulu Magazine, Mililani Mauka Elementary was ranked as the #2 public school in the State of Hawaii. See Honolulu Magazine - Grading the Public Schools.