Guest Speaker Roy Sakuma

Ukulele master Roy Sakuma spoke to students in grade 4 and 5 about music, growing up, and releasing the hurt that comes from bullying.  Thank you to Chinen and Arinaga for sponsoring this event.

Kindergarten Science Activity

Students in kindergarten worked with science teacher Mr. Morishige to plant pumpkin seeds.

Central Theatre Arts Academy - Auditions

Central Theatre Arts Academy is holding auditions for its musical, Bye Bye Birdie on December 12-13 at Mililani High School. We are a learning center and all public school students ages 5-18 and their parents and teachers are eligible to audition.  Visit www.CentralTheatreArtsAcademy.org for more information.

Dinner With Santa

Enjoy Dinner with Santa...
(A fundraiser for Mililani High School Project Graduation)

Date: Friday, December 16, 2011
Time: 5 pm to 9 pm
Location:  Mililani High School Cafeteria

Menu:  Pasta Bar, Dinner Roll, Vegetables, Salad, Desserts

Activities are open to all children:  face painting, jump house, pillow and name tag decorating, arts and crafts, and picture with Santa?  Also, special appearances by Miss Teen Hawaii World and Mrs. Hawaii!

First 50 keiki get to visit the candy bar with their golden ticket!

Pre-sale Dinner Tickets - Adults and Keiki age 10+         $10.00
(Tickets will be $12.00 at the door)
Keiki Age 2 to 9                                                       $6.00
Keiki Under 2                                                           No Charge

Click here to download order form.

Order Deadline:  December 7, 2011
Questions?  Email MHS_ProjectGrad@yahoo.com

Flu Mist/Shot Clinic 2011

Mahalo to the Department of Health and our parent volunteers for making our Flu Mist/Shot Clinic a great success!

Guest Speaker from NASA

Last week, Brian Hawkins, an educational specialist with NASA, spoke to students in grade 5 about science and technology.


Brian Hawkins from NASA from Kyle Shimabukuro on Vimeo.

National Emergency Alert System

As part of their ongoing efforts to keep our country and communities safe during emergencies, the Federal Communications Commission and Federal Emergency Management Agency will conduct the first nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System (EAS). The EAS test plays a key role in ensuring the nation is prepared for all hazards, and that the U.S. public can receive critical and vital information, should it ever be needed. The first nationwide test will be conducted Wednesday, November 9 at 2 p.m. ET. This test may last up to three and a half minutes, and will be transmitted via television and radio stations within the U.S., including Alaska, Hawaii, the territories of Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and American Samoa. Similar to local emergency alert system tests, an audio message will interrupt television and radio programming indicating: “This is a test.” When the test is over, regular programming will resume. For more information about the nationwide Emergency Alert System test, please visit http://www.fema.gov/medialibrary/media_records/6407 and www.FCC.gov . On November 9 at 2 p.m. EDT, please remember: Don’t stress; it’s only a test