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Please see attachments for Summer Meal Form and additional information.  See you Monday, June 15th.  First come, first served --while supply lasts.    Summer Grab N Go Breakfast and Lunch FLYER.pdf  Summer Feeding Student Meal Form.pdf    Kualapuu Public Charter Elementary School

Please see attachments for Summer Meal Form and additional information.  See you Monday, June 15th.  First come, first served --while supply lasts.    Summer Grab N Go Breakfast and Lunch FLYER.pdf  Summer Feeding Student Meal Form.pdf    Kualapuu Public Charter Elementary School

Mahalo to Hawaii DOE and Molokai High School staff for supporting our community! Please click on the link for additional information--> http://www.hawaiipublicschools.org/DOE%20Forms/Emergencies/2020GrabandGo.pdf   Kualapuu Public Charter Elementary School

Check out another fun article featuring Hawaiian Schools by Civil Beat News. https://www.civilbeat.org/2018/06/innovation-pays-off-for-these-hawaii-schools/ Download Posting

Hawaii Teachers Tackle a Slimy Subject: Rat Lungworm Disease Kay Howe wore a beige T-shirt with a catchy message to the workshop she led for public and private school teachers at ‘Iolani School: A drawing of a slug with the words “Let’s Talk About It” adorned the front, and a warning about “Hawaii’s STD,” or slug-transmitted disease, aka rat lungworm, was on the back. Read the rest of the Honolulu StarAdvertiser website for the full article. *Note, a subscription may be required to read the full article. http://www.staradvertiser.com/2018/07/25/hawaii-news/teachers-tackle-a-slimy-subject-rat-lungworm-disease/

Check out "Isle of the Automatons" Story by Lavonne Leong, Photos by PF Bentley Featured in Hana Hou! The Hawaiian Airlines Magazine. "A corrugated metal roof, a dusty cement floor, big garage doors and a couple of stand-alone fans blowing hot air around: It looks more like the auto shop it used to be than the robotics room it is.  “I love this room but I hate this room,” laughs Moloka‘i High School junior Makanilealea Davis. When her father, now a mechanic, attended Moloka‘i High, this was where they parked cars for students to work on. These days it does [...]