November 3 - 7, 2025
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Ag. Tech Keychain drop
Ag. Tech Keychain drop
Check out the Ag. Tech Keychain drop!
Enter for a chance to win one of our hand-made Ag. Tech bag charms!
$1 raffle tickets - Enter as many times as you would like. Winners will be drawn every 30 minutes and announced during Food Fest.
Announcing E-Sports Team Recruitment
Announcing E-Sports Team Recruitment
Interest Form Here: https://forms.gle/MxB1wfEKUwQcQVRG7
PERFORMANCES
CHOIR - 3PM
HULA - 3:30 PM
CHEERLEADERS - 4:00 PM
GAMES - 2pm - 4:30pm
FOODFEST FRIDAY
FOODFEST FRIDAY
Vote for Beatrice
Vote for Beatrice
Click here to vote for her: https://www.discoverdairy.com/vote/?vote=true&calf=Beatrice%20(Stotz%20Dairy)
Voting will open on Monday, November 3 at 12:01 a.m. EST and will close on Wednesday, November 5 at 4 p.m. EST.
VOTING IS OPEN NOW
Student Council Spot
Student Council Spot
by Mrs. Morimoto and Student Council
Congratulations to 6th grader Isabelle Scharber, winner of the Candy Corn Counting Contest. Her guess of 1350 was closest to the actual amount of 1359!
11/3-11/21 - Thanksgiving Food Drive (bring donations to your HR, 3 items = 1 dunk tank ticket for use on 11/26)
Student Council Meetings:
Tuesday, 11/4 - 6th grade meeting
Weds, 11/5 - 7th grade meeting
Friday, 11/7 - 8th grade meeting
FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM! wms.stuco_hawaii
Performances:
3:00 Chorus
3:30 Hula
4:00 Cheerleaders
Friday Food and Craft Fest
Friday Food and Craft Fest
Join us for the Food and Craft Fest this Friday.
Check out our New Vendors! Macadero's Cocina (Local and Mexican Fusion) , Triple Aces Smoke Stack (BBQ) and Cochas En Hawaii (Mexican Bakery)
Student Voices - Mrs. Morimoto, StuCo and Leadership
Student Voices - Mrs. Morimoto, StuCo and Leadership
Question of the Week (by Patrick F.): Who is your favorite supervillan and why?
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'Olelo No'eau: Hawaiian Proverbs & Poetical of the Month
He keiki aloha nā mea kanu.
Translation: Beloved children are the plants
Meaning: This proverb compares the love and attention a farmer gives to their plants to how a parent cares for a child.
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