Elective Month in Review

Check out what the Elective Classes did in September.

Chess Club

Ms. Keshtbod and Mr. Pham

Our registration meeting will be after school Monday, October 27th, in room D-08.

After that, we will meet after school between 3pm - 4:20pm, every Monday, in room D-08.

by Mrs. Morimoto and Student Council

Weds, 10/22:

Unity Day! Let's all wear orange in support of national bullying prevention month!

StuCo meeting (whole council), Room B1 at 7:45am

Friday, 10/24 - Late payment of student dues to the front office to be included in the distribution of Halloween treat bags on 10/31!

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Question of the Week (by Rhaxma B.): "Are you going to the school's Halloween dance this Friday? If so, what are you going as?"

Yes, I am going to be dressed up as Cookie Monster and matching with my friend that is going as Elmo.

No, because I'm going to the beach.

Yes, I'm going as an anime character.

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MONDAY

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TUESDAY

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WEDNESDAY

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THURSDAY

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FRIDAY

'Olelo No'eau: Hawaiian Proverbs & Poetical of the Month

He keiki aloha nā mea kanu.

Translation: The plants are beloved children.

Meaning: This proverb highlights the nurturing care farmers give their crops, treating them as dearly as one would their own children.

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