The Hawai‘i State Department of Education announced today that it will continue the Learn from Home phase of distance learning for most students statewide through the first quarter, which ends Oct. 2.
We want our students to know that they are thought of and loved. We have missed our time together during these past few months of school closure. Be safe. Stay healthy. Mālama pono!
Starting July 15, 2020, online applications will be available at ezmealapp.com.
Ho‘omaika‘i on all your elementary school achievements! We will truly miss your smiling faces. We wish you all the best in middle school & beyond! Be safe. Stay healthy. Mālama pono! Ha‘aheo Kākou!
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As you already know, things are ever-evolving and changes are being made to accommodate our keiki and ‘ohana’s best interests. As a state, all DOE schools have now been required to offer a Distance Learning option to families.
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As we prepare for the opening of the new school year, we would like to request your feedback. Please help us plan by completing this survey (1 per child) to better help serve our students and 'ohana. Deadline to complete is July 6th.
Thank you for your continued patience and support during this time.
At this time we are seeking feedback from HIDOE families regarding the transition to distance learning as a result of the COVID-19 situation. The information gathered from this family survey will help HIDOE and schools to better understand the experiences and needs as related to distance learning across the state. This feedback is essential in planning for the new school year.
Parents and guardians of students enrolled at any Hawaii public or charter school are invited to complete an online survey now until June 30, 2020.
Those who complete the survey will have the opportunity to enter a prize drawing for a new iPad or Chromebook.
We hope this message finds your family safe and healthy as school closure remains in effect through the end of the school year.
Aloha e Ha‘aheo ‘Ohana,
We hope that you and your families are safe and well during this stay-at-home order time. School closure remains in effect through April 30th.
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