Scripture: “Bear with each other and forgive whatever grievances you may have against one another. Forgive as the Lord forgave you.” Colossians 3:13
| Day |
Date |
High School Bell Schedule & Events
(s)
|
|---|
Monday
| April 26
| HS-1/Full 7 Classes |
|
| Tuesday |
April 27
|
Special Schedule |
May Day Program, 1:40-2:45 pm, Gym; Jpnse. IV Field Trip, 9:50-11:25 am;
K-12 WASC Mtg., 3:00-4:00 pm. |
| Wednesday |
April 28
|
HS-3/Ext. ACEG |
Journalism Awards Luncheon, 11:45 am-1:30 pm. |
| Thursday |
April 29
|
HS-4/Chapel 7 Classes |
|
Friday
|
April 30
|
HS-1/Full 7 Classes |
Spring Comedy Production, 7:00 pm, Elem. Aud.; Math Bowl (Maui).
|
Saturday
| May 1
|
| City of Joy; SOL Dinner Theater Workday, 9:00 am-3:00 pm, Cafe/Mall;
Spring Comedy Production, 3:30 pm & 7:00 pm, Elem. Aud. |
| Lunch Clean Up: 11S – Mr. Stevens’ Homeroom |
9th-12th GRADES:
in special recognition of our May Day celebration for Tuesday, April 27th as follows:
a. Boys and girls will be allowed to wear a collared aloha shirt and jeans (long pants). However, aloha shirts must remain buttoned down at all times and cannot be worn as an open jacket to display whatever T-shirt is underneath. Also, jeans shorts are not allowed.
b. For girls, muu muu's are also allowed but cannot be worn off-the-shoulder or with spaghetti straps.
As always for the high school, on dress code exception days, you are either "all in" or "all out" of the normal dress code. If you are observing May Day, please follow the above exception dress. If not, you should be in normal school dress.
As an example of a violation and being out-of-dress code, students should NOT be wearing the HBA uniform shirt and jeans.
Thank you for your cooperation and participation in celebrating May Day! {Mr. Namba}
2. All library books are due May 19, 2010. To avoid demerits or detention for overdue books, please be sure to return your books on time. Be sure to pay any fines that are due at the time you return your books. Thank you. {Mrs. Huster and Mrs. Hayashi}
3. *The Drama Class is selling tickets for the Spring Comedy Production of “See You In Bells” by Edie Claire. You can buy your tickets at lunch in the mall area. {C. Logan}
4. *Our Summer School 2010 schedule is posted on HBA's website at
www.hba.net.
HBA priority registration deadline: April 16; Open registration deadline: - Friday, May 14.
Be sure to register early for your first preference courses.
{Mrs. Shirley Yahata, Supplemental Programs / Ph. 545-4485 / Email
syahata@hba.net}
5. Kamehameha Schools, through ALU LIKE, Inc., is providing Native Hawaiian summer school assistance at private schools that are members of the Hawaii Association of Independent Schools (HAIS), excluding Kamehameha Schools and private universities. (HBA is an HAIS member school; other member schools can be found at the HAIS website—
www.hais.org.) Preference is given to students of Native Hawaiian ancestry. The maximum scholarship award will be up to $300.00 per student. Last day for submitting an application is May 31, 2010. If you are interested, please go to the Admissions Office for an application. {Mrs. Lee}
6. Servant Group will be going to City of Joy this Saturday. If you want to go, please pick up a permission form from Mr. Lockridge. {Mrs. Gruspe}
10th GRADE: All 10th grade girls are welcome to come to a Bible study let by Jessica I. and Mrs. Gruspe, Wednesday during lunch in Room 108.
10th-11th GRADES: For Juniors and Sophomores – The
May 4th deadline to apply for the California college tour that is planned to take place next Fall Break is coming up soon. Please check with your parents if you are interested. See me or your college counselor if you have questions. Thanks! {Mr. Namba}
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