Christmas Elves on Campus

Thank you to all the students, teachers, and staff for your wonderful generosity in donating an Aloha Shoebox for a child in need. All boxes make its way to an impoverished nation and/or a war-torn region. KHIS donated a total over 40 boxes this year! Mahalo to student coordinator, Andrina and NHS for activating this annual international service project.
- L. Ishihara

Grant opportunity for students

Does your athletic team need money? Do you have an idea for a volunteer project? Are you
interested in traveling somewhere? The Castle Foundation is funding student projects/groups up to $5,000! Visit their website (castlefoundation.com) for more information.
- D. Lindsey

Hanai i ka Ipu

Hanai I ka Ipu is a extracurricular program for students grades 7-12. We are now accepting applicants. We go on Hawaiian excursions, focus on Community Service, and Leadership. Please stop by any time during intermediate lunch D2 for an application. Tutoring will begin every Thursdays from 3-4pm in room A202. If you don't need tutoring just come by so I can meet you.
- E. Haiola

Pacific American Foundation "Hanai i ka Ipu"

Hanai I Ka Ipu is a Federally Funded (Free) program for students grades 7-12 and they are accepting applications now! They meet two Saturday's a month and do fun learning activities about Hawaiian Culture and go on exciting excursions to various areas, even to the outer islands. The focus of the program is on COMMUNITY SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP. This program is for all Pacific Island Youth. They also offer career placement activities as well. It's a great opportunity for Jr's and Sr's to add an awesome program to your college applications, as well as students who are interested in learning about their community, environment and Hawaiian culture in a fun and exciting way, DON"T MISS OUT, get your applications from your PCNC or call Jenny at 382-1662.

Canned food drive

Hawaii Food Bank needs you!
Will your classroom be the one to win for the most cans donated to the Food Bank of Hawaii? Demonstrate your civic duty by helping others in need. What to do? Donate canned food. After collecting cans from your classroom, write out the total weight of the cans on a paper with your teacher's name, room number, and attach it to the box(es).
Where and when to drop them off? On April 17th, bring your can-filled boxes to room Y-202, the last day of the competition. May the best classroom win! (Seniors: last chance to show your Red Raider Student Spirit. Only 39 school days 'til graduation!!!) Questions? See Jon Lautaha, Kaisha Ho Ching, Holly Berlin, or Tialei Wesley.

Service Projects

Available on the Kahuku High and Intermediate Campus
If you are interested in providing service hours for your club, Eagle Scout project, or other activity, the following projects are available. Please contact Lisa DeLong at 293-8950, ext. 225 for more information. The school is often able to help fund supplies for the projects.

• Build Benches Increase Seating Areas Around Campus
• Install Picnic Tables Across Campus
• Promote Adopt a Bathroom Campaign
• Construct Concrete Walkway from H Building Up Through Y Building Along Roadside
• Replace Weimer Athletic Field Sign
• Complete Stage Seating Project
• Landscape/Adopt Areas on Campus
• Paint Slip Proof and Yellow Caution Lines Around Campus
• Fix Clogged Drainage Pipe by Locker Rooms (requires a plumber and some digging)
• Run Intramural Activities at Recess and Lunch or After School
• Set Up an Activity Center at Recess and Lunch with Items for Checkout
• Create Art Work on Campus, Murals, etc.
• Build Concrete Stairs on Hill from Z Building Down to Field
• Paint Parking Lines
• Paint Safety Lines on Crosswalks and Speed Bumps
• Repair and Add Permanent Trash Can Holders
• Scrub/Buff Stair Wells and Cement Areas Around Cafeteria and other Walkways
• Build Permanent Shelves in Office
• Decorate and Refurbish Teachers' Workroom (there are 3 around campus)