Thursday, May 28, 2009
HHSAA Track and Field
Graduation practice
Tuesday May 26th 8:00-2:20 PM in the gym ( we will be taking attendance each day of practice) we will be learning the senior medley to perform at graduation and we will figure out seating assignments so its very important that you be there!
Wednesday May 27th 8:00-2:20 you will need to be at Kahuku by 8:00 AM and then we will bus over to BYUH CAC. We will practice from 8:30-11:30 and then the bus will bring you back to Kahuku where we will have lunch and have water activities at upper field until 2:20
Thursday May 28th practice will be at BYUH CAC from 8:00-12:00 and you will be released at 12:00. You must report back to BYUH CAC at 4:30 PM and then Commencement will be that night at 6:00 PM
Graduation attire per your senior contract is as follows:
Men- white dress shirt, black dress pants, black socks and black shoes
Women- white knee length dress, white shoes or sandals (NO rubber slippers)
You need to pick up a parent permission form at Q-2 or P-20 for Wednesday and Thursday practices. Principal Donna Lindsey is requiring that seniors be on campus a full day. In order to be released early on Wednesday you must have your parent contact the school to request an off campus pass for you to leave BYUH. Mahalo for your cooperation! - D. Kaahaaina
Graduation requirements
We hope things are going well as we approach the ending of the school year. We hope your child is doing well with his/her classes as (s)he prepares for the senior year. An informational meeting is planned to discuss important matters regarding senior year, especially things that must be done during the summer. In the meeting we will discuss the following:
1. High School Graduation Requirement –
Kahuku vs Board of Education Diploma
2. Promotion policy and how to make up credits
3. 2009 – 2010 Bell schedule
4. Senior Agreement
5. Athletic Grade Check - Kahuku and OIA Rules
6. NCAA Requirement
7. Scholarships
We hope to provide you with helpful information to better prepare your son/daughter for a successful senior year. We look forward to see you at the meeting and hope you can make necessary arrangements to attend. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.
Sincerely,
Pat Macadangdang, Finau Hafoka,
Vice Principal 11th. Grade Counselor
293-8950 Ext. 252 293-8950 Ext. 375 - F. Hafoka
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Four more Kahuku seniors achieve
Last week, I attended the Nu'u Ministries' annual Lumana'i Awards Banquet, a scholarship program for Hawaii high school students of Samoan ancestry.
Last year, we had 2 Kahuku students win the award. This year, there were 4 Kahuku students and one area resident among the awardees. Way to go Ko'olauloa!
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Kahuku's Galea'i flashed many skills
Helping bring basketball fever back to the island's most feverish football community, Kahuku senior Jray Galea'i led the Red Raiders to a perfect and thrilling O'ahu Interscholastic Association regular season.
For his efforts, he was named OIA Red Conference Eastern Division Player of the Year after a recent vote of league coaches.
Galea'i, a 6-foot guard, was an explosive force in the open court who also could pull up and drain the 3-pointer or penetrate and dish to teammates.
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Sunday, April 26, 2009
Roosevelt and Kahuku repeat
A state champion can carry the team only so far.
But behind an all-around team effort, championships are more than possible.
The Kahuku High School girls retained its team title at yesterday's 7-plus-hour O'ahu Interscholastic Association Eastern Division Track and Field Championships at Kaiser. The Red Raiders edged runner-up Kaiser, 131-116.
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Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Kahuku High senior wins congressional district art contest
The announcement was made Monday by U.S. Rep. Mazie Hirono.
Borges' winning work, a photograph titled "Reflections," will represent Hawaii's 2nd Congressional District on display in Washington, D.C.
A total of 148 students from Kauai, Maui, Molokai, Oahu and the Big Island entered the contest.
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