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Join us on Tuesday, April 22, 2025 at PHIS Cafeteria to connect, play, and learn as we create an encouraging atmost there to help our 7th & 8th Grade students thrive. Free Food for All, Parent get insights, Students get celebrated, We all get connected! Scan QR Code to RSVP and if you have questions, please contact by emailing at [email protected]

On Saturday, April 12th, Pāhoa High and Intermediate School will receive a gift of construction projects from Labor of Love, a non-profit organization affiliated with the Hawaii State AFL-CIO (Affiliated Labor Organizations). Labor of Love consists of various construction unions from across the state, and they will be working alongside students.

We are looking for volunteers, including students, parents, family members, and other community members, who would like to help with these projects.

Click on the announcement to learn more information and to sign up to volunteer.

PHIS Quarter 3 Parent-Teacher Conferences will take place from Wednesday, April 9, 2025, to Friday, April 11, 2025. Students will be dismissed from school at 1:25 PM on all three days. The conferences will begin at 2:00 PM and end at 2:55 PM in the cafeteria. Parents and guardians will have the opportunity to pick up Quarter 3 report cards and discuss their child's progress with teachers. Click on the announcement title to view the bell schedules for all three parent-teacher conference days.

Pāhoa High and Intermediate will be hosting a fashion show on February 21, 2025 to support our Dagger Kokua Closet. This helping closet initiative is essential for our students, providing them with access to clothing and essentials whenever they need it. Take part of the Kokua Closet Benefit fashion show by becoming a vendor. Click on the announcement title to learn more.

If you have difficulty understanding English, you have the right to receive language assistance at no cost to you. Please contact your school's principal for more information on language assistance. Click on announcement title to learn more information.

We are starting a new Driver’s Ed Winter Session. The 38-hour classroom portion will be done virtually, and the Behind the Wheel (BTW) will be done in teams of two (2). We are looking to begin as soon as a class is formed. We are limited to the first 25 students who apply online and meet all necessary requirements. A few additional applications may form a “back-up list”. A 2-hour parent/student mandatory meeting will be held shortly to go over all the details. Click on the announcement title for more information.

Ne w Year New Career! Jump Start your career at a school near you! Immediate, entry level positions available. The Spring Job Fair will be held on January 21, 2025 at Mountain View Elementary School. There will be multiple employment opportunities for members of our community that, if they are the right fit, we don't want them to miss. Click on the Announcement Title to learn more

Taking the written test for a learner’s permit to drive in Hawaii can now be accomplished in the comfort of your home, in a classroom or just about anywhere! Thanks to a new program, taking the written test can be done conveniently online! Test first, then go to a driver licensing center to complete the paperwork.

Click on Announcement Link to learn more

Aloha Parents & Guardians, The School Quality Survey (SQS) offers school stakeholders the chance to provide valuable feedback on areas such as safety, well-being, satisfaction, and engagement. The collected information helps guide school planning, improvement efforts, and ensures compliance with legislative and Board of Education requirements.

Your feedback about our public schools is important to us. This year, we respectfully request that you take a few moments to complete the School Quality Survey (SQS). The survey measures your perceptions of your child’s safety and well-being at school, as well as your satisfaction with the school and your level of involvement. Your responses are confidential and will help schools in their continuous improvement efforts. Please complete the survey by March 12, 2025.

Click on the announcement link to complete the survey online or in hardcopy

Join the School Community Council Meeting on Tuesday, January 14, 2025 virtually starting 3:30 PM. Click on the announcement title to view the agenda and google meets link.

Every month a small group of students, guardians,staff, and community leaders come together to discuss current events at Pāhoa High and Intermediate and collaborate on how to support and uplift our haumana and community.

RSVP for this monthly Hui meeting. Usually the second (sometimes third) Wednesday of every month from 5-6pm in PHIS room M-101. We would love to have you! Keiki are welcomed!

Being on time shows respect for yourself and learning journey let's start each class with a focused mind. Learn about the revices PHIS Attendance and Detention Policy.

The Dagger Kōkua Closet is open to all PHIS students. Located in room F-100. Open to all Monday and Wednesday during first and second recess at 10:15 AM to 10:35 AM and 12:55 AM to 1:25 PM. In the closet has clothing and hygiene items.

Students may the Dagger Kōkua Closet on other days during recess if door is open and for emergencies anytime WITH A PASS from teacher. ALL items are FREE from Staff and community.

If you wish to donate, contact Leilani Luiz at 808-313-4292 or email [email protected]

Help make our annual tradition merry and bright! Pahoa Holiday Ho'olaule'a will be held at Pahoa High & Intermediate School campus following the Mainstreet Pahoa Holiday Parade on Saturday December 7, 2024 from 10 AM - 2 PM. Free Admission, Food, Crafts, Games, Music, Pics with Santa, Holiday Shopping and so much More.

Financial Reality Fair is a fun, hands-on way for student to learn about managing personal finances. Seeking Community Volunteers to participate. Volunteers assist students in making decisions about everday expenses. For more information and to sign up, email Marisa at [email protected].