 MONDAY: Dress up in your favorite Holiday morning pajamas.
TUESDAY: Dress up in red and white or as an Elf to be one of Santa’s little helpers. WEDNESDAY: Dress in all white or all blue to celebrate the winter holiday. THURSDAY: Use anything you want for a bag but NOT a backpack. FRIDAY: It’s in the name, show us your best flannel! *Alternative color wear may consist of White, Blue, Green, and Red throughout the week :) *PLEASE ADHERE TO THE SCHOOLWIDE DRESS CODE POLICY. Those who are NOT participating must be in their school uniform.  You're Invited to Pahoa High & Intermediates School Cruise-Thru Santa's Village Event held at the school on Thursday December 16 starting at 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM  Cruise Route: Loop thru Kaohe Homestead Road. Snacks packs and stockings for keiki while supplies last. Next School Community Council Meeting is this Friday at 3pm.
The link for the meeting is, as follows: https://meet.google.com/bsc-ajww-hfa Below is the school schedule for October 27 to October 29, 2021. Students will be release at 1:00 P.M.  Early Release Schedule  PSCC Halloween Drive Thru Trunk or Treat Poster View Drive Thru Route and Map below:  Drive Thru Road Map  October 2021 Dress Up Day Descriptions
MONDAY: Dress up as your favorite movie character. EX: dressing up like Captain America from the movie Avengers. TUESDAY: Dress up in the exact same clothing as a partner of your choice. WEDNESDAY: Wear Pink clothing to show your support for Breast Cancer Awareness month. THURSDAY: Dress up in clothing relating to the seasons. EX: For a Winter related theme, dress up in warm clothing like sweaters, jeans, and fuzzy socks. Dress code applies and clothing should not be revealing! No bikinis, tube tops, spaghetti straps, midriff showing, etc. FRIDAY: Dress up in your Halloween costume to show spirit for this year’s Halloween. *Alternative color wear may consist of White, Green, or Black throughout the week :) *PLEASE ADHERE TO SCHOOLWIDE DRESS CODE POLICY. Those who are NOT participating must be in their school uniform. School Picture Day is Here!
Picture taking for Pahoa High & Intermediate School is scheduled on the following dates: Tuesday, November 16th Wednesday, November 17th Thursday, November 18th Per our Safety Guidelines, please wear a mask at all times, except while being photographed. Please arrive ready to be photographed. A mirror will be available for last minute touch-ups. Please dress appropriately in order to ensure your best school portrait ever! Please note: In order to be included in the yearbook, you must have your picture taken. However, you are not obligated to purchase a photo package. 3 Options to Place Your Order 1. Preorder online at prepayorders.com - Enter code: PHS9410 Prepaid orders must be placed by 6:00 PM on Thursday, November 18th. 2. Download and print the Order Form. Bring with all information completed, along with your EXACT payment. Change will NOT be available on site. 3. There will be a limited supply of order forms available for pickup at your school office. If at all possible, please use either the online preorder website, or bring your own printed form and payment. Order Form Download Please Click Here to download the order form. Backgrounds and Products Click Here to view the backgrounds and products we have available. Please Note: IF YOU ARE FEELING ILL, ARE EXPERIENCING SYMPTOMS OR HAVE A FEVER, PLEASE STAY HOME. Every effort will be made to accommodate students who are absent. We are starting a new Driver’s Ed Fall Session. Attached is a link to the “Pāhoa High and Intermediate School Driver's Education Sign Up”, and can also be found on the main page of the Pāhoa High and Intermediate website. This is the Driver's Education Student Application Form that has in the past been filled out on paper. The 38 hour classroom portion will be done virtually, and the Behind the Wheel (BTW) will be done in teams of two (2). Due to Covid 19 restraints stringent safety protocol has been put in place and will be strictly adhered to. We are looking to begin as soon as a class is formed. We are limited to the first 14 students who apply online and meet all necessary requirements. Additional applications will form a “wait list”. A 2 hour parent/student mandatory meeting will be held shortly to go over all the details. A CURRENT HAWAI’I DRIVER’S LEARNERS PERMIT IS REQUIRED TO APPLY. If you as the student would like apply, and you have a current Hawaii learner’s permit, you will need to complete the online application, upload a copy of your Hawaii learner’s permit, and upload a copy of your school class schedule (please either download a copy of your schedule from Infinite Campus or make a copy and complete the Student Class Schedule form provided and upload to this form). Students will be called in the order that they applied. Please make sure that your contact #’s are valid so I can reach you! I will be opening the form to accepting applications Monday, September 27, 2021 at 8 am! Remember “First Come – First Served”. 🔗Pāhoa High and Pāhoa High and Intermediate School Driver's Education Sign Up 🔗Drivers Ed Application - Student Schedule
PHIS' Virtual Open House recorded on Thursday August 19, 2021
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After-School All-Stars Hawaii (ASAS) provides comprehensive after-school programs that keep children safe and help them succeed in school and life. Vision Our goal is to identify and fuel our student’s individual passions, by tying their interests to tailored academic support, enrichment activities and sports. By creating lasting relationships with our students and incorporating service learning, we equip our All-Stars with the confidence and skills to become productive members of their community. About Us After-School All-Stars Hawaii (ASAS) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in Hawaiʻi and has provided free after-school programs for middle school students since 2009. ASAS serves more than 2,300 students in the islands every year by partnering with the Hawaiʻi Department of Education and other community organizations. ASAS Hawaii leverages community resources, provides engaging learning opportunities for students, addresses the major issues students face today and provides practical solutions for working families in under-resourced communities. ASAS provides its students a safe-haven during the ‘danger zone’ hours of 3pm to 6pm – the time of day when youth violence, drug use and other delinquent behaviors are most likely to occur. ASAS programs provide effective and thoughtful supports to fight against increasing school drop-out and the obesity crisis, in addition to preparing our students for fulfilling careers in the modern workforce. |
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