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 Announcements

Kaukau 4 Keiki Food Program

6/6/2022

 
Kaukau 4 Keiki is a six-week summer program funded by the County of Hawai‘i and administered by The Food Basket, Hawai'i Island's Food Bank. Kaukau 4 Keiki will distribute $53 of food benefits per week (a $35 grocery gift card and an $18 value of Hawai‘i grown produce) to help families with economic hardship. Kaukau 4 Keiki is explicitly designed for families with school-aged children who reside on Hawai'i Island. There will be a limit of one Kaukau 4 Keiki set per family.

To qualify:
  • Have a child in your family currently attending a public or charter school on Hawai'i Island (ages 18 and under, or up to age 22 for children with disabilities)
  • Child must be eligible for Free or Reduced Lunch.

This program is slated to begin the week of June 20th, 2022, and conclude on Friday, July 29, 2022. Grocery cards and produce will be distributed at pick-up sites island-wide.

Deadline to Apply is on Thursday, June 9 4 PM.  To apply, please fill out our online application. Upon qualification, applicants will be selected on a first-come-first-serve basis. Selected applicants will be notified of their enrollment and weekly pick-up location by Thursday, June 16, 2022.
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Call 808-933-6030 for more information, or email leelen@hawaiifoodbasket.org.
Click Here to Apply Online
Download and Print Hardcopy Applications Below:
Hamakua Application
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Hilo Application
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Kau Application
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Kona & South Kohala Application
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North Kohala Application
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Puna Application
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Seamless Summer Feeding Campus

6/6/2022

 
Pahoa High and Intermediate School will be providing free breakfast and lunch to students 18 years of age and younger.  Breakfast and lunch must be consumed on campus.  Student must be able to carry their own tray to the table.  Breakfast will be served from 7:30 to 8:00 am and Lunch will be served from 12:15-12:30 pm.  This Institution is an Equal Opportunity Provider.

Principal's Message october 22, 2021

10/23/2021

 
Aloha Parents and Guardians of Pahoa High and Intermediate School Students, this is Mr. Williamson.

Parent teacher conferences are next week on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.  Please go to pahoahis.org to sign up.  Unfortunately, the infinite campus system was down today and we were not able to print report cards as we had hoped.  We will be mailing them on Monday.  You can always log in to infinite campus to see the grades.  If you have not yet signed up, please call the school and we would be happy to connect you with our tech department.

Next week is spirit week and each day has a theme.  Please see our website for more details.

Friday, October 29, we will have drive thru Trunk or Treat on campus.  It will be from 5:30-7:30.  Please remember that you cannot walk through.  We will have prepackaged candy and other food items to donate.

Finally, we are continuing to offer COVID-19 screening on campus twice per week for students.  On Monday, we will be partnering with the National Kidney Foundation who will be on site administering the tests.  We will have same day test results.  This is different than the Color Test we have been offering.  If you are interested, please see our website pahoahis.org.
RESOUCES:
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DOE COVID TESTING INFO
DOE Testing Workflow
DOE Principal's Guide

Virtual Learning Announcement for School year 2021-2022

8/2/2021

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​ We are currently reviewing applications for distance learning and will be notifying families as soon as possible regarding your childʻs status.  If you are interested in distance learning for your child, please contact your studentsʻ Vice Principal:  Dr. Brandon Gallegher, VP for 7th/8th grade at ☎️313-4334 or Ms Keala Ili, VP for Grades 9-12 at ☎️313-4376.  

Please remember that if your student did not pass 6 out of 10 classes, they more than likely will not given the option of distance learning unless they have a documented pre-existing condition.
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COVID-19 Health Protocols for PHIS

8/2/2021

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Pahoa High and Intermediate School will be implementing a health screening process for all staff and students.  These guidelines are for the safety of our community.  Should you have questions, please contact us at 313-4300.

The key mitigation measures that should be implemented without fail are:
  1. Whenever possible, be vaccinated against COVID-19
  2. Wear masks while on campus
  3. Wash/sanitize your hands as often as possible
  4. If you are sick, stay home.

Other mitigation measures that will be in place:
  1. Daily table and chair disinfection with wipe down of chairs and desks by the next school day due to pooling on the furniture and gumminess of the disinfectant as it sits for more than 24 hours. .
  2. Wiping down high contact areas periodically throughout the day
  3. Social distancing of three feet while wearing masks, to the greatest extent possible
    1. While in the classroom, teachers should work to have students face the same direction, whenever possible
    2. Seating charts need to be accurate and maintained
    3. Suggestion: have a cleaning protocol in place for students as they enter class
  4. Six feet of distancing in the cafeteria - once seats are full, alternative eating areas will be used.
  5. No whole school/whole class gatherings
  6. No public events

Beginning of Day:

  1. Staff and Student Screening
    1. Each role group will be provided a link to do a home screening check
    2. VPs and security will do spot checks of students to verify that they are doing the health check at home.

If someone exhibits symptoms, they should stay home; however, if they should come to school:
  1. Students:
    1. If coming off the bus, the student will be escorted to the health room and isolated until a guardian can transport the student from school.
    2. Student will have to stay out following the health aide guidelines provided to each student
    3. Siblings of students sent home may also be sent home, including students at the feeder schools
  2. Staff
    1. If symptoms of illness are present, the person will be asked to leave campus.  No access to campus will be provided.  

During the Day
  1. Visitors to campus
    1. No unauthorized visitors to campus will be allowed.
    2. Everyone  will need to check in at the front office.  Signage will be hung up at various entry points for visitors to enter at the office for screening.
    3. All meetings will be scheduled virtually unless unable to do so.
  2. Student/Staff Develop illness during the day
    1. Students
      1. Students will be sent to the health room to address illness
      2. Staff will work to insure that exposure are to other students and staff is minimized
      3. As warranted, custodial staff will come in to disinfect the student's desk and the immediate area surrounding the student.
      4. At the end of each day, custodial staff and room cleaners will disinfect high touch surfaces such as desk tops, student desks, door handles as well as wipe down the disinfected high touch surfaces by the next school day..
 
  1. Staff
    1. Staff members will notify the  front office and make arrangements to leave campus.
    2. Staff members should work to minimize contact with others once they are feeling unwell.

End of Day Protocols
  1. Immediately following Student release
    1. Leaving Campus
      1. Adults will be in place to monitor students to maintain social distancing.
      2. All students should leave campus in a timely fashion; no loitering after 3:00 unless in an approved program.
    2. Athletics
      1. Students participating in athletics will report to the gym or other designated area for screening (🔗see athletics protocols)
    3. All Stars Program
      1. Students participating in the After School All Stars program will gather at the Senior Pavilion to go through the screening process and moved into the cafeteria.
      2. Students will be moved to the cafeteria in order to prevent students gathering.
      3. See All Stars Protocol for more details.
  2. Meetings
    1. Whole Staff
      1. Virtual meetings from classroom space when appropriate; some meetings will be held in person depending on the topic and activity.
    2. Department/Data Teams/Committees
      1. Depending on the size of the group and whether social distancing can occur, these will have both in person and virtual options available.
    3. IEPs/504
      1. All meetings will be conducted virtually unless unable to do so
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FAQ Video for July 2021 - Video Announcement

7/21/2021

 
Mr. Williamson discuss the questions for School Year 2021-22
If you have more questions, please email Mr. Williamson at kim.williamson@k12.hi.us

PHIS Schedule Pick Up and Payment of Class Dues Round 2

7/20/2021

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PHIS SCHEDULE PICK UP AND PAYMENT OF CLASS DUES ROUND 2
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Bus Transportation announcement SY2021-22

7/12/2021

 
For school year 2021-2022,  we need to inform you of changes occurring in the Student Transportation Services Branch. Per the Hawaii Administrative Rules (HAR), students who qualify for free meal service also qualify for free bus pass transportation. Historically this has meant that students who attend Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) schools like ours, receive a free bus pass because all students are receiving free meals.

In 2019, the HAR was revised clarifying that only students who are certified eligible by the Department of Human Services to participate in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) are also eligible for free bus passes.

The Student Transportation Services Branch will be adhering to these guidelines beginning in the 2021-2022 school year.

To clarify, a student attending a CEP school must be SNAP certified to be eligible for a free bus pass.

For more information on Student Transportation Services including applications and pricing, please visit:  🔗https://bit.ly/3i1lFGa

Announcement 6/28/2021 - Uniforms, athletics & Vaccination opportunities

6/28/2021

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Aloha Parents and Guardians of Pahoa High and Intermediate Students, this is Mr. Williamson.

This Friday, July 2, from 11-2:00 pm, we will be having a schedule pick up on campus.  Students are welcome to come down and get their schedules for next school year.  While they are here, they can also pick up athletic forms and pay their class dues.  We will be selling up to two dress standard t-shirts, a requirement for next school year, at a discounted price and we will also have order forms to get more shirts for the school year.  Hawaii County will have information tables regarding rental assistance and volcano recovery assistance.  

Finally, KTA superstores pharmacy will be here to give out vaccines to those who are interested, including adults and community members - if the student is younger than 18, a parent must be present for them to get the shot.  Students will receive $5 Jamba Juice gift cards for getting their shots and everyone is eligible to enter the statewide drawings for a chance to win Hawaiian Air Miles, free trips and so much more.  Students coming in will be entered into door prize drawings for a JBL speaker, bluetooth headphones, Yeti bottles, and Pahoa High School Swag bags. 

Canʻt make it on Friday?  We will have a second opportunity for all of this on July 23rd.

We hope to see you this Friday!

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Breakfast and Lunch Summer 2021 Announcement

6/1/2021

 
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BREAKFAST AND LUNCH SUMMER 2021 ANNOUNCEMENT
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  • Home
    • School History & Description
    • VIsion, Mission, Philosophy, Motto
    • Alma Mater
    • School Campus Map
    • Accessibility Statement
    • Common Core Hawaii State Standards
    • General Learning Outcomes (GLO)
    • Hawaii Content & Performance Standards III Database
    • Hawaii State Department of Education Website
    • Annual Notice of Non-Discrimination and anti-harassment statement
    • Notification of Privacy Rights
    • PHIS SY2020-21 Academic Plan Draft
    • PHIS Tardy Policy
  • Announcements
  • Students-Parents-Alumni-Staff
  • Athletics
    • Pahoa Official Athletic Webpage
    • Athletic Forms
    • Athletic Vaccination HIDOE Parent Letter
    • Request for Religious Exemption for COVID-19 Vaccine
    • Request for Medical Exemption from COVID-19 Vaccination
    • Risk Management OC16 Video
    • Guidelines for Academic Requirements
  • Community Engagement & Partnerships
  • Registrar-Counselor
  • Contact