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This document provides information for seniors, community service opportunities, library printing charges, guitar lessons registration, retrieving confiscated jackets, and claiming lost items. It notifies seniors attending UH Manoa of an upcoming orientation meeting on May 9th. It also lists volunteer opportunities on April 29th for community service hours through the S Club, including adopting a block at Makiki Park and assisting with a special needs program at Kaiser High School.
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Bulletin 4 28-17
- 1. Friday, April 28, 2017 (B Day)
- 2. 2:30 pm
- 3. SENIORS: If you are going to the University of Hawaii, Manoa this fall, please attend an orientation meeting on Tuesday, May 9 th , at 3:15pm in the Conference Room. Sign-up on Naviance and be sure to get permission from your teacher of the class you’ll be missing. See Mr. Fong if you have any questions.
- 4. COMMUNITY SERVICE INFO: If you are looking at getting a head start on community service hours for next year, here are some options via the S Club. This is open to all not just S Club members. Adopt a Block – help clean up Makiki Park; April 29th . Young Athletes program at Kaiser High School working with special needs children; April 29th
- 5. HS LIBRARY: Please pay all printing charges by today. No IOUs will be accepted beginning Monday, May 1st .
- 6. GUITAR LESSONS: Registration for the after-school summer guitar lessons have begun. Please email Mr. Jimmy Park at jpark@sacredhearts.org if you would like to register or if you have questions.
- 7. NON-SCHOOL JACKETS & SWEATERS: Students who had their jackets or sweaters confiscated during the school year can see either Mrs. Neves or Mrs. Sanders to retrieve it.
- 8. LOST & FOUND: As we get closer to the end of the school year, several lost items are here in the HS Office needing to be claimed. If you have lost items such as articles of your school uniform, non-school clothing, shoes, lunch bags, pencil cases, water bottles or flasks, school and non-school books, etc., please stop by the office to see if your item or items are here. All items left unclaimed by Friday, May 5 th , will either be donated or discarded.
- 9. “Be the type of person that not only turns heads but turns souls as well.”