Hawaii State PTSA Reflections Winners

We entered two categories and took all top three places in both categories.

Literature:

First: Loreen Lian (Sugano) Essay
Second: Layne Fuujioka (Cline) Essay
Third: Jolene Siu (Cline) Poem

Photography (Sugano)

First: Sophia Guo
Second: Noeau Kaohi
Third: Gabrielle Aikau

food photography

The Tech Club is working on its second piece to be shown on the Hiki No program. The topic is "How to take a better food photo." Today they tried out taking pictures of some cupcakes to get ready.  This was the best of the bunch. The cupcakes were good too. but only the "talent" got the cupcakes. Everyone else settled for donuts.

And the Winner is....Jeannie Ho!

Jeannie Ho won First place in the State PTSA Reflections contest. This means Kawananakoa Middle School has won all three places in the contest: First, Second, and Third!

Another winner announced

Han Pham's photograph won second place in the State PTSA Reflections Photo Contest. The theme was "Together We Can." Han took the photo during an Environmental Club community service project at Nu`uanu Stream. The club went to clean up trash in the Queen Liliokalani park and stream itself.

Congratulations!

A photograph taken by Kia Werkmeister was awarded third place in the State PTSA Reflections Photography Contest for the Middle School Division.

No School on Friday

Friday, August 20th is Statehood day.
There will be no school.

Use it or lose it!

Please remember if you have signed up for and have been given your assigned locker number, it is your responsibility to put a lock on your locker and to start using it.
Lockers that are left unattended (no lock on it) starting Monday, August, 23, 2010, will be reassigned.
If there are any questions about your locker assignment or if you would like to give up your locker assignment, please come to the school office.
There are presently a limited amount of lockers available on campus, so if you were fortunate enough to get one assigned to you, please take advantage of the opportunity or else you will be faced with having your locker assignment taken away.

Kung Hei Fat Choy - Happy Chinese New Year

Spring festival, or what is more known as the Chinese New Year, is considered one of the most important events in China. The celebration is based on the lunar calendar, so that the first day of the lunar year marks the Chinese New Year.