Aloha Friday! For public schools, today marks the end of the 1st Quarter. Teachers, parents, and kids all deserve a pat on the back for making it through distance learning. Today, we share some announcements we have received this week.
Adopt a Goat
Support Your Keiki
Parents for Public Schools of Hawai‘i invites you to join virtually on Saturday, October 3, 2020, for their Annual Meeting, featuring guest speakers Lieutenant Governor of Hawai’i, Dr. Josh Green, UH Hilo Professor Dr. Margary Martin, Jarrett Middle School Principal, Dr. Reid Kuba and Deborah Bond-Upson of LearningBond. To address the special challenges for families during COIVD, the panel will speak on: health and safety, social-emotional learning needs, digital learning, effectiveness, and equality. https://www.facebook.com/events/311812936790155
Enjoy Carnival Food
The Kulamalu Food Truck Pod is offering a free admission Food Truck Carnival with sweets, treats, and delicious grinds from local vendors. https://www.facebook.com/events/2415127005463522
Get Fit
Seabury Saturdays
Animal Dance Party
Girl Scouts of Hawaii invites girls and their parents to two upcoming virtual recruitment events. The interactive meetings offer girls the chance to gain new skills and make new friends in a fun and safe environment, while parents and caregivers learn more about Girl Scouts programs. The online events are free and open to all girls in Kindergarten through 3rd grade:
• 9:30 to 10:15 a.m., Oct. 3 — Girl Scouts of Hawai’i Animal Dance Party. Girl Scout leaders will highlight and explain the differences and characteristics of various animal species through creative dance movements. Register for free at tiny.cc/GSHAnimalDanceParty.
• 9:30 to 10:15 a.m., Oct. 17 — Girl Scouts of Hawai’i Robot Building Party. Girl Scout educators will teach participants about robots and help with building a robot virtually. Register for free at tiny.cc/GSHRobotBuildingParty.
For more information, contact Jheanelle Garvida, membership and recruitment specialist at the Girl Scouts of Hawai’i, at (808) 595-8400 or [email protected].