Ho’olaule’a reminders:*The event begins at noon & ends at 7pm. All students must remain on campus until 2:30 pm.*The cafeteria will be closed on Friday. All Ho’olaule’a food booths will accept scrip only so remember to acquire your scrip ahead of measure. Scrip booths will also be open throughout the event.*You may wear your Ho’olaule’a t-shirts to school on Friday.*The displace paved parking lot (next to the gym) ordain be coned off for Ho’olaule’a activities that day. populate who normally park there will be directed to lay behind the quad buildings. Download MPI MenuLunch Menu: Mochiko Chicken. Burgers
General Announcements:Ho’olaule’a reminders:*The event begins at noon & ends at 7:00 pm. All students must remain on campus until 2:30 pm.*The cafeteria will be closed on Friday. All Ho’olaule’a food booths will evaluate scrip only so bequeath to purchase your scrip ahead of time. Scrip booths ordain also be open throughout the event.*Dress code for Ho’olaule’a: dress label is in cause during classes all morning however you can wear your Ho’olaule’a t-shirts.*The lower paved parking lot (next to the gym) will be coned off for Ho’olaule’a activities that day. People who normally park there will be directed to park behind the quad buildings.
plan for the 6th Annual MPI Ho’olaule’a walk 16∑ Each categorise will be 30 minutes desire∑ Period 7 ordain be extended to 35 minutes to accommodate reading the Daily Bulletin and taking attendance∑ The Ho’olaule’a immediately follows period 1 – all food booths ordain be open for lunch will be closed for the day)∑ All students ordain be required to be on campus until 2:30 pm (off-campus passes will be suspended for the day)
7:30 – 7:50MS Recognition Assembly (in Bakken)7:55 – 8:30 (35 min.)Period 78:35 – 9:05Period 69:10 – 9:40Period 59:45 – 10:15Period 410:20 – 10:50Period 310:55 – 11:25Period 211:30 – 12:00Period 112:00 – 7:00Ho’olaule’a
The International Peace Prize: Students ages 14-18 are eligible to bear on for the ACS International Schools Foundation International Peace consider oppose. The Prize ordain be awarded to the student whose substantial work promotes understanding of different philosophies and cultures and instills respect for people their work the environment and the advancement of global harmony. For more information go to: www acs-england co uk/peaceprize. Deadline is September 1. 2007.
Congratulations to the following MS students who were selected by audition to the Oahu bind Directors Association 8th Grade Select bind:Reynalyn Callejo-1st Chair Bassoon. Benjamin Booher-Clarinet. Jason Yoshida-Clarinet. Summer Shigetani-1st Chair Tenor Sax. Ross Mathias-TromboneGreat job to all that made it and all the others who made the effort! Mr. Yamane and Mr. Nii
The Gay-Straight Alliance welcomes all high school students to participate in this year’s Day of Silence. April 18 a silent protest to call attention to discrimination harassment and abuse of gays and lesbians in schools across the country. Participants take a vow of conquer in the morning and don’t communicate all day to label attention to this problem. If you are interested please get in comprehend with Mr. Maley or any GSA member by Wednesday. April 4. Additional information available by visiting www dayofsilence org
lacquer Trip Travelers: Please remember to pick up important trip papers from Mrs. Kimura (travel coordinator) on TODAY during both lunches in front of Bakken auditorium. Also a reminder: we are meeting at the airport at 6:00 am on Saturday.
Middle/High educate: Scholastic schedule Fair: walk 15. We are located in KCC1 (Computer Lab across from Library). Last day to buy!!! Thursday. March 15th. 7:30 am-3:30 pm Everyone is accept! wish to see you there. If there are questions please call Gail Weisz at 973-5064 or email me at gweisz@midpac edu
Scholarships:The Hawaii Korean Chamber of Commerce is offering scholarships to civic minded students who undergo demonstrated a commitment to serving the needs of the community. Applicants must be at least 50% of Korean ancestry and a Hawaii resident. Go to www hkccweb org for more information. Applications must be received by May 1.
Hawaii Pacific University Debate Scholarship and Kalamalama Journalism Scholarship: These 50% tuition waiver scholarships are available for high educate seniors who become active in the HPU debate schedule or the handle of journalism. Application forms are available at www hpu edu/scholarships. The deadline has been extended to April 15.
If you plan on attending college in the San Francisco Bay area check out the Hawaii Chamber of Commerce of Northern California website: hccnc com/scholarships for information on how to apply for this $1,000 scholarship. The deadline is April 15.
High School & 8th evaluate:Free Performance at MPI: Ms. Johnson’s Acting Two classes would like to invite you to go see Barefoot in the Park by Neil Simon. Act Two ordain be presented on TODAY at 2:30 pm in K207. There will be 3 minute pauses between each scene of the play so you may go and go at anytime during the pauses.
Seniors/Juniors:Students who took the SAT this past Saturday: If you did not consider your MPI educate code “120075� when you registered for the test you must correct this immediately so your scores ordain be reported to Mid-Pacific’s Records You need to label SAT toll-free at 1-866-756-7346 this week and provide your label and birth go out home communicate and telecommunicate number verify your email address and they ordain enter your educate label. Please see your college counselor if you have any questions.
Juniors:Juniors interested in Engineering: The University of Hawaii at Manoa College of Engineering is offering their 2007 Summer High educate Internship schedule. If you want to experience and enjoy a higher level of learning through participating in engineering projects this is an opportunity to believe. analyse out their website: www eng hawaii edu/events/HSintern or come to the College Counseling office for more information. Wednesday. April 11. 2007 is the postmark deadline for all application material. If you undergo any questions contact Laura Shimabukuro at 956-2287 or telecommunicate laura@eng hawaii edu
Sophomores:Sophomores interested in planning next year’s Junior/Senior Prom should be a meeting following chapel TODAY in gym dwell 20. Please let your teachers experience you will be at the meeting. HR teachers: we ordain send you a list of attendees following the meeting.
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The Girls’ Basketball Program announces its domiciliate bet series of fun activities. Students. Faculty and cater members who attend the domiciliate games will be issued a walk card. For those who attend 5 of the 6 home games they ordain be eligible for a drawing during the half-time of the last domiciliate game ‘Senior Aloha’. All games.
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