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		DisciplinaryRules ^Votes:0 Department ofEducation 'Ele'ele Elementary School Disciplinary Rules Class D Offense - Prohibitedby Individual School Rules A. Contraband: Thefollowing items are contrabands and their possession or use by studentson school campus or during school functions or hours are prohibited: Portable radios/CDs, skateboards, knives, whistles, and other sharp ordangerous objects. B. Prohibited Conduct: Disrespect to others. Taking and/or damaging school and otherpeople's property. Disobeying teachers and other staffmembers or their designees. Leaving the classroom or their assignedarea without teacher's permission. Swearing or using other abusive language. Talking loudly in or near classroomsor other school buildings when class is in session. Playing tackle football or playingin any other dan Read More Go to Site


		Dress Code ^Votes:0 R.L. Stevenson Middle School Dress Code The purpose for appropriate dress guidlines is to insure that the standards of excellence are upheld at Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School. As we build pride and high expectations for our school, a dress standard reflects the care, trust, understanding and cooperation with the community's various ethnic groups and their values. Students are expected to be dressed in clean, neat, and modest clothes. The folowing statements partially define modesty. Additions and interpretations may be made by counselors and administration as necessary. Footwear is required on campus at all times. Shorts must cover the buttocks. No gang, drug, alcohol-related, sexual, lewd or obscene message on clothing is permitted. All underwear shall be covered by non-see-through Read More Go to Site

		dresscode0501 ^Votes:0 94-1211 Farrington Hwy. Waipahu, HI 96797 (808) 675-0222 Web Updates BACK TO HOME PAGE Administration Faculty and Staff Alumni Information Athletics Bell Schedule Business Partners Clubs College & Career Information Counseling Teacher Faculty External Links General Information Featured WHS Marauders Parent Involvement Registration (Grades 9 to 12) School Calendar Special Programs & Support Services Student Government Telephone Directory Teacher Section The Cane Tassel School Newspaper Web Master Information (Credits) BACK TO HOME PAGE WAIPAHU HIGH SCHOOL DRESS CODE Revised May 2001 The purpose of the dress code is to be consistent with the School to Career goals, the Expected School wide Learning Results, and the General Learner Outcomes. The dress code prepares students for the world of w Read More Go to Site

		General Information ^Votes:0 Admission Registration & Transfers Medical Requirements Change of Address and Phone Number Attendance Policy Student campus leave Visitors Lost and Found Property Health & Safety Curriculum Discipline Plan Transportation Admission : Ma`ili Elementary School is open to all Pre-Kindergarten to 6th graders. Students must have residence within the school district either with their parents or legal guardian. Students transferring from other schools, private and public, should apply for a Geographic Exception form. Registration & Transfers : New students registering for kindergarten and from out-of-state need: birth certificate social security number current physical examination records current TB test result Hepatitis inoculation Students who transfer from other schools need: a certificate of r Read More Go to Site

		General Information ^Votes:0 PrincipalsMessage: E-Mail: ElynneChung Welcome, we are a public K-6 school located within the Naval Housing area near Pearl Harbor Station. Home of the "Sharks" Pearl Harbor Kai was opened in 1943 and is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges. Currently, 95% of the population of 530 students are federally connected with one or both parents on active military duty. Yearly the student transiency rate is about 35%; students remain at the school for 1-3 years. This diversity brings a richness to our school culture. Our school purpose is to provide the environment and opportunities for students to develop skills, attitudes, and knowledge to become contributing members of the community. To help us achieve this purpose, the school has adopted the State's General Learner O Read More Go to Site

		Haha`ione - Parent HandBook ^Votes:0 PARENT HANDBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Introduction 5 Student Services 9 Suggestions to Parents 2 Policies & Procedures 6 Special Instructional Programs 10 Students Rights 3 General Information 7 Opportunities for Parent Involvement 11 Miscellaneous 4 Health & Safety 8 On-Going Recruitment for Employment 12 Campus Map & School Calendar PART 1: INTRODUCTION: \|\|Top\|\| Welcome To Our School History and Organizational Profile A. Personnel B. Support Programs C. Complex Schools Statewide Funding and Standards Haha'ione Vision & Mission Statements Haha'ione's Philosophy & Decision-Making Model SCBM Decision-Making Decision Making Model Consensus Decision Making Fall Back to Consensus Decision- Making DOE State of Hawaii PART 2: POLICIES & PROCEDURES \|\|Top\|\| Report Cards Open House Conferences Classr Read More Go to Site

		handbook.html ^Votes:0 Parent / CommunityHandbook King William Charles LunaliloElementary School 810 PumehanaStreet Honolulu, Hawaii96826 Telephone 973-0270 FAX 973-0276 Handbook Part 1 Handbook Part 2 Home Page Read More Go to Site

		Hawaii Association of Charter Schools: Legislation & Advocacy ^Votes:0 Get current (2002) legislative information at the Hawaii State Legislature Website . To see a list of charter school bills, click on Search and type in "charter schools" in the bill & resolution text box. This will give you a list of bills pertaining to charter schools and links to information about each bill. More information is available at the HSTA Guide to Hawaii Legislature where you can get phone and fax numbers, or use their easy e-mail system to write your representatives and committee members. All charter school staff, parents, and friends need to take an active part in following the progress of these bills to ensure that charter schools are governed and funded fairly. This is critical to their survival! Legislative Archive : Find out about charter legislation in past legislative Read More Go to Site

		JCHS - Online Resources ^Votes:0 DressCode for 2003-2004 School Year Standardized Dress Top Policies 2003 - 2004 Statement of Policy: A mandatory standardized dress top policy has beenadopted by the JCHS SCBM Council beginning school year 2002 &endash;2003. Students will wear the standardized dress top effective thefirst day of school. Students are required to wear uniform tops onall school days, Monday through Friday, with the exception of days tobe designated and announced as "special dress days." Students exemptfrom the standardized dress top policy must be in compliance with theSTATE OF HAWAII Opt-Out provision as stated in components of thepolicy, BOE Guideline #4. COMPONENTS OF THE POLICY Parental Leadership and Involvement (BOE Guideline#1) The decision represents the views of a majority ofthe members of Read More Go to Site

		Kapolei Middle School Warriors - Policies ^Votes:0 Information Academic & Financial Plans Announcements Calendar Campus Core Abilities (slide show) DOE Act 51 Front Office Announcements History (slide show) Links Menu New to KMS -- Parent Info. New to KMS -- Student Info. Parents Personnel Directory Policies Registration Schedule (Class and Bell) School Community Council School Newsletters Standards Implementation Design Campus Life Teams Departments Extracurricular Multi-Track Projects Miscellaneous About this Web Site Contact Us Copyrights Staff Only Statements Vision: Kapolei Middle School is an enthusiastic community that promotes life-long learning and success. Mission: To assure the healthy development of every child so that each has the knowledge, skills, and "resiliency" to be successful in a rapidly changing world. Goal: Read More Go to Site

		Kea?au High School ^Votes:0 Kea?au High School LIBRARY RULES 1. ? DO enjoy silent reading or quiet conversation in the library. 2. ? DO feel free to ask the librarian for help when needed. 3. ? DO respect others? rights to quiet study and relaxation. 4. ? DO stay in the carpeted areas of the library only. 5. ? DON?T bring food, drink or chewing gum into the library. 6. ? DON?T run, yell or play roughly in the library. 7. ? DON?T remove any materials from the library without permission. 8. ? DO respect this wonderful facility and keep it clean and unmarked. Mahalo for your kokua! Read More Go to Site

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		Parent Handbook ^Votes:0 Parent Handbook Staff Directory Telephone Directory Bell Schedule Attendance and Registration Meal Program Rules and Routines Library and Book Care Dress Code Homework Student Progress Counseling Discipline Field Trips Health Concerns School Bus Services Parking Lot Procedures Student Support Back to Adminstration Page Read More Go to Site

		School Rules ^Votes:0 'Ele'ele's School RulesFor Student Behavior General Rules: Respect other students, teachers,and adults. Respect school property and other students'belongings. Behave in a way that others will beproud of you and you can be proud of yourself. School Rules: Be in school on time. (Schoolbegins at 7:50 a.m.) Remain in your classroom. Remainwithin the venue of instruction (i.e. within field trip area). Leave ONLY whenthe teacher excuses or dismisses you. Secure an OFF CAMPUS PASS ifyou must leave campus. (Your parent or an authorized person willsecure the Off Campus Pass for you at which time you will be called outof your class.) Play in your designated areas. Use lavatories under the followingconditions: You must have a legitimate purposefor being in the lavatory. You leave the lava Read More Go to Site

		School Rules & Regulations ^Votes:0 SCHOOL RULES & REGULATIONS Student Conduct 1. Students must, at all times, abide by state and federal laws, D.O.E. regulations, and school rules. 2. All students are responsible for their own behavior. Students should not disrupt activities and classwork of other members in school. 3. Chapter 19, Student Conduct, will be enforced for infractions. 4. Kaimuki High School is a closed campus; students are not allowed to leave campus during school hours without permission. Dress Code 1. Students should be appropriately attired and personally clean. 2. Footwear will be worn at all times for health and safety reasons. 3. The following are not allowed in classrooms: Non-prescription dark glasses, spikes, gang-related clothing, other clothing accessories which promote drugs, alcohol, tobacco, obsce Read More Go to Site

		St. Joseph Services & Policies ^Votes:0 St. Joseph Jr-Sr High School Hilo, Hawaii Athletics Guidance and Counseling Counseling is available to all students. Questions concerning the student and his/her relationship with the school are topics appropriate for the services of counselor. Specifically, areas concerning academics, career planning, college entrance scholarships, and personal counseling are the services offered at St. Joseph Jr-Sr High School. The counselor, when necessary, refers students with problems that extend beyond the scope of our assistance to a professional person or agency. All referrals incorporate the willingness and the cooperation of the student and his/her parents prior to any action by the counselor. However, in cases where either neglect or abuse is evident, immediate action will be taken according to Read More Go to Site

		Student Handbook ^Votes:0 STUDENT HANDBOOK 2002-2003 Text from Student Planner - Inserted June 18, 2002- edited 02/05/2002 KAIMUKI HIGH SCHOOL "Bulldogs” Kaimuki High School 2705 Kaimuki Avenue Honolulu, Hawaii 96816 School Telephone (808) 733-4900 Student Activities (808) 733-4900, ext 243 FAX (808) 733-4929 Attendance Office 733-4906 Mr. Gary S. Oyama Principal Mr. James Toyooka Mrs. Ann Paulino Vice Principal Vice Principal Mr. Wilfred Keola Vice Principal TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page 1 Table of Contents/School Map 2 Vision and Mission Statements 3 Comprehensive Student Support System 4 Student Handbook Information 5-11 Student Rights and Responsibilities/School History 11 KHS Photo I.D./Student Fees/Chapter 57 12-13 Student Government/Getting Involved/Clubs 13-14 A.S.K. & Class Officers/Staff Counsel Read More Go to Site

		TABLE OF CONTENTS ^Votes:0 LOGOS The lines at the top of the design suggest a continued upward momentum symbolizing the resurrection and ascension to heaven at Christ?s second coming the ultimate focus of our faith. The Flame: The lines represent the three angels of Revelation 14 circling the globe and commission to take the gospel to the entire world. The overall shape forms a flame symbolic of the Holy Spirit. The Open Bible: The Bible forms the base of the design and represents the Biblical foundation of our beliefs. It is portrayed in a fully opened position suggesting a full acceptance of God?s word. The Cross: The symbol of the cross, representing the gospel of salvation, is positioned in the center of the design to emphasize Christ?s sacrifice, which is the central theme of our faith. The North American Divis Read More Go to Site

		Waimea Country School ^Votes:0 Welcome to Waimea Country School! Waimea Country School is a small, independent K-6 day school located in Kamuela, Hawai‘i, serving children ages 5 to 12 since 1996. Our school is dedicated to engaging each child’s own sense of learning and encourages children to take responsibility for their own work to promote a lifelong love of learning. At our campus at St. James’ Circle, students are enrolled in four classrooms spanning kindergarten through sixth grade. Our entire full-time faculty is returning for the 2007-2008 school year. We offer a child-centered curriculum embracing a theme-based learning program that incorporates literature, fine arts, mathematics, science, world languages, Hawaiian Studies, health and fitness, social studies, technology and study skills. Integ Read More Go to Site

		WHS Online ^Votes:0 A:link {color: #2B7DAA; text-decoration: none; font-weight: bold} A:visited {color: #2B7DAA; text-decoration: none; font-weight: bold} A:active {color: #2B7DAA; text-decoration: none; font-weight: bold} A:hover {color: #2B7DAA; text-decoration: overline underline; font-weight: bold} Administration Administrative Faculty General information about our principal, vice principal, registrar, librarians, etc. Counselors General information on our counselors. Policies View the texts of Waiakea High School's attendance, discipline, and dress standard policies. School Reform Standards Implementation Design (SID): Accountability Resource Center Hawaii (ARCH) Reports (PDF): No Child Left Behind Report 2003-2004 School Quality Survey 2003-2004 Faculty PCNC School Community Council (SCC) -- SCC current Read More Go to Site

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