Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School Nov. 16, 3rd annual Golf tournamant, Wailua Municipal Golf Course The media production class of CKMS will attend the Student Television Network National Convention in March 2009. To raise funds for the trip the school will
Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School
Nov. 16, 3rd annual Golf tournamant, Wailua Municipal Golf Course
The media production class of CKMS will attend the Student Television Network National Convention in March 2009. To raise funds for the trip the school will hold a golf tournament Nov. 16 and seeks donations of prizes for those who enter. The cost to participate in the tournament is $75, which includes cart fee and lunch. Tee sponsors also available for the following: silver, $100; gold, $200; and platinum, $1,000. Platinum sponsors can choose the hole they wish to sponsor. Entry forms available at the school office, parents or Wailua Golf Course. Tournament registration deadline is Nov. 7. For more information, call 241-3200.
Casting call for student actors
6 p.m., Wednesday, Lihu‘e Pono Players (formerly Message Theatre)
Hawai‘i Children’s Theatre offers this educational theatre program to address social issues and problems confronting today’s youth. This is a peer education program where student actors present the plays to fellow students. Three short plays addressing body image, teen suicide, AIDS and other STDs will be produced and will tour area schools. There will be a partnership with organizations and counselors specializing in the issues covered in each play. They will work with the directors and performers to educate them and will be available for discussion with the audiences following each performance. Rehearsals begin after the winter break with a public performance at Kaua‘i Alliance for Perfoming Artists studio in February. During March the plays will be presented at the middle and high schools.
Students interested in being part of the program as an actor, assistant director or wanting to learn more about any of these issues are invited to a meeting at 6 p.m., Wednesday at 4411E Kikowaena St., Lihu‘e. Refreshments provided. For more information, call Nellie at 212-4050.
Waimea High School Internet safety
6:30 p.m., Thursday
Waimea High School will be having a presentation on Internet safety at the school’s band building. There will be an emphasis on cyber predators. The community is welcome and encouraged to attend. For more information contact Judy Cano, PCNC (Parent Community Networking Center) at 338-6810 ext. 111.
50th birthday party
Nov. 8, O‘ahu
Kaua‘i High School and Waimea High School class of 1976 will celebrate its 50th reunion at Pipeline Cafe on O‘ahu. To learn more call Lori Uyeda at 652-5204.
Kapa‘a Middle School seeks vendors
Nov. 9, Concert Fest
The second annual Concert Fest is a fundraiser for Kapa‘a Middle School chorus sponsored by the PTSA. The money raised defrays the cost of the student trip to the Heritage Music Festival in San Diego for the choir and ‘ukulele band members. The Concert Fest is from noon to 5 p.m., Nov. 9, in the school’s covered courtyard.
Craft, product and food vendors may contact Mary Lardizabal at e-mail mary_lardizabal@notes.k12.hi.us or call 821-4470 ext. 136. Deadline today.
Kaua‘i High School Community Council meeting
4:30 p.m., Monday
Parents, guardians and community members are invited to attend a public meeting of Kaua‘i High School in the school’s library. A presentation of the Hawai‘i State Assessment results and Academic/Financial plan will be reviewed. Contact the Parent-Community Networking Center on campus with questions at 274-3176.
