Daily Bulletin
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Boys Volleyball Pre-Season Practices
If students are interested in playing Boys' Volleyball this school year, join the Remind App using the codes to the right:
Practice will be held today at 6 pm in the gym. You will need a trainer's clearance to participate in practices.
- Thursday: 6–8 pm
- Friday: TBD
- Monday: First day of tryouts, TBD
- Tuesday: Second day of tryouts, 6–8 pm
Students interested in participating must download the Remind App, as it will be the main communication channel for all student-athletes.
Tryout dates will be announced soon; please check the Remind app for updates.
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Your Family Resource Center has partnered with our School Librarian, Mrs. Takara, to present part 2 of "News Literacy," looking at information through the Forensics and Motives Lenses. How can you tell if information is real or fake? In this session, you will learn strategies for finding the truth, differences between mis-, dis-, and mal-information, and tactics contact creators use to make you believe. Join us on Wednesday, February 19, 2025, at 6 pm in Room F-23, and please be sure to scan the QR Code on the flyer to let us know you will be joining us! Questions? Email Mrs. Takara at [email protected] or Mrs. Baldwin at [email protected].
(Baldwin - 2/19)
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Interested in getting certified as a lifeguard?
Kāneʻohe Swimming Pool will be holding a Lifeguarding Class in March. See the attached flyer for more information.
(Ohta - 2/18)
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Looking for a few good student Leaders!
If you are interested, please sign up using the link on the flyer [located in all grade-level google classrooms and daily bulletin]. Mandatory Meeting is on Tuesday, February 18, 2025
(Hanoa - 2/18)
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Last week, 17 projects from Kailua High School competed in the Windward District Science and Engineering Fair. Congratulations to Maya Gilfillan and Megan Mueller for placing 1st place in the Senior Division and qualifying for the International Science and Engineering Fair in Columbus, Ohio, in May! Seven projects from Kailua High School that scored in the top 30% will be going on to compete in the Hawaii State Science and Engineering Fair next month. Congratulations to all our science fair participants.
(Ikeda - 2/14)
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Aloha! If you are a current sophomore or junior who met the scholarship eligibility requirement for the Kailua High School's Chapter of the National Honor Society, you have received an email from the NHS Adviser, Mrs. Matsukawa. If you are interested in applying, please read the email carefully and follow the application instructions. If you have any questions, please see Mrs. Matsukawa in B11
(Matsukawa - 2/19)
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Did you sign up for yearbook class for next year? Many students requested the class, but heads up, there is now an application and teacher references required. No student will be placed into the yearbook class without an application. From the many students who apply only a few will be accepted into the class. If you want to try it, you can pick up the application packet from the front office or Ms. Romfo in A20. Applications and teacher recommendation forms are due by the last day of this quarter, Friday, March 14th. You can visit tinyurl.com/yearbook-KHS-25-26 for more information.
(Romfo - 3/14)
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Seniors! Consider joining the Ke Koʻo o ka Hale career transition grant program funded by the Castle Foundation. If you are unsure about what to do after high school, let us help you sort it out! We will provide a monthly meeting with your parents or chosen adult figures to get you more information about careers that do not require a college degree and get some certifications that may give you a job boost. Complete the form at https://bit.ly/koo-hale-interest or see the flyer and QR code.
(Akioka - 2/14)
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Surfrider Showcase!
See the flyer for details and scan the QR code for information on how to sign up!
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Join us for this year's “Under the Stars” prom on April 18th from 5:30 to 9:30 pm. Ticket sales will be from February 17th to February 28th during lunch in F 20. Tickets will be $130 for KHS students and $145 for non-KHS students (Under 21 years old). Make sure all obligations are cleared and contracts are signed before purchasing a ticket. Get contracts from Nishida, Grimble, Cress, Gordon, Hanoa, and the office. Shine bright all the way to prom!
(Grimble - 2/28)
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Drumroll, please! 
A NEW VENDING MACHINE is coming to Kailua High School!
Here's the scoop:
- Funding Our Future: All proceeds support the Ready to SURF Academy, powering student activities, field trips, and awesome events.
- Learning on the Job: Our students will learn all the ins and outs of running a business: advertising, inventory, stocking, and even calculating profits!
- Snack Smart: Grab a treat before or after school (but not during class, of course!).
- Respect the Machine: Vandalism is a no-go. Security cameras are watching 24/7.
- Keep it Stocked: Treat it right, and we'll keep it loaded with goodies!
Please scan the QR code on the machine and fill out the survey to let us know what you'd like to see in our new vending machine!
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Would you like to take FREE food home for your family? Your Family Resource Center in Room F-23 has a Food Pantry, and you can do just that! Kailua High School has partnered with the Hawaii Foodbank to provide food to our families.
Just pick up a Food Pantry form on the front office counter, take it home, and have your parent or guardian sign it and return it to the box on the front office counter or Room F-23. Then, you can select foods your family likes to take home on MONDAYS from 2:25 pm to 3:15 pm. Please bring your own bag. Questions? See Mrs. Baldwin or email her at [email protected]
(Baldwin - 3/14)
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Show us your school spirit, Surfriders!
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